Torikai Cafe - Fukuoka

Although this café is not completely vegan, there are plenty of vegan dessert options available. The menu clearly marks which items are vegan with green leaves, and the staff is knowledgeable about veganism and can customize desserts accordingly. The prices are also very reasonable. We tried the vegan maple waffle with rich soy soft serve, as well as a three-scoop ice cream made with soy milk, soy yogurt, and almond paste (flavors included adult rum raisin, piña colada, and Earl Gray). I particularly enjoyed the rum raisin and piña colada ice cream, but the standout was the waffle. It arrived piping hot with silky smooth soft serve and delicious maple syrup, making every bite an explosion of flavor! If you find yourself in Fukuoka, this place is a must-visit.

While this café is not completely vegan, there are plenty of vegan options available, especially in terms of desserts. The menu clearly marks which items are vegan (with green leaves) and the staff are knowledgeable about veganism and can make adjustments to accommodate. Additionally, the prices are very reasonable. We tried the vegan maple waffle with a creamy soy soft serve, as well as a trio of creative soy milk desserts including "adult rum raisin, piña colada, and earl grey" flavors. The rum raisin and piña colada ice cream were delicious, but the standout was the waffle. It was served hot with a silky smooth soft serve and a rich maple syrup that made every bite a delight. If you find yourself in Fukuoka, don't miss out on this spot!

The food was delicious. Unfortunately, the curry was the worst I've ever had in Japan. Nonetheless, the staff at the restaurant was friendly and helpful, even though I had to use Google Translate to communicate. I am grateful for their assistance. The restaurant is conveniently located near the Science Museum. #Veganuary.

While not entirely vegan, this café offers a variety of vegan candy options. The menu clearly marks all items with green leaves for VEGAN, and the staff is knowledgeable about veganism and can adapt desserts accordingly. The prices are also very reasonable. We tried the vegan maple waffle with soy soft serve, as well as a trio of ice creams made with soy milk, soy yogurt, and almond paste (flavors included rum raisin, Piña Colada, and Earl Gray). Although I enjoyed the rum raisin and Piña Colada ice creams, the highlight was definitely the waffle. It was served hot with smooth soy soft serve and a generous drizzle of intense maple syrup – every bite was a burst of flavor! If you're in Fukuoka, make sure to stop by this café.

I was delighted to discover these waffles served with vegan ice cream. They were delicious and reasonably priced. Additionally, complimentary water was offered. It's worth noting that there is a price difference between ordering takeaway and dining in.