The Earl - Tokyo

I ordered the chickpea wrap and asked the man at the counter if it was vegan. He said he could make it vegan, so it's best to ask before you order. The wrap was a good size and very tasty! I also had the fries, which were delicious wedges. The staff was very friendly. Just a heads up, the prices are a bit high.

I ordered a Vegan Vixen Veggy wrap and was surprised to find pieces of beef in it, despite it being labeled as vegan. This mistake is unforgivable and I will not be ordering from this restaurant again. See photos for proof.

I ordered the vixen wrap and the black bean soup, and they were both delicious. This restaurant also offers a variety of options for vegans. The portion sizes were generous, but the prices were a bit high.

Had to wait a little while as they were fulfilling a big order but otherwise the food was good and the price fair considering we’d paid more for less during our Tokyo visit.

I found The Earl totally by chance when I was actually looking for another restaurant in the area. It was empty; it was late Halloween night 2014, so most people were in Roppongi partying, but the owner, one of the waiters and his wife and kids were there enjoying a movie night (I believe Ghostbusters was on). They were all super friendly and welcoming lovely to chat to and made me feel right at home. I joined them for the movie night and ordered the California Bombshell sandwich (avocado, alfalfa sprouts, lettuce, kumara potato, red onion, cheese, poppy seeds) and tomato rosemary soup and it was divine seriously one of the best veg sandwiches I've ever had. They are pricey, though (there are four veg ones to choose from and range from 1,150-1,300 yen...crazy since you could get 2 or 3 meals at some soba or udon places for that price) so personally The Earl would be somewhere I go as a treat, rather than a regular place. A shame though, because the food is so tasty and the staff treated me like family (they were dining on little hotties' when I was there and graciously gave me a veggie chili one for free)! In fact, once I was done eating, I went with the waiter's wife and his kids to Roppongi to check out the parade' of Halloween costumes....a lovely and memorable experience after a great dinner at The Earl!