Monsoon Cafe Aqua City Odaiba - Tokyo

A back and this place is really cozy, but very packed. Vegan elements on the menu are limited, and somewhat expensive (yes, not really I just thought the portions were a bit small and I wish they were more options.) the board presentation was nice, the restaurant is somewhat uncomfortable, regarding where tables are placed, a lot of ppl wanting to sit the window view, but they will probably be placed somewhere far from the beautiful view. vegan eating in odaiba is a little tricky, but this is a safe option! I miss more protein in the vegan plate, maybe a tofu ball or a soybean as it felt like a lot of chalk.

Ambiente is beautiful, it's good, but not much to say. it is beautiful, they have vegan friendly options clearly marked, but eating is simple and small and overpriced. rice dish is good, avocado add is an option

The menuadversities “vegan options”, but instead of vegan foods or the non-vegan ingredients to replace, they simply removed the main component of the meal. I ordered an salad for ¥380

The menu options were marked with a sheet and I mentioned when ordering. the personal spoke quite decent English and was able to record my English-speaking self. not to choose a tonne menu items, but enough that I have made the choice what to order. great look at the bay of tokio when they happen to get a window seat, but don't worry if they don't, as there are many other points of view in the opposite also best mojito I had in a long time!

The food is good and fresh. It’s not plentiful but nowhere have I eaten in Japan that it is, by my American appetite. I had the Vietnamese spring rolls and they were beautifully presented, stuffed with cucumber and vermicelli noodles and lots of fresh leafy lettuce with a sweet chili dipping sauce. I also ordered the fried rice with veggies and note that the veggies were not stir fried. Just fresh veggies on the side of the brown hearty rice. The view is amazing and ambiance is excellent. Very happy that Happy Cow directed me here.