Injoy 悦納

Unclaimed

If I could, I would give 100 stars⭐️. This place is probably the best vegan place we have visited in Tokyo. Food, service, quality and portions size is amazing. Ambience is very cool and staff is so nice and welcoming. Must visit. Great food. Quite near to Sensoji, like a block away.

My friend brought me to this place, and I got to try their dan dan noodles and dessert. The ambiance is elegant and calming—just stepping inside brings a sense of peace. The tea had a light, refreshing fragrance, and the dan dan noodle set was incredibly satisfying. It was more than enough for one person and left me feeling pleasantly full. The noodles were perfectly balanced—not spicy but still full of flavor, and the side dishes added a refreshing touch. I highly recommend the oatmeal butter Taiwan tea osmanthus jelly. The osmanthus balances out the richness of the butter beautifully, making it light and delicious—I already want another serving. I’ll definitely be back to try more from the menu.

If you’re in the Asakusa area and are looking for vegan/vegetarian friendly food, this is a good place to head to along Sumida Park. We had the dandan ramen and bibimbap sets. The staff asked us to wait for 30 mins. There were tables ready, infact they even added 2 tables while we were waiting but didn’t call us to sit first whereas a group of 3 just like us that entered after us was seated immediately. Further, the table seated after us was given a menu before us and we waited endlessly for someone to give us a menu and serve water. Had to call someone to eventually get the menu. Fortunately the food was delicious and compensated for the disappointment of service. The ramen soup was the best I’ve had in Japan (vegetarian) so far. The set comes with tea which again no one gave us and we had forgotten. In the end reminded them to serve it. Had the service been better, I’d give them 5/5.

We had a great dinner at Injoy once we found the elevator to take us up to the floor! Our ramen was as good as any we had in Japan and the bibimbap was excellent as well. Finishing with a nice piece of chocolate cake was great. The atmosphere felt like it was kind of fancy but we were fine in casual dress. Service was moderately friendly but very professional. Overall highly recommended!

Their dishes were inspired by Japanese, Chinese and Korean cuisines. Lunch was a set menu with a main dish, side dishes and a choice of drinks. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious, especially the lion's mane stir fry and the hot and sour noodle soup. The presentation of the food was also beautiful along with the environment. We were vegan and thought we needed to communicate about having no egg in bibimbap, only to find out this place was truly vegan. So glad we discovered this restaurant and we would love to come back in the future for sure.