Gojo Paradiso - Kyoto

Came here for the falafel, came back for the staff. while serving meat, there are many vegitarian and a decent amount of vegan options for a not vegan place that is rare in japan. her breakfast buffet also has many vegetarian and some vegan options and they will even be an extra grilled tofu dish when they know vegan or vegitarians are eating. the best of all is very friendly. I never had a long waiting time to eat unless the place was full. They can pay with cash, card or paypay. editing: by kovid the location is temporarily closed. reopening date unknown

Very helpful as it means to be closed, but still open for us, new French managers who speaks good English and us some delicious pasta, while sul some good 60s music

The time we waited for our food was perhaps somewhat longer than average, but the food was amazing. The hummus, the pita and the falafel were delicious and so was the mushroom pizza (a bit on the small side, but only costs 700¥. The dinner menu had some vegan and veggie options, clearly marked.

It took a long time to order and then 40 min until we got the food...even if the place was almost empty!! The music was very loud and the menu unclear. They say they have vegetarian and vegan pizza, pasta, burger, etc., but when you get there you see it 's not true. The only vegan real option is hummus and falafel. They even label french fries as vegetarian . There was only one waiter and the (apparently) boss was yelling at him all the time. Very uncomfortable. It was not his fault to have more work than what one person can do. When we finally got the food the portion was quite smaller if you compare to the pictures in the menu and very poor quality. Completely disappointing. I think HappyCow must check the pictures that are shown in the gallery because the burger is a meat one and they don 't have any vegan/vegetarian desserts.

There were a lot of people and the stuff was totally overstained. The pita on my girlfriends israel plate was modly but the owner refused to appologize as the pita comes in sealed so there is no possibility that this could happen . Even if the pita was homemade.. its too expensive for what you get.