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HASABON’s vegan course: two guests and a week of notice

HASABON: a source-led guide to the published food policy, location and arrangements to confirm before visiting.

Kagurazaka, Japan — area illustration, not a photograph of the restaurant or its food
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HASABON: a source-led guide to the published food policy, location and arrangements to confirm before visiting.

Location and published description

Address: 101 Kagurazaka Tea Plant Terrace, 30 Yokoteramachi, Shinjuku, Tokyo.

Evidence: Vegan course — advance reservation.

A reservation-led vegan meal

HASABON's dedicated vegan-course page asks for at least two guests and a reservation one week in advance. This is a planned dining option, not evidence of a walk-in vegan café menu. A solo traveler should enquire directly rather than assume that the published minimum can be waived.

Use the vegan-course request explicitly. Give the restaurant the date, number of diners and any other ingredient requirements, and wait for confirmation of both the table and the course before treating it as booked.

Save the full location

The operator lists Kagurazaka Tea Plant Terrace, unit 101, at 30 Yokoteramachi. Retain the unit number when sharing directions with guests. Ask about entry arrangements if your party needs specific accessibility information.

The vegan course does not by itself establish halal suitability. Seasoning and preparation requirements should be discussed separately. Confirm the current price, menu and cancellation terms with HASABON; this article does not carry forward an old course price or promise availability on a particular day.

Sources and review date

Website information reviewed on 27 October 2026. This is desk research, not an on-site inspection. Menus and availability can change; confirm the exact dish and branch before ordering.

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