Rota Cafe Daimyo Honten
At Rota Cafe Daimyo Honten, you can savor organic vegan “bihada” plate that promotes beautiful skin and health!
Restaurant Details
Rota Cafe Daimyo Honten is a vegetarian restaurant in Tenjin, Fukuoka Prefecture.
For lunch, their “bihada” plate (‘beautiful skin” plate) is very popular (1000 yen). You can select your main dish from 4 kinds of dishes: seasonal vegetable croquette, kuruma-fu (wheat gluten) cutlet, soy meat and tofu patty, and vege fish. The plate will come with brown rice. Other than that, veggie curry (900 yen), veggie burger (700 yen), and a special burger plate (1300 yen) are also available.
For your curry, you can add a topping (for an extra 300 yen), selecting from options like seasonal vegetable croquette, kuruma-fu cutlet, or veggie patty. For your veggie burger, you can choose your patty, selecting a veggie patty, kuruma-fu cutlet, tempeh, or vege fish. All the ingredients used are natural and organic.
It is located 5 minutes away from Fukuoka Station on foot. If you are looking for a vegetarian restaurant in Fukuoka, Rota Cafe would be the perfect option for you.
Rota Cafe Daimyo Honten Phone Number
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Rota Cafe Daimyo Honten Address
Japan, 〒810-0041 Fukuoka, Chuo Ward, Daimyō, 1−12−2 Ky Daimyo 1F,2F
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