Oli−oli - Ninohe

I highly recommend visiting this charming little coffee shop in Ninohe! They serve freshly brewed coffee along with delicious vegan cakes and cookies. While they don't have soy milk, their desserts are all macrobiotic and vegan. There are only three seats inside, but there are also several outside where you can enjoy the fantastic coffee. A must-visit spot in Ninohe!

We came across this cafe by chance while visiting Ninohe. We initially stopped in for some coffee to go, but were pleasantly surprised to discover that they also offered Vegan Sweets for sale! We were so delighted that we returned the following day to purchase more, and were pleased to find even more options than the day before. It appears that they offer different vegan sweets depending on the day. If you find yourself in Ninohe, we highly recommend stopping by this charming cafe. While the ingredients were listed in Japanese only, there were plenty of vegan options available, with some drinks potentially containing honey or dairy.

We stumbled upon this café by chance while visiting Ninohe. We initially stopped in for a coffee, but were pleasantly surprised to find that they also had vegan sweets for sale. We were so thrilled that we returned the next day to buy more, and discovered even more options than the day before. It appears that they offer different vegan sweets each day. If you find yourself in Ninohe, be sure to visit this lovely café! While the ingredients were listed in Japanese, indicating some drinks contained honey or milk, there were plenty of vegan options available as well.

We discovered this café by chance while visiting Ninohe. We popped in for a coffee, and to our delight, discovered they had vegan desserts available for purchase! We were thrilled and returned the next day to buy more, only to find even more options than the day before. It appears they offer different vegan treats depending on the day. If you find yourself in Ninohe, be sure to visit this lovely café! The ingredients were clearly listed, albeit in Japanese only. While some drinks contained honey or milk, there were also plenty of vegan options to choose from.