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TSUMINAKI Mapo Tofu

The restaurant is a 100% plant-based mapo tofu specialist.

GF·CoeliacE
VeganA
VegA
DairyB
Address2 Chome-13-9 Nishishinbashi, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0003日本
CuisineVegan
Last verified

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Vegan

A
confidence 90%
Strongly trusted ·what tier A means

The restaurant is a 100% plant-based mapo tofu specialist. The owner explicitly states that no animal ingredients are used, and the venue's own website promises no animal products in either ingredients or seasonings. A dedicated fryer or separate allergen kitchen is not specifically noted, but the menu excludes all animal-derived ingredients by design. Multiple HappyCow reviews, the official site, and blog coverage all consistently describe it as fully vegan. Staff are not reported as having specific allergy training but can confirm dishes are vegan when asked.

dedicated kitchen
Cited references

[1] Aggregator Tsuminaki Mapo Tofu - 罪無き麻婆豆腐 - Tokyo Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow

The HappyCow listing confirms the venue is 'fully vegan/plant-based'; reviews note staff friendliness but no allergen training, and the listing provides no marked menu or cross-contact details.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[2] Aggregator Tsuminaki Mapo Tofu (Mita Tamachi Branch) - 罪無き麻婆豆腐 - Tokyo Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow

HappyCow's branch listing for Mita Tamachi provides photos of the venue and menu, but the scraped text is too short to extract dietary details; the venue is tagged as fully vegan.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[3] Verified blog TSUMINAKI MAPO TOFU Roppongi 100% plants base | Tokyo Vegetarian Restaurants and Cafe Guide, tokyovege.com

Blog post about the Roppongi branch: confirms all dishes are vegan and plant-based; staff disclosed the venue's history; no allergen symbols or cross-contact info.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[4] Verified blog TSUMINAKI 罪無き麻婆豆腐, tsuminaki.com

The official venue website carries the claims "100% Plant-Based" and "No Animal Products," and the menu labels vegan gyoza and vegan lassi. No allergen certification, cross-contact disclaimers, or dedicated fryer information appears on the site.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[5] Verified blog plants base.TSUMINAKI Mapo Tofu.【Tokyo】Japan, vegewel.com

A Vegewel directory listing describes the venue as a '100 percent plants base' establishment, noting vegan mapo tofu and gyoza. The listing carries no allergen markings and gives no details about kitchen practices.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[6] Verified blog Tsuminaki Mapo Tofu (Mita), umami-hunt.info

A third-party blog (umami-hunt.info) tags the venue as vegan/vegetarian and provides a phrasebook for Thai diners, but includes no allergen specifics and no cross-contact information.fetched Jun 26, 2026

Vegetarian

A
confidence 90%
Strongly trusted ·what tier A means

As a fully vegan kitchen, all dishes are automatically vegetarian. The official site and multiple reviews confirm 100% plant-based preparation. Staff can confirm dishes are vegetarian when asked.

dedicated kitchen
Cited references

[1] Aggregator Tsuminaki Mapo Tofu - 罪無き麻婆豆腐 - Tokyo Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow

The HappyCow listing confirms the venue is 'fully vegan/plant-based'; reviews note staff friendliness but no allergen training, and the listing provides no marked menu or cross-contact details.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[2] Aggregator Tsuminaki Mapo Tofu (Mita Tamachi Branch) - 罪無き麻婆豆腐 - Tokyo Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow

HappyCow's branch listing for Mita Tamachi provides photos of the venue and menu, but the scraped text is too short to extract dietary details; the venue is tagged as fully vegan.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[3] Verified blog TSUMINAKI MAPO TOFU Roppongi 100% plants base | Tokyo Vegetarian Restaurants and Cafe Guide, tokyovege.com

Blog post about the Roppongi branch: confirms all dishes are vegan and plant-based; staff disclosed the venue's history; no allergen symbols or cross-contact info.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[4] Verified blog TSUMINAKI 罪無き麻婆豆腐, tsuminaki.com

The official venue website carries the claims "100% Plant-Based" and "No Animal Products," and the menu labels vegan gyoza and vegan lassi. No allergen certification, cross-contact disclaimers, or dedicated fryer information appears on the site.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[5] Verified blog plants base.TSUMINAKI Mapo Tofu.【Tokyo】Japan, vegewel.com

A Vegewel directory listing describes the venue as a '100 percent plants base' establishment, noting vegan mapo tofu and gyoza. The listing carries no allergen markings and gives no details about kitchen practices.fetched Jun 26, 2026

[6] Verified blog Tsuminaki Mapo Tofu (Mita), umami-hunt.info

A third-party blog (umami-hunt.info) tags the venue as vegan/vegetarian and provides a phrasebook for Thai diners, but includes no allergen specifics and no cross-contact information.fetched Jun 26, 2026

Dairy-free

B
confidence 70%

The venue is 100% plant-based, meaning no dairy ingredients are used. Menu items such as 'Cheese Curry Mapo Tofu' and 'Cardamom Mango Lassi' carry dairy-associated names, though the official site does not label them as 'vegan cheese' or 'vegan lassi'; staff confirmation that these are plant-based alternatives is therefore recommended. No dedicated dairy-free kitchen is formally documented beyond the venue's own 'no animal products' claim.

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Coeliac · Gluten-free

E
confidence 40%
Limited information ·what tier E means

The venue is 100% plant-based. Its menu includes gyoza (dumplings), fried potato, and mapo tofu, which likely contain wheat-based wrappers and soy sauce with gluten. The official website does not mention gluten-free options. No review or listing provides information about dedicated fryers or cross-contact protocols for gluten. A weak positive signal is that some menu photos exist on HappyCow, but their content is not legible in the scraped text. A phone call to the venue can confirm whether gluten-free dishes are available and whether shared fryers are used.

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