Ain Soph. Ginza

We wanted to try the mochi(next to this place) and since hungry and found availability we entered and tried their delicious gluten free pancakes with salad & the gluten-free vegan bento, even if we are not vegans 🥴 but I can say it was delicious! A bit expensive but the personnel were nice, good food, cozy place mostly central and especially gluten-free!!! I recommend the bento! Thank you for preparing these goodies for us coeliacs! We are very happy to be able to taste it! 😄

Gluten free restaurant. The entrance was narrow, but there were seats on the second floor and seats on the third floor. I ordered one lunch box and one pancake set to share. As a result, I got it right and enjoyed a variety of things, including a Spanish omelet that didn't use eggs, green curry, and fried soy meat. The curry and fried soy meat were so delicious that I actually wanted to go eat them. Best of all, the pancakes are so delicious that you can't believe they're gluten-free and vegan! I thought I would like to go there to eat these pancakes. When I looked around, I saw that most of the customers were eating pancakes. This is popular. The food was delicious, but the staff member was a little rude. I told them that I wanted to share the entire meal, but they didn't bring me plates or spoons, and even though I had asked them to bring me a dessert menu after I finished my meal. When the meal was finished, I was given a bill and was told, ``Please pay on the first floor.'' No, I wanted to order dessert and a drink, so I asked again for the menu😅 I ordered cheesecake, creme brûlée, and hot tea. The tea came in a glass rather than a pot. The creme brûlée was delicious, but the cheesecake was a little disappointing. It may be difficult to make delicious cheese without using dairy products. On the way home, I bought a raisin butter sandwich and a chai tea sandwich as souvenirs. I'm looking forward to this too.