This intimate café offers a cozy space with bright displays and a thoughtful menu focused on gluten-free and vegan options. The staff is polite and attentive, creating a welcoming atmosphere for those seeking carefully crafted gluten-free delights.
sad( ; ; ). The sponge is like hard rubber and is dry and hard to chew. Fresh cream makes me feel sick after I put it in my stomach. It's gluten free, isn't it? One cake cost nearly 1000 yen.
We sell frozen cakes.
The family only ate one bite.
The staff worked hard.
This is an oversight on the part of the owner.
Aren't you ashamed of selling something like this? Do you think these are delicious to eat?
The good thing is that the staff was polite and pleasant. Ingredients were also clearly labeled.
Never Again
C
Community member
We discovered this place on a recent trip to Kyoto. Finding vegan options in Japan can be challenging, in particular when it comes to cakes and desserts. Mushiyashinai has many vegetarian, gluten-free and vegan options including different types of cakes, mochi and other Japanese confectionery. Menu items are clearly labelled and the staff are very knowledgable about allergens and dietary preferences. Everything we tried was extremely delicious and served in a calm and pleasant atmosphere. The people working here are passionate about their craft and very friendly as well as hospitable. We even got to try freshly made sakura mochi. We will miss this little gem and can highly recommend it to everyone, non-vegans included.
78 Ichijōji Satononishichō, Sakyo Ward, Kyoto, 606-8115, Japan