Service: Excellent and very friendly
Facilities: Very clean, Beautiful washroom
Prices: reasonable
Specialties: Vegan and vegetarian Cuisine, Izakaya gastronomy, local products, oden. Good list of sake, shochu. Wines also available.
With the warm days coming quickly one is always in search of refreshing food and drinks.
Fortunately in Shizuoka City this is not a problem at all with the abundance of vegetables!
Yasaitei, like many izakayas in Japan, puts salt in front of their entrance to ward off evil spirits.
They even asked a oni/goblin to look after them!
A single look at the counter will let you know you have entered vegan and vegetarian heaven although the food is designed for all tastes and priorities!
Although you might have to check the dashi, the first snack coming with my shochu (shochu is vegan by the way!)! People with special priorities will appreciate!
Thick boiled wakame seaweed and new bamboo shoots o-hitashi/japanese-style appetizer!
The main attraction of the day: Vegan Sashimi Plate conceived with local vegetables!
The dressing is made of sesame oil, salt and red miso paste only, so no problems!
Now what did the plate consist of?
“Cindy” orange tomatoes (very sweet) and ice plant.
Small red radish and red pimento.
Juicy and mild daikon on shiso leaves.
Crunchy and juicy cucumber and mini tomatoes.
And finally chopped red onion giving support!
So tasty and healthy!
To be followed…
YASAITEI
Shizuoka City, Aoi Ku, Tokiwa-Cho, 1-6-2 Green Heights Wamon 1-C
Tel.: 054-2543277
Business hours: 17:30~22:00
Closed on Sundays
Reservations highly recommended
Seating: 6 at counter + 14 at tables
Set Courses: 3,000, 4,000, 5,000 yen
Individual orders (carte) welcome
Parties welcome
HOMEPAGE (Japanese)
Smoking allowed
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