Slow Luck －vegetable bal－ — Local services in Kanazawa

First review is below😁. I couldn’t work out how to do a 2nd one. We ate here again last night, once again it was wonderful. Do yourselves a favour a try this place. If you are staying on the castle side of town it’s too easy. We drove from the other side of Kanazawa station but it’s an easy bus trip from there too.

What a wonderful find. Small place with an even smaller kitchen. The staff were great. I made contact via Facebook to book with no problem. He responded quickly. Husband is a vegetarian but I’m not so it was great to be able to order fabulous food off the same menu. In fact we liked it so much we booked for the following night before had even paid lol. We drove there from near Kanazawa station and there is a parking garage on the main road around the corner. Too easy! We ordered; tofu dumplings V, sweet potato dish V, tempura veg V, beef pasta dish NF, pork ribs NF. Can’t wait...

Do yourself a favour and eat here when in Kanazawa!!

We are here two nights in a row because it is so good. The food is INCREDIBLE! And at a really good price point

Easily the best food we have eaten in Japan.

Amazing vegan options but at the same time when travelling as a group they also cater very well to meat eaters

The mascarpone sweet potato fritto is to die for!!

It’s a small plates sharing type place, we had 4 plates between two the first night plus two desserts and the second night we had six small plates but no dessert.

Not that it’s expected but there is also a good level of English spoken.

It’s a small restaurant so maybe booking is needed at the weekend? We booked both (week)nights just to be safe

If you don’t eat here in Kanazawa...

Creative and aesthetic vegetable-focused cuisine in a compact, intimate space. They have several vegan options which are clearly labelled with "VG" on the menu. The vegetable tempura and tofu takoyaki were excellent. The portion sizes are small, so you may need to order 2 to 4 dishes per person depending on how hungry you are.

Like many other restaurants in Kanazawa, they require that you order one drink per person too. Their drinks are reasonably priced though, at around 680-850 yen. The Tateyama sake was delectable and came in a beautiful cup.

The space is small though, with only four tables, so it may be a good idea to reserve a table in advance. I showed up at 8pm on a Wednesday and got the last remaining table; many customers were turned...