Plant More — Restaurant in Tokyo

I came here for dinner with my wife. Honest review below.

Pros: The falafel plate was delicious. Fresh flavours and high quality. Service was attentive once we were seated. Our water glasses were topped up regularly. Free WiFi

Cons: The staff at the entrance didn’t give a very warm welcome. They seemed bored and disengaged. We were left standing in the middle of the restaurant while they cleaned our table. Everything is done face-to-face - seating, service, taking your bill to the counter - except ordering is done via a QR code. It seemed so random. I’m not a fan of QR code ordering but I get that some people prefer it. We were pointed to a smear of “spicy chilli paste” at the side of both of our plates. It had zero spice, not even a little. The fact that they drew our attention to it made it even more disappointing. The portions were tiny for what we paid. My chicken kebab sandwich was 5 bites for ¥1430. My wife’s ¥1980 falafel plate looks generous from the photo but actually it was tiny. The falafel were the size of Maltesers and you only got a small spoonful of each side dish. She was still hungry too so we had to go in search of a second dinner afterwards.

Overall, the food quality was high. However, it ended up being an expensive night for...

Amazing Experience at Plant More!

We had an incredible dining experience at Plant More, a true gem for vegan cuisine lovers! The presentation of the plate was beautiful and colorful, and each item was packed with flavor and freshness. The falafel was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, the hummus was creamy and seasoned to perfection, and the roasted vegetables were bursting with rich, warm flavors. The salad was crisp and refreshing, and the tabbouleh was light and herby. The pita bread was soft and paired perfectly with the dips. The red pepper dip added a lovely kick, balancing the flavors beautifully.

The atmosphere was calm and welcoming, and the service was attentive and friendly. It's clear that Plant More puts a lot of thought into their dishes, making sure each bite is a treat for the senses. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for delicious and satisfying...

my husband and I love middle eastern food, and this was our surprised found in Shinjuku station when we were heading home. We know the food very well, so it wasn't difficult to order. I had a falafel sandwich and my husband had a platter. As we were enjoying eating, I noticed something wrong...It was a cous cous, they used cilantro! insted of parsley! It's not Mexican! I hate cilantro personally, so I was sooo disappointed! Service was slow, we ordered drinks right away, but they chatted long enough to forget about it. a person prepared food had mask but not everyone which I did not like to see talking over the foods! everyone should wear masks in the kitchen for sanitary reasons. fair prices, clean eatery space, Hope straight up the mix herbs because it...