HEMP CAFE TOKYO
Vegan
HEMP CAFE TOKYO is a fully vegan restaurant in Ebisu that opened in July 2017, built around hemp as both a superfood and a wellness ingredient. The menu skews Mexican: burritos, taco rice, nachos, and salad bowls, all plant based and incorporating hemp in various forms. The taco rice and Mexican burrito are both ¥1,380 and are the most ordered items. CBD drops can be added to any drink for ¥300. The cafe is produced by Keiichi Kato, who also runs Rainbow Rawfood, a well known Tokyo raw food restaurant. The interior has a relaxed, West Coast surf aesthetic on the eighth floor of a building near Ebisu Station.
Good to Know:
- Lunch plates typically ¥1,380 to ¥1,500. A ¥390 per person cover charge applies at dinner and includes an amuse bouche. One drink per person required at dinner.
- Reservations recommended. Book via TableCheck. No show fee of ¥5,000 applies. Parties of seven or more accepted only for course meals.
- Open 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Closed Tuesdays.
- Three minute walk from Ebisu Station.
- English menu available and staff speak English.
- Cannabia beer made from hemp is on the drink list alongside CBD smoothies and homemade sodas.
- Also accommodates raw food, gluten free, and low carb diets.
More details
- Address: Japan, 〒150-0011 Tokyo, Shibuya, Higashi, 3-chōme−17−１４ Acn Ebisu Bldg., スクエア8F
- Google rating: 4.6 from 364 reviews
- Last updated: March 31, 2026
- Official website