OVERVIEW

HEMP CAFE TOKYO is a 100% vegan and hemp-themed café situated on the 8th floor of the Christie Ebisu building, just a short stroll from Ebisu Station. Located at 3-17-14 Higashi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0011, it serves creative, plant-based fusion cuisine infused with hemp-derived ingredients. Operating for lunch and dinner (closed Tuesdays), it’s a go-to for health-conscious diners and vegan food lovers.

THE RESTAURANT

Since opening in 2017, HEMP CAFE TOKYO has blended a wellness-centric philosophy with a vibrant, eclectic menu—think vegan burritos, tacos, nori rolls, hemp-protein smoothies, CBD-infused drinks, and even hemp-flavored beer. The interior is calm, stylish, and adorned with plants and literature about hemp and veganism, fostering an inclusive atmosphere that invites exploration and conversation.

DINING & RECOMMENDATIONS

Popular dishes include the vegan cheese burrito, Taco Rice, Bibimbap burrito, and the unique Yakiniku-style vegan sushi. Don’t miss hemp protein smoothies and CBD-enhanced add-ons for a wellness boost. Pair your meal with Cannabia (hemp-flavored beer) or seasonal CBD drinks for an extra twist. The café enforces a “meal + drink per person” guideline and may include a small service fee, especially at dinner.

WHY VISIT?

HEMP CAFE TOKYO stands out as a pioneer of sustainable dining, merging plant-based innovation with creative culinary expression. Its combination of boldly flavored, hemp-forward dishes, laid-back yet curated space, and proximity to Ebisu Station make it a compelling stop for vegans, health enthusiasts, and anyone curious about alternative dining concepts.