🚨Ultimate Guide for Vegetarians in Japan 🥗🇯🇵
Finding Veg food in 🇯🇵isn't easy , but if you know the exact dishes to try, you'll love the cuisine and appreciate the art of making it 🤌
This 🧵with Vegan/ Veg dishes with Restaurant recos is all you need for your 🇯🇵 trip 👇
🔸Inari Sushi🔸
Inari sushi is a vinegered rice ball rolled in fried Tofu skin. It's a popular snack and can be found in many convenience stores and restaurants.
Loved this even more than the traditional sushi - was so good 🤤
📍7/11 Stores
📍Local Japanese Eateries
🔸Okonomiyaki🔸
Famous in Osaka and Hiroshima, this savory pancake is made with a variety of ingredients, including cabbage, flour, eggs, and meat or seafood. The vegan version is typically made with veggies and is topped with vegan sauces
📍Nagataya, Hiroshima
📍OKO, Osaka.
🔸Japanese Set Meal 🔸
Known as teishoku, this is a complete meal that consists of a Tempura, a Tofu Hot Pot, Rice, miso soup, and a few side dishes including pickles. A popular choice for lunch and dinner, and often served at Japanese restaurants and cafes.
📍Klover Tei, Kyoto
🔸Tempura🔸
Vegetable tempura is a popular Japanese dish made with battered and deep-fried vegetables. Some popular vegetables for tempura include aubergine (eggplant), kabocha (winter squash), and piman (green bell pepper).
📍Tendon Tenya
🔸Sando🔸
This Japanese sandwich is made with shokupan, a soft, fluffy bread. The fillings for sandos can vary widely, but some popular veg choices include Whipped Cream and Fruits 🥝
If you have 🥚, do not forget to have the Egg Sando.
📍7/11
🔸Yakisoba🔸
This stir-fried noodle dish is
primarily made with meat, but ask the restaurant to make it with Veggies , with No MEAT/ NO Egg as per your preference!
Be careful of Sauces as some have fish too.
Ask them to use simple soy sauce and spices!
📍Nishiki Market, Kyoto
🔸Vegan Ramen🔸
You can't come back from Japan without having a good Ramen.
This is a soupy Noodle dish, the veggie version of which is often made with Soy Broth, grilled veggies and mock meat.
You'll love this for sure 🍜
📍Vegan Bistro Jangara
📍Ts tantan
🔸Udon🔸
Thick Japanese noodle that can be stir-fried with a variety of vegetables and tofu. This is a delicious dish that is perfect for a cold day.
Most Japanese outlets serve udon but check particularly for Vegan options as the broth often has meat/fish.
📍 Injoy, Tokyo
🔸Sushi 🔸
It's no surprise that Japan has some of the best Sushi Itamae(Chef's) in the World.
Although not the best but you'll find some amazing veg sushi options here in 🥒,🥑, pickled raddish and 🌽
📍Gonpachi Sushi
📍Kura Sushi Outlets
🔸Gyoza🔸
Gyoza (餃子) are Japanese dumplings made with a thin dough wrapper. The veggie ones are usually made with cabbage and mushrooms, are pan-fried and served with a dipping sauce .
Perfect as starter, loved these the most on my trip 🥟
📍T's tantan
📍Izakaya Masaka
🔸Familar Veg Dishes 1/2🔸
🥙Falafel Pita Wraps - There were quite many Turkish Kebap outlets in Tokyo serving delish Pita Falafel wraps.
We tried📍Falafel Brothers
🍕 Pizza - There Italian Joints all across 🇯🇵.
Margarita Pizza and basic Pasta is available almost everywhere.
🔸 Familar Veg Dishes 2/2🔸
🍔Vegan Burgers are available in a few places. Not the best but helps with craving .
📍MOS Burger outlets across 🇯🇵
📍 Doutour
This was our staple breakfast for which we often grabbed from Dotour(Coffee outlet chain almost everywhere in 🇯🇵)
🔸Indian Restaurants 🍛🔸
For people who need Indian Food on their trips - Japan has many options.
While Tokyo has many, Osaka and Kyoto had fewer options.
They serve decent Indian food but their Naan's are excellent and extremely fluffy !
📍Downtown B's Indian, Tokyo
🔸Ready to Eat Food - Back Up 🔸
We always carry Ready to Eat Curries, Rice and also Wai Wai (can be eaten raw as well as cooked ) on days when we want a quick fix and I suggest you should too.
🍙Salted cooked rice is available in Convenience stores so that' a Win !
Japan has tons of Sweet Treats and Cakes so if you have a sweet tooth , you'll love trying the wide variety of desserts here .
Let me know in the comments if you want me to do a thread on Sweets and desserts too ✨🤤
🗺️ 📍Have created a Google Maps link with more than 30 trusted Vegan and Veg eateries all across Japan 🇯🇵
Do Repost this thread 🔁 and DM once done, I'll share the link with you 🤗.
Trust me , it would be super handy for your Japan Trip 💎
I hope the Vegetarians and also the ones who are not 😅 find this thread useful 🤗✨
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The Oman Mini Guide is finally here 🤌🇴🇲
With flights from India mostly under ₹15k, Oman could easily be your next perfect 5 to 6 day getaway, especially in the coming months when the weather’s just right.
Trust me, this is all you need to plan your trip, from visas and car rentals to stays, experiences, and even the budget 💰.
A complete, no-fluff guide to help you plan an easy, scenic, and budget-friendly Oman holiday.
✈️ Save this for your next Middle East escape, let’s dive in 👇🏻
How to get your Visa 🛂
Getting a visa for Oman is fairly straightforward. If you already hold a valid US, UK, Schengen, Australian, Canadian, or Japanese visa, you are eligible for visa-free arrival for up to 14 days.
Otherwise, you can apply through Oman-authorized DMCs or travel agents.
The process is simple and Visa costs approx ₹3,500, and there’s even a Tatkal option where the visa is processed within 1–2 days
Best Time to Visit ⛱️
The ideal time to explore Oman is between October and March when the weather is pleasantly cool. Summers can be harsh, especially in the desert and mountains, so winter months are perfect for outdoor activities.
What’s that one thing that a post on X made you do?
For me it was switching to an electric toothbrush and has been one of the best healthcare upgrades I’ve made !
So this started after I came across a post on X by Chirag Barjatya on electric toothbrush and that same day, I ordered one for myself. And honestly, it’s been a game changer ever since !
Oracura was the first electric toothbrush I bought (I've also attached a screenshot of the bill coz people here think everything is marketing 😅) and I genuinely loved it. So when they recently sent me few of their products to try, of course I said yes as I already knew and trusted the brand.
This time I used the toothbrushes that comes with three modes, including a gentle mode for sensitive teeth and a massage mode I didn’t know I needed 😭super soothing, especially during travel. And at this price point, it’s such a great value for the quality.
What surprised me most was their natural toothpaste. I’ve been loyal to Colgate for years and rarely switch, but this one really worked well for my sensitivity and left a refreshing taste. Been using it for over 30 days now, and I’m impressed.
As promised… here’s our complete Budapest guide! 🇭🇺
3-day itinerary, food spots, must-do experiences, insider tips & a pinned map—all in one!📍
We reached from Prague on a 7-hour FlixBus and absolutely loved our time here.
While most people rush through in 1-2 days, we’d highly recommend at least 3-4 days to soak in the vibe, explore both Buda and Pest, try the food, relax at the baths & enjoy those magical Danube sunsets 🌅
Thread below ↓
Packed with must-dos, eats & travel tips!
📝 Quick Tips
🏨 Where to stay?
Stay on the Pest side (near Danube or Jewish Quarter) → central, lively, and walkable
💰 Currency?
Hungary uses the Forint (HUF), not Euro.
Card payments work almost everywhere
🚇 Transport?
Get a 72-hour Travelcard → covers metro, trams, and buses.
Ticket checks are strict, so always keep it handy
🚕 Taxis?
Cabs are affordable.
Use Bolt or Uber for easy app bookings
🌦️ Weather?
Winters = Freezing ❄️, Summers = Hot ☀️
Pack layers and check forecasts before your trip
🌳 Day trips?
Margaret Island → park & picnic spot
Lake Balaton → beaches, lakeside cafes & wineries
Szentendre → cute, artsy town with cobbled streets & cafes
3-Day Itinerary 👇🏻
☀️ day 1: explore the Pest side + Danube evening
morning:
– Breakfast at Arán Bakery or Vinyl & Wood ☕
– Start with St. Stephen’s Basilica → climb up for panoramic views ⛪
– Walk to Liberty Square + see the Budapest Parliament (outside) 🏛️
noon:
– Lunch near Basilica → try Tapas Fino (Spanish) or High Note SkyBar (rooftop) 🍷
– Or head to Trattoria Pomo D’oro for Italian 🍝
– Post-lunch, take a short ride on Tram No. 2 → it runs right along the Danube 🚋
evening:
– Explore Hero’s Square + City Park + quick stop at Vajdahunyad Castle 🏰
– Sit by the Danube promenade at sunset → chill near Parliament views or Liberty Square 🌅
– Take a Danube River Cruise (after sunset preferred) 🚢
– Dinner at Indian Palate → best Indian food in Budapest 🍛
– For drinks → head to Szimpla Kert (Ruin Bar) or stroll around nearby cozy ruin bars 🍷
Here’s how we spent 3 days in Prague 🇨🇿
A simple, no-fuss itinerary with everything mapped out - what to see, where to eat (veg-friendly too), and a few pub + party spots we loved ✨
➕have also included an option for a day trip option to Český Krumlov if you have more time.
Perfect for a first-timer in Prague , details below 👇
day 1 – old town & exploring the city
☀️ morning
– breakfast at Venue or Eska ☕
– free walking tour: old town square, astronomical clock tower (climb up), church of our lady before týn, powder tower (viewpoint)
– visit infinity book tower 📖 + stroll through Havelské tržiště (local market) 🍒
🌤️ afternoon
– lunch at pasta fresca 🍝
– try chimney cake + grab a koláče from kolace bakery 🍩
🌆 evening
– explore wenceslas square & see kafka’s rotating head 🌀
– shop along na příkopě street 🛒
– dinner at wokin 🥢for asian fusion 🍽️
or Pizza Nuova 🍕
– drinks at lokál, an iconic czech pub – great pilsner beer, local crowd, and fried cheese 🍺
day 2 – lesser town & castle side
☀️ morning
– breakfast at bistromonk 🍳
– explore the prague castle complex 🏰 — visit st. vitus cathedral, castle courtyards & gardens with panoramic views
– walk down to the peaceful wallenstein palace & gardens : quiet and underrated 🌿
🌤️ afternoon
– lunch at san carlo – cozy italian spot near the castle 🍕
– stroll through malá strana – visit st. nicholas church & john lennon wall 🎨
– coffee break at café savoy – vintage charm & perfect cakes ☕🍰
🌆 evening
– dinner + drinks at mlýnská kavárna – peaceful riverside vibes, perfect for a relaxed meal 🍷
– cocktails at black angel’s bar – moody & iconic 🍸
– party vibes? head to karlovy lázně – the biggest nightclub in central europe 🪩
If Prague is on your list (and trust me, it should be!), here’s a post packed with all the tips you need to plan it right — from how many days to spend, budgeting, getting around, best times to visit, and more.
Share this with someone who’s planning a trip to Prague 🇨🇿✈️
Thread below 👇🏻
1️⃣Prague is Pretty Much Cashless 💳
We managed almost everything using our cards —From cafes and stores to public transport (even inside trams!), card payments are accepted almost everywhere. Super smooth and convenient.
Having said that, Carry minimal Euros for spends like walking tour tip, may be chimney cakes, souvenirs etc.
2️⃣ Prague is easily one of Europe’s most affordable capitals 💸
For a comfortable 3-day trip as a couple:
Hotels: ₹7K–8K per night
Daily expenses: ~₹10K per couple/day (food, transport)
Miscellaneous: Entry, Souvenirs, impulsive spends ~20k extra
Of course excludes flight.
👉 You can easily do it within ₹70K–75K total for two.
And if you’re on a budget — just slash that in half. Plenty of scope to save with hostels, free attractions, and affordable eats!
✨Exploring the Best of Banaras in 3 Days - a perfect winter itinerary✨
With winter kicking in, it felt like the perfect time to share my travelogue.
Bonus :This comes with with food recommendations that are best known to Banaras and personally tried and tested by me across my two trips.
Earlier this year, I traveled to Banaras with my mom. I first visited Banaras five years ago, and gradually fell in love with the place. It's a place full of energy - sometimes chaotic - but beautiful in all aspects. Banaras is one of the oldest cities in the world, and honestly feels as if you've travelled back in time but the cultural immersion it offers is just something else. I wanted my mom to experience that same serenity and belonging towards this city of eternity as I did both of us came back with our hearts full 🩷
From the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti 🙏to peaceful boat rides 🚤, sacred Kashi Vishwanath Temple to the incredible local food 🍲, we explored it all.
Traveling with my mom made it even more special, and Banaras truly shines when shared with family. If you’re looking for a spiritual and gastronomical adventure,
Read on as I share a perfect Banaras itinerary for this winter !
Day 1
✈️Arrive in Banaras and check into your hotel. If you’re traveling with senior parents or prefer convenience, try to stay close to Dashashwamedh Ghat or Kashi Vishwanath Temple for easy access to the main attractions.
Head to Dashashwamedh Ghat in the evening and take a leisurely walk around the area, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere✨
Make sure to be there by 5:00 PM to grab a good spot for the Ganga Aarti 🪔—it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.
While you're at the ghats, you can also visit the Sitla Mata Mandir here. Then later walk through the markets towards Gowdoliya chowk heading directly to Kashi Chaat Bhandar to enjoy some delicious food like Tamatar Ki Chaat and Chura Matar—especially great with the sweetness of winter matar 🍽️.
then end the day on a sweet note with a classic Banarasi Paan 🍃(There's one right below Hotel Ganges Grand) —the perfect way to wrap up the day !
Day 2✨
Start your day with a breakfast at Ram Bhandar, enjoying Kachori Sabji and follow it up with Malaiyo at Sriji 🥘.
Later in the day, take a peaceful boat ride 🚤 along the Ganga, covering 40 ghats from Manikarnika to Harishchandra. Don’t miss bird feeding 🕊️—buy bhujias from the boat vendors to feed the birds, a fun local touch. Afterward, relax by the ghats, enjoy the view, and sip on a refreshing Lemon Chai from the tea vendors 🍋( The boat typically costs 1k-1.5k, however you will find vendors asking even 3/4k , so be aware)
For lunch, head to Batti Chokha for Bihari-style chokha and litti 🍽️or else simple meal at any local Thali place.
Visit Kaal Bhairav Mandir followed by the famous Kashi Vishwanath Temple, one of the most famous Jyotirlingas in India ⛪.
To avoid long queues, book Sheegra Darshan tickets online and also check the Garba Griha timings if you want a closer darshan. also make sure to visit Annapurna Mandir.
In the evening, enjoy a refreshing lasst at the Blue Lassi, a must-try in Banaras. Afterwards, explore the markets near Vishwanath Market and Gowdoliya 🛍️ for Banarasi sarees/weaves.
For dinner, head to Shree Cafe in the Dashashwamedh area 🍽️(they have lovely street photography pictures in the cafe) , or a cozy meal at Pizzeria Vatika Cafe, famous for its delicious pizzas and also Apple pies.