Kaizuiji_Traditional Shojin-vegan-menu for healthy eater｜Kamiiida,Kita-ku,Nagoya

I went to a wonderful Shojin, vegan restaurant Kaizuiji 皆随寺かいずいじ in Kamiiida, the other day.

Vegan course meal was scrumptious!!!

The owner, genuine  Monk and second chef, was good natured and cheerful♪

His wife, head chef, was silent but gentle.

I felt pleasant while I was there.

NOTE

• You have to make a reservation because they DO NOT  take ‘walk ins‘. 
• There is no English speaker
• You have to take your shoes off

Miki from Nagoya, Japan

Hi,I am an owner of this website MIKICHELIN, named after MICHELIN.

Be patient with my strange English, please.

Thank you!

日本語の皆随寺の記事はこちら↓です。
An article written in Japanese is bellow.

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The entrance & interior are so fabulous!

Entering such a short entrance like an authentic tea room.

About reservation

Someone told me that…

• do not speak our language
• do not have any friends who speaks Japanese

Month

How many people?

Others

Course

I Had 【Kaizuiji Shojin Course】

Shojin Matsutake mushroom course ¥3,500

• Simmered Tomato
• Sushi with FAKE squid -vegan-
• FAKE- Surimi, pretending to fish paste -vegan-
• Simmered Pumpkin, Egg plant and Okra

• Matsutake mushroom and Japanese broth steamed in a teapot

Photo above is FAKE Shrimp -vegan-

• Deep fried Sesame-tofu

• Yuba, bean-curd

• Soy milk soup

• Tempura
  ・Matsutake mushroom
  ・Gingerroot
  ・Bitter gourd

• Cooked rice with Maiko mushroom

• Matcha and sｗeets

Chef preparing the Matcha

What does Kaizuiji mean?

Name of a temple

• There is a Kaizuiji 皆随寺かいずいじ  in Tsushima-city, Aichi.

They started serving their meal in Kamiiida as the same name. 

寺じ(ji) means temple.

When we use that KANJI- 寺じ(ji)- individually, pronunciation changes into 寺てら (tera), though.

Kaizuiji｜Information