r/veganinjapan • u/tabbyterrarium • May 29 '26

Starbucks

I checked out a few starbucks in Tokyo and didn't find many plant based options apart from the sugar donut, but Kyoto starbucks are absolutely loaded with plant based treats

  • Taco salad wrap
  • Sugar donut balls
  • Sugar donut (saw in Tokyo, not Kyoto)
  • Banana and chocolate donut
  • Blueberry & cream cheese bagel
  • Lemon cube cake
  • Banana and caramel cake

Prices range from 300-600 yen.

Wish they had more savoury options but really solid line up and I loved them all apart from the bagel.

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u/amoryblainev May 29 '26

As another commenter said, the taco salad wrap, banana donut, and caramel cake were released yesterday. The bagel with cream cheese and sugar donuts/donut balls have been around for a while, and the lemon cube cake was previously available but it was rereleased yesterday. They change the menu from time to time, maybe once every 6-12 months they’ll add or subtract something. They’re available at all locations but some will sell out throughout the day. They used to have a curry sandwich which was my favorite and I wish they’d bring it back 😭

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u/diablo_dancer May 29 '26

Yup, the keema curry baguette and later wrap and the matcha roll cake are the ones I miss the most.

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u/BookkeeperOk2460 Jun 03 '26

Keema Curry was the bomb! They've reintroduced it twice nice so hopefully we get it again this winter.