Amara - Tokyo

As other have said, the only vegan option is the daal, which is ok. I tried to order samosas, but they said they weren't vegan; they could make me a roti though... read more As other have said, the only vegan option is the daal, which is ok. I tried to order samosas, but they said they weren't vegan; they could make me a roti though. I thought the daal was fine and not that plain, the roti wasn't great. Daal, rice and 1 roti for just over 2000 yen, and considering you are inside the Sky Tree, I think it's fine. I was starving so I'm glad I could have at least one option for food.

Amara has one vegan main dish (for takeaway) on the menu (daal with lentils and vegetables). We also ordered some rice and roti with it an enjoyed the food on t... read more Amara has one vegan main dish (for takeaway) on the menu (daal with lentils and vegetables). We also ordered some rice and roti with it an enjoyed the food on the terrace after a visit to the sky tree. The food was quite tasty and the size of the portions was also alright. It cost us about 3400 yen for 2 daal, 1 rice and 1 roti, which is also okay. So if you visit the sky tree, this is a decent option.

There aren't a ton of vegan options but the samosas were good. It's a good option when visiting the Skytree. read more There aren't a ton of vegan options but the samosas were good. It's a good option when visiting the Skytree.

Food was okayish. A bit expensive. read more Food was okayish. A bit expensive.

Popped in for lunch. They only had a daal for vegans which was fine. A normal lunch set which includes daal was around 1500yen. For two bowls of daal, two rice,... read more Popped in for lunch. They only had a daal for vegans which was fine. A normal lunch set which includes daal was around 1500yen. For two bowls of daal, two rice, two roti and one set of samosas it just cost us almost 5000yen!! Ridiculous. If you're vegan don't bother as you'll just get ripped off.