About
kiboko is an all-vegan, organic, slow-food wine bar and cafe two minutes on foot from Exit C4 of Shinjuku-Sanchome Station. The shop name "Kiboko" means "hippopotamus" in Swahili. Every menu item is vegan with no animal ingredients, and menu items that accommodate gokun-free needs are also prepared. As a space where guests can enjoy natural food and wine at a leisurely pace, a little away from Shinjuku's hustle and bustle, the shop is also supported by women dining alone.
— All-Vegan, Even Gokun-Free Options
The signature dishes are a Spanish omelet-style item made with pumpkin, yamaimo, and tofu, and the No.1 popular item "coriander gyoza." The coriander gyoza uses no gokun (garlic, Chinese chives, scallion, onion, rakkyo) at all, so customers practicing oriental vegan can eat with peace of mind. Every menu item is made without animal ingredients, and the wines paired with the dishes are centered on natural ones. The interior is a long, narrow layout with most seats facing the kitchen. A homey atmosphere fills the space, and the shop is favored by both women dining alone — who can spend a calm time even when visiting alone — and male customers.
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