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Hours
| Friday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1956 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, CA 94704
Phone: (510) 898-1514
Website: https://taneveganizakayaca.com/
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Reviews
Yesha Shah
We love every single dish we have ever tried here! Excellent vegan sushi. We especially love the Point Reyes as we love spicy food. The Sunset is also excellent and looks amazing due to the fire. My husband loves the Wedge as it has tempura and is therefore more filling/satisfying. The agedashi tofu and vegetable gyoza are also great shareables for the table.
… moreVincent Crisol
Loved every single dish. My family and I ordered pretty much one of everything.
My favorites were the Brussels sprouts, best salad, and grilled mushrooms
… moreMy favorites were the Brussels sprouts, best salad, and grilled mushrooms
Meera Raman
Casual cafe like experience. Rolls are very good. Sharing plates are so so. We had drinks as well. Best is that’s it’s totally vegan and gluten free and food is amazing !
… morePatricia Wells
I never had sushi but I always wanted the sushi experience. What I can tell you is that it was a great experience. The food was amazing
… moreJames Wang
Unbelievable vegan sushi restaurant that is usually crowded on weekends, and for good reason.
While prices are about the same as regular sushi, the ingenious marinades, sauces, and fresh ingredients give an almost authentic experience that you can’t even tell you’re not eating real fish.
Honestly, I even enjoyed their version of the Philadelphia Roll even more.
The baker with the torched miso was probably my favorite roll but they all sound delicious and probably taste just as good.
Service is smooth with little interaction with the server and the small room has a cozy interior.
… moreWhile prices are about the same as regular sushi, the ingenious marinades, sauces, and fresh ingredients give an almost authentic experience that you can’t even tell you’re not eating real fish.
Honestly, I even enjoyed their version of the Philadelphia Roll even more.
The baker with the torched miso was probably my favorite roll but they all sound delicious and probably taste just as good.
Service is smooth with little interaction with the server and the small room has a cozy interior.
fish miao
i had a lovely meal with a friend here! izzy was such an amazing server and so funny and thoughtful with her recommendations. the food was bomb honestly can’t believe it’s all vegan!
… morePraveen Reddy
A Hidden Gem for Vegan Sushi Lovers!
Tane Vegan Izakaya in Berkeley is a must-visit if you’re into innovative and flavorful vegan Japanese cuisine. It’s a small, cozy spot with limited seating, so I highly recommend making a reservation ahead of time.
We tried two specialty rolls — the Point Reyes and the Barbers. The Point Reyes definitely brings the heat! The habanero sauce adds a serious kick, so it’s not for the faint of heart — but if you love spice, you’ll enjoy it. The Barbers roll was a fun surprise — only one piece had the spicy sauce, so it turned into a playful little sushi roulette!
The Avocado Nigiri was simple and delicious, and we ended the meal with the Yuzu Vegan Cheesecake, which was absolutely phenomenal — citrusy, creamy, and perfectly balanced.
Overall, Tane delivers an exceptional vegan sushi experience. Whether you’re vegan or not, it’s well worth the visit!
… moreTane Vegan Izakaya in Berkeley is a must-visit if you’re into innovative and flavorful vegan Japanese cuisine. It’s a small, cozy spot with limited seating, so I highly recommend making a reservation ahead of time.
We tried two specialty rolls — the Point Reyes and the Barbers. The Point Reyes definitely brings the heat! The habanero sauce adds a serious kick, so it’s not for the faint of heart — but if you love spice, you’ll enjoy it. The Barbers roll was a fun surprise — only one piece had the spicy sauce, so it turned into a playful little sushi roulette!
The Avocado Nigiri was simple and delicious, and we ended the meal with the Yuzu Vegan Cheesecake, which was absolutely phenomenal — citrusy, creamy, and perfectly balanced.
Overall, Tane delivers an exceptional vegan sushi experience. Whether you’re vegan or not, it’s well worth the visit!
Turnipboys
Charming, true-to-form classic sushi experience with a fully vegan menu! Reservations highly recommended due to very limited seating & the restaurant’s popularity. The specialty rolls are quite filling. Atmosphere is lively and great for friends to catch up.
Miso soup ($3) – light, hot, perfect for a chilly evening in Berkeley. Warms up your insides and your soul
Kailua ($16) – my favorite out of the two rolls I had. Such a good mix of sweet and tangy. I really loved the pickled mango.
The Wedge ($17) – crispy rice topped with spicy tofu that honestly tasted really similar to real spicy tuna, just without the fishy taste (which I do like, don’t get me wrong).
My friend and I made reservations online & arrived about an hour early but they still seated us, which was very accommodating. We were put in the corner of the bar, which was a little cramped and awkward but we still had enough space. Service was very attentive, with constant water refills. Great time overall and so much fun getting to see my pal! 🙂
… moreMiso soup ($3) – light, hot, perfect for a chilly evening in Berkeley. Warms up your insides and your soul
Kailua ($16) – my favorite out of the two rolls I had. Such a good mix of sweet and tangy. I really loved the pickled mango.
The Wedge ($17) – crispy rice topped with spicy tofu that honestly tasted really similar to real spicy tuna, just without the fishy taste (which I do like, don’t get me wrong).
My friend and I made reservations online & arrived about an hour early but they still seated us, which was very accommodating. We were put in the corner of the bar, which was a little cramped and awkward but we still had enough space. Service was very attentive, with constant water refills. Great time overall and so much fun getting to see my pal! 🙂
Minh-Quan Vo
Creative and super deilicious. Truly phenomenal. They had the best sushi I’ve ever tried. Variety of dishes. The waiter explained everything and helped me choose on the menu.
… morePankti Sanghvi
This is one of the very few vegan restaurants I really liked. My friend suggested visiting this place and I agreed with hesitation. To my surprise, everything we ordered was quite tasty. They have very creamy sauces that taste amazing and is hard to believe that it is 100% vegan. We tried garlic edamame for starters which tasted great but comes with the shells so takes an effort to eat it. We tried variety of their speciality rolls – pacifica, half moon, pokai, kailua and point Reyes. They were all good but highly recommend pacifica.
The place is generally very crowded so make sure to make reservations before visiting.
The restaurant is very small has a cute likeable ambience. The service is slow but the servers are helpful and friendly. The food options are very expensive for the qty they serve but worth a try once. It’s in the downtown Berkeley area so finding a parking spot is hard.
… moreThe place is generally very crowded so make sure to make reservations before visiting.
The restaurant is very small has a cute likeable ambience. The service is slow but the servers are helpful and friendly. The food options are very expensive for the qty they serve but worth a try once. It’s in the downtown Berkeley area so finding a parking spot is hard.