The menu at Tokyo vegan restaurant SaidÅ includes look-alike dishes such as ramen, grilled eel, and even yakitori that are more typical of izakayas and other eateries in the capital. Proprietor Yongdai Han and chief chef Kusumoto Katsumi espouse the idea of food diversity in creating the faux fare, the aim of which is to ensure that everyone, regardless of what their dietary restrictions may be, can dine at the same table.Â









