Yasai no Osama Yoga is located in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, just a one-minute walk from the Den-en-toshi Line's Yoga Station.
 Situated within the Setagaya Business Square, it offers convenient access even on rainy days thanks to a sheltered pathway.
 The restaurant features a spacious and open interior with a comfortable atmosphere, accommodating up to 50 seats.
At this restaurant, you can enjoy dishes centered around fresh vegetables.
 One of the most popular items is the salad and grilled chicken, which is a colorful and hearty one-plate lunch filled with a variety of vegetables.
 These dishes are well-portioned and visually appealing, earning high praise from health-conscious diners.
 Additionally, the self-made fruit water and a wide variety of drink options, including many craft beers, are enticing features.
The chefs are dedicated to selecting the best ingredients and perfecting their cooking techniques, delivering each beautifully crafted dish that highlights freshness and rich flavors.
 Noteworthy offerings include the salmon grill plate and hamburgers, each skillfully seasoned to deliver satisfying tastes.
 There is also a drinks menu with a healthy all-you-can-drink option, allowing guests to indulge without guilt.
Operating hours are split into two slots: from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM and from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM, with reservations being accepted for 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM during lunchtime, though please note that there may be a two-hour limit during peak times.
 This well-thought-out service structure contributes to the restaurant's ongoing popularity among many customers.
We invite you to visit and experience the delightful cuisine and pleasant atmosphere for yourself.
 Enjoying a meal focused on fresh vegetables not only brings deliciousness but also a mindful approach to health, allowing you to savor a truly enjoyable moment.

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