Cafetería
Kawaii Monster Cafe
Recomendado por 103 personas locales,
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This psychedelic cafe has a sweet-themed merry-go-round and giant strawberries and macarons decorating the walls, making it more like a theme park than a cafe. The pasta and parfaits served here are equally colorful, and the pop foods are very photogenic! If you’re lucky, you may be able to catch the Harajuku Monster Girls doing a show on the merry-go-round. The show times aren’t fixed, so you just have to try your luck!
Former member
February 28, 2017
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Eric
March 24, 2017
Kawaii means "cute" in Japanese. This place is wildly picturesque, and one of the latest hot spots for outrageous and bizarre decor that Tokyo is known for. So what exactly are you in for? Hot pink unicorn merry-go-rounds with colorful costumed waitresses that look like they're straight out of candyland. Kawaiiiiiiii!
Tokyo Family
October 1, 2017
Famous COSPLAY Cafe. Direct along the Green Subway line, at HARAJUKU / Meiji-Jingumae, no train changes. 27 mins.
Kim
July 31, 2017
As the name gives away, this new café, opened right by Laforet Harajuku, is packed with elements drawn from all things kawaii. With interiors done by Harajuku heavy-hitter Sebastian Masuda, it's a fantastic merry-go-round of super-cute elements, and offers four types of appropriately OTT seating in areas labelled Mushroom Disco, Milk Stand, Bar Experiment and Mel-Tea Room. If you're easily overwhelmed, best steel yourself before heading over.
As the name gives away, this new café, opened right by Laforet Harajuku, is packed with elements drawn from all things kawaii. With interiors done by Harajuku heavy-hitter Sebastian Masuda, it's a fantastic merry-go-round of super-cute elements, and offers four types of appropriately OTT seating in…
Ruka & Lisa
February 6, 2019
Entertainment restaurant
Keisuke
September 14, 2017
Lurid colours, surrealist installations and out-of-this world costumes – this is the vision of Sebastian Masuda, stylist to pop star Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, who designed this new cafe. It's an embodiment of the now-reigning aesthetic of guro-kawaii (somewhat grotesque cuteness). Food and drink (not what you're here for, but you have to order something) are coloured to match the decor.
Lurid colours, surrealist installations and out-of-this world costumes – this is the vision of Sebastian Masuda, stylist to pop star Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, who designed this new cafe. It's an embodiment of the now-reigning aesthetic of guro-kawaii (somewhat grotesque cuteness). Food and drink (not what…
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Ubicación
4-chōme-31-10 Jingūmae
Shibuya City, Tokyo