Harajuku Tokyo Cafe - Delhi
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based on 8 reviews
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Harajuku Tokyo Café is a Japanese QSR restaurant which takes you to the streets of Tokyo, where flavors, colours and life ooze delicious vibrancy. The menu is sealed to suit every mood from savories and breads, Bento bowls and sushi, refreshing beverages and desserts and adorable gifting items! All food items are handcrafted by renowned Japanese chefs
Contact Harajuku Tokyo Cafe
| Address : | FF, Select City Walk Mall, Saket District Centre 1st Floor, above Zara, opp. Gap, Delhi, 110017, India |
| Phone : | 📞 +9 |
| Postal code : | 110017 |
| Website : | http://harajukutokyocafe.jp/ |
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| Description : | Casual shopping mall hangout serving Japanese-style snacks & desserts in fanciful surroundings. |
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Taste Twerks on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Taste – 4/5
Portions – 5/5
Ambience – 5/5
Service – 5/5
Value for money – 4/5
This Tokyo café is located in the select city walk mall, saket, new delhi.
Its an authentic Japanese restaurant serving all Japanese favourites. The highlight of the place has to be the vibrant ambience and the adorable presentation of the dishes.
The staff is very courteous and genuinely cooperative. The cute looking dishes and the joyful ambience urged me to try this place.
Coming to my order:
1. Caramel cappuccino – 4/5
Visited the place in the evening and felt it was the time to try out their coffee which is served with a very cute teddy marshmallow and a delicious kawaii cookie. The coffee was decent and the cookie was a perfect add on.
2. Japanese sakura roll cake – 4/5
The taste was similar to a berry pastry and wasn’t sour at all. It was creamy and fluffy and a great dessert to indulge in.
3. Kawai cream puff – 3/5
It was a puff sandwhiched with chocolate which looked way too enduring but the taste did not appeal to my pallete much.
Overall, I loved the place for its ambience, concept and presentation.
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Shubh Sood on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Still love this place, the portions, the decor, the food itself and everything about this place is perfect. the only drawback is that it is a tiny cafe, when it could be much much more, but who knows maybe that’s it’s speciality. nonetheless, you have got to try out this place at least once.
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Rajma Chatterjee on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small alcoves tastefully adorned in pastel shades, comfortable and spacious furniture nestled in a stylishly decorated space with the proverbial cherry blossom tree casting a heart shape on the ceiling above-as also the assortment of Japanese breads on display- it was love at first sight for me! A place where one can take pics at any corner of the café. We started with a cat shaped biscuit dipped in a cup of cappuccino coffee accompanied by an amazingly soft marshmallow suffused in delicate colours delighting the senses. Next we gorged on Dynamite Sushi in which crispy shrimps are tempered with a special Dynamite sauce to make it a colourful and tasty meal. We finished with a Chicken Gyoza dish sprinkled with chilli oil and sesame seeds giving them a crispy and golden-brown look but were juicy and tender inside. The staff at the cafe were quick and courteous in their behaviour. The experience left us satisfied so we did not mind the fact that it was a bit expensive for us. After all, good things in life do not come cheap.
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Apoorva Gupta on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice place , good ambiance.
I felt this place is over hyped and over priced, i liked the bau but other dishes were okay.
As compare to Japanese food it was nothing , as been der and tried many things.
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Kitchen Tikka on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Really wanted to try their jiggly pancakes and will recommend for a one time try is you are not a group of people! It is super heavy and yes fluffyy! But the amount of nutella (and prob eggs that goes into the fluff) makes it extremely filling.
They have a lot of super cute bakery options too and boba tea. Boba tea was reallyy good!
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Viparna Sharma on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The cutest little cafe in town with the best food! Loved this place so much, would definitely pay a visit again! The ambience is so pretty that you could click a picture in every corner of the cafe! Innovative idea! Also has manga comics!
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Jitesh Seth on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very interesting place. Loved the salmon sushi, the shrimp sushi, the chicken yakitori and the Nutella jiggly cake. 5/5 for each of them, even for presentation. The ramen was ok, but maybe that was because of our choice of broth (mild, classic).
The chocolate parfait was good, but the strawberry parfait was too heavy and too sweet, and the matcha parfait was just straight up weird, as if we were eating tea leaves paste mixed with vanilla ice-cream. DO NOT RECOMMEND matcha parfait.
The staff is nice, helpful. The desserts took quite a while to come. The cafe location is not so great—in the middle of a path used by all visitors just passing through.
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Ivan Emmanuel on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A Very General review
It is a cute cafe, i do like the vibe they were trying to go for, we had visited this earlier when it had just opened last year, but it's a bit on the pricy side. Sushi and boas are recommended. Sushi quantity is good. Drinks i would prefer to skip myself since they were very underwhelming. Bill for 3 was about 4500+
The food was good and I wouldn't like to compare but for the price you pay here you could get a better seating, ambience elsewhere.
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