Azabudai Hills Gallery Cafe

Went here for the Pokémon gallery. The food was cute but very tiny. I did enjoy it more than I expected.

I'm here for collaboration event. Seat is fully occupied so I walked to Take-out order. Unexpected they gave me the Plastic Mat of the event. Matcha Latte is bitter and have a nice aroma. Whipped mixed with Matcha is very nice and outstanding design. Sugar scone a bit hard but taste good.

Came here because I was attracted with the poster of Momo parfait! And it was delicious! The staff served us well and help us to bring the refill water. But when the place is getting crowded, he just answered “you can take the refill there (by yourself)” You should have told us from the beginning The food was unique and quite pricey. But it’s a fancy place so it’s nice to give a try.

Close to the Azabudai Hills Gallery and also the TeamLab Borderless Digital Art Museum. So it is convenient to relax and enjoy a coffee, or a quick lunch before or after the visits to these two venues. The place is in the basement of this new MORI building. Ordering is done by scanning a QR code at the table that a lot of modern restaurants are using this digital method more often. The size of the cafe is spacious compared to most other Japanese small cafes. Foods are delicious, and items are generally between 1,000 to 2,000 Japanese yen.

Nice artful and aesthetic cafe as part of the gallery. Seems to be two establishments. One side ‘The Kitchen’ for diners, which looks like it could be a kitchen showroom. The other side, the cafe, adjacent to the gallery store. Good healthy food and drinks selection. Vegan chai hit the spot.

This is a relaxing cafe to enjoy a meal in the Azabudai Hills area. We stopped by for lunch after enjoying the gallery associated with this cafe. The food was delicious. We had the Kitchen Plate which consists of a variety of bite sized items. We also had the beef stew. Both were very delicious. Ordering is done online at the table by scanning a QR code. Water is self-serve which was interesting as everything else is served by the staff. This restaurant has a good relaxing atmosphere; tables are spaciously separated; and some have a view of a small garden outside the cafe. It is a nice cafe to unwind while enjoying the area.

Cute Themed Stop with Artsy Vibes Visited Azabudai Hills Gallery Cafe and had a fun, relaxing time! The concept is unique—the cafe’s theme rotates based on the gallery’s current exhibition, which makes it feel fresh and creative. I ordered the Panda Curry and a hot coffee. The curry was adorable and definitely Insta-worthy, but I found the food a bit pricey for the portion and quality. The coffee, on the other hand, was reasonably priced and enjoyable. It’s more of a spot to soak in the theme and ambiance than for a full-value meal. A great place to chill if you’re already visiting the gallery. Would return to see how the menu evolves with the next exhibition!