A nice place for snacks and light meals with contemporary decorations and delicious dishes ! Also nice shopping place !

Everything is kinda bland here, though it's not necessarily a bad thing, just doesn't suit my taste. A great place to go to for a healthy meal. Kinda expensive though.

Nice food but not much choice

Nice restaurants…. Reasonable price…good service….good environment

there is set menu and healthy balanced.. suitable for laides or ppl who looks for healthy meal. food is yummy. body feels good after meal. (Not so heavy and rich)

I had lunch in Muji cafe. The coffee is good. The dishes are comparatively small so that we enjoy more variety of dishes. Most of the dishes are good. The atmosphere is nice and comfortable.

Relaxing open space. Souffle Omelette and Mango Roll Cake are great afternoon snacks

Great service. Nice cake and coffee. Great latte art.

Ordered a cup of cappuccino, not much selection, and normal.

Love this place. So much to see and choose. Enjoy the cookery section , esp the wooden utensils. Comfortable to shop there.

Like every MUJI visit, the orderly arrangements help me find a sense of calmness in this world of chaos. In this grid-like establishment one can find a spacious MUJI store with the usual housewares, stationaries, travel supplies, and delicious snacks; a MUJI book store with books about food and clothes et.; and a MUJI cafe that sells deli food more than coffee. My focus will be on the cafe, since lunch is my purpose of visit today. In the middle of Garth Stein's "The Art of Racing in the Rain", I sought a quiet spot where I could sit down and enjoy a relaxed lunch. Let's face it, while Starbucks might once have provided such a location, today it is just noisy and pricey and crowded with the pretentious self-proclaimed artists. So MUJI cafe has picked up the slack and is now a tastefully decorated, calm, and comfortable rest stop. The food is lukewarm and unspectacular, but I find that it fits the atmosphere very well -- similar to drinking light tea in a Buddhist temple. While I doubt that I will read any book from the MUJI bookstore's shelf, I see myself coming back for the food, the decor, and the zen feeling. Four stars.

Nice cafe with super cool goods and things to sell The interior vibe of this place is really good and I had fun walking by even though I didn't buy stuff

a bit pricey but overall they are great good ingredients and variety of choices on the menu and always live muji vibes

This outlet of MUJI is rather spacious and the shop is bright and warm. The ceiling is high and the circulation of air is perfect. It is comfortable shopping around or sitting down quietly and reading your favourite books. The cafeteria serves set menu, cakes, sandwiches and coffee. The cappuccino is nicely prepared and is perfect to go with a piece of apple tart. The store sells quite a good selections of Japanese cook books, dried and canned foods and family utensils.

Coffee: my regular; best in neighborhood, certainly better than the “academics“😅. Perfect, attentive service👍👍 Cafe: tasty and good, rotating selection but bit too healthy for me😂

Quite healthy and light taste. nice to be one of the restuarant that doesnt have long wait

Overall, it is a very nice meal. The service is typical Japanese style, polite and helpful. The food is super light in taste in general. It really heavily on the original taste of the ingredients. The steak is a bit chewy though. Good for a relaxing meal.

I often come here, mean very often. Snacks, food, drink and clothing... Even a restaurant?? The restaurant food is kind of pricey, but I love them very much as it's pretty delicious, perhaps it might also be worth a try. But yet, -Great staff. -Awesome supplies. -Popular to students. (I AM NOT RELATED TO ANY PROPERTY OF THIS PLACE.)