Moomin Anti-Loneliness Café
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Moomin Anti-Loneliness Café
Moomin Anti-Loneliness Café Not a big fan of dining at fancy restaurants alone, I picked Moomin Café because it’s said to be the anti-loneliness café. Perfect! Just what I needed most at that time.. Here’s what it looks like inside.. full of happy people and moomins! Since I was alone that time so Stinky accompanied me for a light after lunch meal. Yup, that’s his name. From 8:00am to 10:30am (can’t vividly remember the exact time), you can just get some bread from Moomin bakery and dine in. Then after that, they’re going to have the most-awaited lunch menu until 2:30 ish. This is the time the line goes bonkers! When I’ve arrived at around 3:30pm, they’re offering light meals with buffet bread. The interiors are lovely, don’t you think? I’m guessing that it’s Snorkmaiden? Try Finnish ruislimppu (rye bread) and hapanlimppu (sour rye bread). Address: Tokyo Dome City, 1-1-1 Kasuga, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo Telephone number: 03-5842-6300 Website: http://www.benelic.com/moomin_cafe/tokyo_dome / You can get off at either Suidobashi station or Korakuen station and walk to La Qua for about 5-10 minutes (depends on your speed). Here’s a guide on how to travel around Tokyo easier. What else to See/ Do Nearby? 1. Play around La Qua 2. Check out the plum blossoms at Ushi Tenjin Temple (during Spring) 3. Explore Tokyo Dome area and watch concerts.
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