nukumuku — Restaurant in Tokyo

The bakery on the first floor is nice and very cute. The upstairs is filled with nostalgic memorabilia from the 90s (Flintstones, Peanuts, random toys, and posters, etc.). On the second floor, there is seating and you can order food and drink there. The menu is handwritten in Japanese with only the headers translated in English. The waitress was patient and tried helping with translating though. I had the panini which was just okay and kind of bland, but my friend had the french toast which was very fluffy and good. Seems like the menu is probably hit or miss with the food, so I'm not sure I would recommend the cafe side. I do want to come back for the bakery though.

Edit: We went back to grab a couple things from the bakery in the morning, and while the bakery items look really good, they were also lack luster and a bit bland. The bread was stale and was tough to bite into. Wouldn't suggest anything here unless you specifically come for the french toast. A bit of a disappointment considering how friendly...

Superb local bakery with high-quality ingredients for classic creations and inspired, innovative recipes from the patisserie chef extraordinaire. However, (seemingly) unrelated to fresh baked goods, Nukumuku must have the world’s best collection of 1970s & 80s era McDonald’s collectibles and figurines, plus classic merchandise from related franchise themed goods. As a child of the 70s, simply awe-inspiring to see the painstaking work of collecting these awesome goods — a bigger than life (2m+!), honest-to-god Officer Big Mac statue!...

Food: good coffee, baked goods are tasty, but nothing special. Service: I asked for a bread without meat in their bread plate. And was told that there is no option to choose what breads I want. And I mean, what if I can't eat meat? I am not asking for a specific bread. You just have so many kinds, do not put meat in my plate. Eventually I got my plate without breads with meat, but the first response was annoying. They should be more flexible. Design: very colorful and crazy, not for people with OCD,...