PEANUTS Cafe SNOOPY MUSEUM TOKYO — Restaurant in Tokyo

Very disappointed. The atmosphere is ok, but actually lacking the charm that most character cafes in Japan pull off so well. The food was extremely subpar. The menu is very limited and half of the menu was already sold out at 1PM. I was aiming for the deep dish pizza but that was sold out because they have limited pizza ingredients per day. I had to get the woodstock nest which was a very expensive plate of french fries and mini corn dogs(about 1000 yen). The fries were ok but the corn dogs were undercooked and the dough was raw on the inside. My wife got the chicken and waffles. The chicken was by far the best thing we had at the cafe and was well flavored. The waffles were very thin, dense, and overly sweet so the dish as a whole was unsatisfactory. I really can't recommend anyone to this restaurant even if they are a snoopy fan. My wife loves snoopy and felt bad with the experience. I hope they fix the problems in the future since this is a major draw for people to come...

There is no better way to end your visit to the Snoopy Museum than by stopping by the Peanuts cafe that is conveniently located right next door.

If you are a fan of Peanuts, there is a lot to love here. The decorations are amazing and really make you feel like you have stepped into the world of Snoopy. It is spacious and has plenty of lighthing, making it a great place to take pictures of the lovingly plated dishes.

If you are from the US, nothing here will particularly blow you away. Food is typical fare, but it is presented in such a delicate manner that you cannot help but stop for a bit to admire it. Not only does the food look great, but it is quite flavorful. The balance of flavors is amazing and just as gentle to the palate as the plating is to the eyes.

It can be a bit pricey, but if you made it all the way out to the museum, why not give yourself another Snoopy treat? Plus, they have some really nice...

It was a lovely experience for us and our kids. My 12 year old is a Snoopy fan so we’ve booked the cafe and a visit to the Museum. I had no expectation of the food, as other experiences told me usually these museum cafe’s are just so so - but this one was a happy surprise. The food tastes great with nice and cute arrangement - one of the sets came in a picnic basket. The portions were generous and we were full. The decor of the cafe was very cute. The restaurant was very clean and bright. Service was friendly and attentive. If you come during holiday or with kids, suggest to book a...