New Spring Fair menu from 3/19/21 ~ 6/6/21!
The Kirby Cafe at Tokyo Skytree Solamachi features Nintendo’s popular character Kirby and his friends, the Kirby Cafe offers a variety of amazingly decorated food that is surprisingly tasty. It opened back in November of 2019, and apparently, it’s been doing pretty well since then.
The cafe is currently doing a spring-themed special with bentos, tea sets, and more! The cafe is reservation-only, so get one here. (Probably a good sign they’re taking care of social distancing during the pandemic.)
Read our review of our visit, so you can get a good feel for the experience! Or check out the menus for Spring 2021.
Kirby Cafe Tokyo’s Spring 2021 Menu
It’s here! Here’s what’s available at the Kirby Cafe this spring.
Spring Picnic Fair 3/19/21 ~ 6/6/21
Here are the special items available for this spring! Get your dose of Japanese hanami coupled with cute Kirby characters.
Temari Sushi with Bento Box (1,980yen) 
You can get a bento box with the Temari Sushi! 
Tea and Sweets Set (980yen) 
Sakura Latte (880yen)
Food
We’re seeing a lot of cute fast food here, including a Kirby burger, Waddle Dee omelet rice, and some vegetable-based options.
Kirby Burger & Meat Pasta with Steamed Vegetables (2,580 yen) – Comes with the plate! 
The plate for the Kirby Burger & Meat Pasta
Kirby Burger & Fries (1,280 yen) 
Wispy Woods Salad Plate (1,780 yen) 
Waddle Dee’s Nap Time Omelet Rice (1,680 yen) 
Kirby Swallowing Hors d’oeuvres (980 yen)
Kirby’s Nom Nom Loco Moco Bowl (1,980 yen) 
Kirby lunch box – comes with the Loco Moco bowl
Pizzas
They have a variety of pizzas you can order, including a half-and-half where you can also take home the Kirby-shaped board.
Kirby Cafe’s Stone-Oven Pizza ~Maxim Tomato Margherita~ (1,380 yen) 
Kirby Cafe’s Stone-Oven Pizza ~Dedede’s Recommended Ham & Salad Pizza~ (1,380 yen) 
Kirby Cafe’s Stone-Oven Pizza ~Dream Land’s Quatro Fromage~ (1,380 yen) 
Kirby Cafe’s Stone-Oven Pizza ~Waddle Dee’s Chicken Teriyaki~ (1,380 yen) 
Kirby Cafe’s Stone-Oven Pizza ~Half & Half~ (3,980 yen) – you can choose the two flavors, and comes with the pizza plate 
Kirby pizza plate
Pastas
A couple of options here – one with tomato-based sauce and the other cream.
Whole Eggplant Meat Pasta – Wishing to the Milky Way (1,380 yen) 
Cook Kawasaki’s Pasta – Porcini Mushroom Pasta (1,480 yen)
Sides
They also have a few side dishes to go with your meal – salads, bread, and more.
Kirby Swallowing Bagna càuda (980 yen) 
Maxim Tomato Mini Soup (480 yen) 
Wispy Woods Macaroni & Smoked Potato Salad (980 yen) 
Waddle Dee’s Hand-Rolled Piccola (580 yen) 
Kirby Cafe Bread (220 yen) 
Kirby Cafe Bread & Apple Tea (280 yen)
Desserts
They’re serving some adorable Kirby desserts at the cafe! The warp star apple pie comes with some cute souvenir figurines to take home.
Kirby’s Fluffy Pancakes (1,480 yen) 
Crispy☆Warp Star Apple Pie (1,880 yen) – comes with figurine 
Invincible! Candy Parfait (580 yen) 
Meta Knight’s Treasured Macha Mousse (780 yen) 
Wispy’s Chilled Apple Parfait (980 yen) 
Kirby Searching for Something (1,480 yen) – what’s he searching for? Who knows, but it’s a cheesecake with strawberry notes. Yum.
Drinks
Cute Kirby-themed drinks! All drinks come with a free coaster. The latte comes with the souvenir mug.
Green Greens (780 yen) 
Dr. Kirby’s Secret Research Soda (1,280 yen) 
Art Collection Au Lait (Cafe Au Lait / Macha / Strawberry flavors) (1,980 yen) 
Souvenir mug with the latte 
Kirby Cafe’s coaster selection
Previous Menu Items
The Kirby Cafe seems they change up their menu every once in a while. Here are some cool foods and drinks we saw in the past!
Getting a Reservation
The Kirby Cafe does not accept walk-ins and you will need to make a reservation ahead of time. The online booking system will mostly like show that it is completely booked 3-4 months out already but you may be able to purchase tickets through a travel agency. If you’re lucky, you may catch a cancellation and be able to book directly through the website here – https://kirbycafe.jp/
Fun Merch at Kirby Cafe: The Store
Even if you aren’t able to book a time to have a meal or dessert there, it is worth stopping by the cafe area if you’re a fan of Kirby or Nintendo as there is the store open to the public as well. It’s on the second floor of Solamachi East Yard. You can even purchase the Maxim Tomato Mug cup that they serve stew in for their “Maxim Tomato Complete Recovery Plate”. Not a bad way to energize in the morning…
Full Review: Our Visit to the Kirby Cafe Tokyo
It’s open! We hopped in on the second day after opening. We had made reservations on the official site – they asked for an ID, the confirmation number in the RSVP email, and the name we reserved with. So yes, bring your government ID.
Inside, there’s a giant Wispy overlooking the entire cafe. The shop is towards the back, where you can browse while you’re waiting for your food. The staff tell you to look for all the tiny Kirbys and Waddle Dees around the cafe, so you can do that too .
The Food
The food quality here was great! We’re perhaps getting kind of used to paying for the cuteness and not so much for the taste, but the food here actually tasted very good. We’d go back if it weren’t so expensive. There was someone celebrating their birthday here as well, so maybe it makes sense if you’re willing to splurge for that.
The Kirby Burger had plenty of meat despite its small size, and the corn soup was pretty good. The Waddle Dee Omelette Rice had some meat hidden under the egg, quite good as well. It was cute – the waitress told us to eat Waddle Dee slowly so we don’t wake him up.
The fried dough balls were yum. They came with some kind of curry powder and a sweet sauce. The Kirby Pancakes had one thick pancake below a sorbet-like ice cream. The hat was white chocolate.
The Kirby Cafe Shop
Kirby and Waddle Dee are everywhere, from ceramic mugs to keychains to little cookie packets you can hand out to your friends. They have a tiny version of the Maxim Tomato cup, so you can probably store condiments like hot chili sauce or something in there.
You pay for your meal at the register inside the shop, so you can grab something on your way out.
Conclusion
If you’re a big Kirby fan, definitely consider checking it out. The food is on par with the rest of delicious Japan, and we were pretty full after our meal. The total for our four items was around $50, so $25 per person.
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