If you're a fan of the Totoro, you will enjoy this cute little cafe! The staff is friendly and service is prompt! Three of us visited and were seated promptly. Downstairs has a shop where you can buy the cream filled Totoros and other trinkets. There is also another door where you can peer in and observe the bakers hard at work.

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I love Studio Ghibli so jumped at the chance to visit this café. The coffee was good but the highlight was obviously the famous Totoro cream puff. We got a chestnut and a custard and both were delicious, the pastry flaky and light, the filling filled the whole thing, and I would've gone for a second if I wasn't already full haha. Then we went downstairs to the shop and bought some cookies to take home which we opened and shared with family the other day, all the flavours were good, the kids loved the cocoa and I preferred the coffee and hazelnut. Would recommend going earlier in the day so you have all the choices of filling for the puffs

You can eat totoro cake. They got 4 different taste. It is also possible to eat lunch like spaghetti. If you want to eat inside, you have to go upstairs to write down your name. When there is space, the will call your name. You can also buy the cake downstair from the bakery (only totoro cake) and totoro cookies. You can also eat outside, there is a table.

If you are a Totoro fan, this is a must check out. It’s a cute little cafe off the beaten path. From the subway, navigate through the streets and finally up a hill & you’ll see the cafe tucked away on the corner—you could easily walk past it. We got there later in the day and we weren’t able to enjoy the cafe upstairs, so we bought some of the Totoro cream puffs to take home. The lower floor of the bakery is decorated with all kinds of Totoro figurines, stuff animals, etc. It’s super cute! We bought mango and blueberry filled puffs. They’re so cute, were decorated with little hats and they all had eyes. The cream puffs were wide bottom too. They weren’t oversized cream puffs by American standards. The cream was dense (not in a bad way) rather than light & airy/fluffy and too sweet, like traditional cream puffs. The entire Totoro choux pastry was filled with the cream which explains the density of the cream. When you cut the puff in half, the cream holds up well. Both the mango and blueberry were delicious—I wish I bought more! I think these were reasonably priced at under $4 USD apiece. Check it out!

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This bakery is SO cute - the creampuffs are just absolutely adorable and good tasting, and the drinks here are great as well! The bakery/cafe has really cozy ambiance, being set in almost a home transformed into a cafe. A great place to stop by if you're looking for a really cute place to rest and enjoy some creampuffs!

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