🍰 Top 10 most unusual themed cafes in the world
Traveling around the world, we get to know places of interest, people, nature and, of course, local cuisine. And if you are already tired of typical establishments, then you should definitely choose something more exciting. For example, themed cafes. Piligrimos, with the support of Tiqets.com and Trip.com, has collected establishments from different countries where you can go on a gastronomic journey.
Vampire cafe (Tokyo, Japan)
If you like vampire themes, then welcome to Vampire cafe. Tables in the shape of coffins, red walls, darkness for the eyes – here not only the interior immerses you in mysticism, but also the images of waiters with dishes. No, you won’t be allowed to drink human blood here, but you will be treated to interesting dishes. The restaurant's menu is in Japanese, and if you don't know it, a translator will be useful.
Area: Ginza, Yurakucho, Hibiya
Menu: French, Italian and Japanese cuisine
Average budget: 3500 yen
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Modern toilet (Taiwan. Taipei)
Have you ever dreamed of enjoying food from a toilet? Or maybe toilet paper instead of napkins? If yes, then I have great news. There are about 11 such establishments in cities across Taiwan. The interior is quite expected – there are toilets, medical ducks, toilet paper and, of course, feces.
District: Shimen
Menu: Asian cuisine with unusual presentation of dishes
Average budget: from $7.
Rainforest (London, UK)
An ideal place for children and adults to spend time together. Before you even set foot on the threshold, you will be transported to the fabulous world of the jungle. You will be surrounded by elephants, monkeys, fish and other various animals. And the sounds of nature completely immerse you in the right atmosphere.
Area: London
Menu: American, British cuisine
Average budget: from $30
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943 King's Cross (Seoul, Korea)
Are you a Harry Potter fan? Or maybe beautiful photos for social networks? In both cases, you are at the right place! The interior will completely immerse you in a magical atmosphere. And delicious desserts and drinks will put you in a good mood. The cafe has several floors, but in order to move freely, you need to purchase something. The establishment also has diffusers with herbal aromas, which help to penetrate the atmosphere.
Area: Seoul, Hongdae
Menu: coffee shop, pastry shop
Average budget: from $10
Ikebukuro in Ikebukuro (Tokyo, Japan)
If the cats and dogs in the establishment do not surprise you, then you should go to a cafe with real owls! It is important to consider that entry is by appointment only and the duration of stay is about an hour.
Area: Ikebukuro
Menu: drinks in plastic bottles
Average budget: from 1500 yen
Truth Coffee (Cape Town, South Africa)
A coffee shop in the steampunk style will remain in everyone's memory. It is believed that this is where the best coffee in South Africa is. In addition to delicious coffee, you will be greeted by vintage posters, metal pipes and, most importantly, a huge old machine for roasting and preparing coffee. It is thanks to her that coffee turns out like in the 1960s.
Area: Cape Town, South Africa
Menu: cafe, modern cuisine
Bistrot Chez Rémy, Disneyland (Paris, France)
Have you watched the cartoon “Ratatouille”? Maybe you were visited for a moment by thoughts of becoming a mouse and spending at least some time in this restaurant? If yes, then this is definitely the place for you! However, there is a nuance – only Disneyland visitors can look into the establishment.
Area: France, Paris
Menu: French cuisine
Average budget: €39
Walter's Coffee Roastery, (Istanbul, Turkey)
Is there anything in common between delicious coffee and a chemistry laboratory? Yes! And this is a coffee shop based on the popular TV series “Breaking Bad”. An ideal place to drink a cup of coffee, take photos in costumes, buy souvenirs, and if you're lucky, the baristas will put on a real show.
Area: Fashion, Turkey, Istanbul
Menu: coffee shop
Medieval tavern III Draakon (Tallinn, Estonia)
One of the most popular establishments not only in Tallinn, but throughout Estonia. The establishment plunges headlong into the Middle Ages. There are no cutlery, so you have to eat with your hands. There is a completely ancient flavor all around and there is not even electricity! It is useless to argue with the owner of the tavern, because the innkeeper is always right. What is also good news is the prices – they are quite budget-friendly.
Area: Estonia, Tallinn
Menu: Eastern European cuisine
Average budget: €7
Devil's Island Prison Restaurant (Devil's Island, China)
This restaurant was created with the aim of scaring people away from crimes, but something went wrong and it became one of the most interesting establishments.
At the entrance you will be fingerprinted and have a photograph taken with your prisoner number. And only then will you be able to start eating in the cell where you will be taken.
For food they may bring bread in the shape of a coffin. The most interesting thing is that people come here with children. So to speak, for educational purposes.
Area: Tianjin, Beijing (Zen Cool).
