Matcha Cafe Wakaba in Dusseldorf

Super nice little shop / restau / take-away. Very authentic Japanese. Dishes are delicious.

Delicious drinks ♡ Nice staff ♡ Coffee purchased from Röstmeister ♡ Nice café ♡ good ambience ♡ Excellent! ♡

Interesting shop, half of which functions as a coffee shop and the other half as an Asia shop. The brownies cost € 1.50 each and most interesting Matcha / Hoijicha drinks around € 3.70. In the picture you can see Organic Matcha and Hoijicha Latte with the respective brownies. It tasted very good for both of us. Unfortunately, the shop is very small and due to Corona measures it looks even narrower and smaller.

The Matcha Café is located in Düsseldorf-Heerdt and can be easily reached by car (parking spaces available nearby) or with the underground lines U74, U76 and U77. There are typical Japanese drinks, small dishes and variations of cakes and biscuits. You can sit inside and outside. There is also an area where you can buy typical Japanese food. Highly recommended if you are a fan of Japan and Japanese products. Top!

Wonderful coffee and Japanese sweets

Bowl was tasty, but a little too expensive.

Enjoyed good lunch. € 8.50 for a chicken curry with rice. The curry sauce was delicious. There are a couple of tables inside and 4 tables outside in this small Japanese cafe. Makes a clean impression.

The bowls are great!

Good lunch menu, a little expensive but it was delicious. If necessary, you can also buy some Japanese groceries.

Cozy little Japanese cafe. Also selling some Japanese groceries. Cash only

perfect.. feels like Japan.

Real Japanese with community touch

I visit here almost every week, the Matcha Latte reminds me of my trips to Japan and is of excellent quality! I'm always here to shop for Japanese food, which are also offered (these range from Japanese instant noodles, to thinly sliced ​​meat (frozen), soy sauce, rice and much more, it's worth a look !!) The smaller treats such as chicken teriyaki bagels, waffles and matcha ice cream are great in taste! The Cafe Wakaba is definitely worth a visit!

Many different Matcha variations, nice service and good desserts.

Tasty but again price increase and less amount

Nice, small, somewhat hidden cafe on Hansaallee. Typical Japanese coffee and cake offerings like matcha latte or matcha brownie, but also some hot dishes. You can also buy Japanese food here.

The matscha vanilla was delicious. Only too many coffee tabioka were inside. Quietly less. Staff are extremely friendly.

Ok

Tasteless soup which is overpriced..... Served as seen...

The snacks are very delicate, and I like to drink black sesame latte. There are a lot of windy snacks in the store, it is recommended!

I saw this place on gmaps when looking for good matcha cake. I thought it’s matcha cafe so it can’t get wrong. Went all the way to Oberkassel in a quiet area. The place is cute and cozy. The personnels are very friendly. The matcha latte is really good but unfortunately the tapioca bubble is a bit hard. Matcha brownies were good. We ordered karage and unfortunately it wasn’t good, not crispy or chewy, doesn’t taste fresh, I think they reheat it in microwave. I may go back for the matcha latte and brownies but not for the meal.

If you live in Düsseldorf, this is a cafe you will definitely go to. Service is also polite and food is delicious. Just one thing, thank you for your business on Saturday. I live in the distance, and it's about Saturday to go to Dusseldorf. . .

Nice environment and pleasant place to relax and have coffee and cake, even on Sundays. Just one point (I doubted whether subtracting 1 star), please accept credit cards!

Good Matcha shakes, try the one with coffee jelly.

A very good place where you can tasty and healthy meal, drink different types of teas, cafe in which the match is served, in different forms. Everything is very tasty, fast and extraordinarily friendly.

Japanese look and feel. With loads of stuff a German tongue is used to. Go for coffee, tea or also lunch.

Healthy food and drink. Neat and bright.

Today I tried the tip from my friend and am pleasantly surprised: Mini Matcha Parfait was very tasty. The café also sells Japanese groceries and souvenirs at good prices. Tip: Shimesaba is very good. The only minus - missing table service ... when we came in, I looked for a menu myself ... I also had to pick up parfait at the cash register ... so minus point In addition, it was said that there was no rice and therefore only salad on offer for lunch, but we solved that by switching to restaurant Umaimon opposite.

Very nice, personable café with delicious matcha specialties and changing lunches. It couldn't be more Japanese (even in Düsseldorf).

Hojicha parfait very delicate! 😋

I love this cafe! Nice atmosphere, very friendly staff, very tasty Matcha products 😍 I think the information board and the small shop are great !!! I love it!

Best Matcha ever... very Kind Team