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Café Manggha

Japanese Breakfast, Vegan Sets

4.5food Outstanding for vegans

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Top tips

Choose the terrace for views of the Vistula and Wawel Castle.
Good to know: Consider booking or arriving early on weekends, when reviewers report queues and rush-hour crowds.

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Try the vegan teishoku breakfast or lunch set, which reviewers describe with tofu, rice, miso soup, and varied sides.
Ask for oat milk or another plant milk in coffee or matcha; reviews note an extra charge for non-dairy milk.
Try the vegan soba noodles or vegan mousse, both listed among the venue's vegan dishes.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention coffee, miso soup and tea.

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Also cappuccino, onigiri, seaweed salad and soba.

Good for

The vibe: relaxing

Praised for friendly service, attentive service and affordable.

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Also praised for beautiful interior, cozy atmosphere and generous portions.

Good to know

Outdoor seating
Breakfast, lunch, coffee
Cards and mobile pay

About

Inside the Manggha Museum, Café Manggha serves Japanese-style teishoku breakfasts and lunches, including vegan sets with tofu, rice, soup, and several sides. The casual, brick-lined dining room and outdoor terrace look toward the Vistula and Wawel Castle; reviews also praise its carefully brewed Japanese teas and note weekend queues.