IKEA Harajuku

If you’re looking for small things for your home for a great price, this IKEA is your go-to place. Avoid the weekends if possible and check it out - they have tons of small home appliances and furniture and a wide range of basically anything you may need.

A nice little Ikea in the middle of Harajuku. It’s a bit smaller than your average Ikea so it’s better for browsing/window-shopping and getting out of the heat on a hot day, and they sell more small, easy to carry home items than furniture. They have a restaurant upstairs and a “Swedish conbini” on the bottom floor that sells fresh pastries and plant-based soft serve (¥200). The cinnamon rolls are only ¥100 and the whole store smells like them so it’s almost impossible to leave without getting one. They sell frozen ones too - 6 for ¥500. They also have a pretty good selection of frozen foods, and freezer bags to take it home.

Stop by if you are in Harajuku! There are smaller furnitures specifically made for Japanese homes. But if you are a tourist, stop by for the 100yen coffee and the IKEA famous cinnamon buns!! Great as a snack or afternoon tea. Sometimes they even have offers for IKEA Family members that gives you half off the discount item. Can't beat this anywhere in Tokyo!

It’s convenient IKEA! Just couple mins from the Harajuku station! Mini IKEA! So they sells not big furniture, but just small items there. There are mini foods grocery place and cafe on the second floor. Though mini IKeA, there are best selling stuffs in the display!! I like here!!! Enjoy.

Free WiFi!!!

This saved me when I needed to find the subway train times and text people.

And it’s always fun to see how international brands sell products in different countries.

I bought some cute hand towels since I noticed that there wasn’t any towels in public restrooms.

Although not as big as regular IKEA stores, the variety of items is still good. A little sad the hotdog is not sold here.

One of few Ikea in Tokyo at walkable distance from station

A nice place to get a cup of coffee and have some pastries. Seasonal plant based ice cream is at 50¥. There's a water dispenser at the entrance if you need to fill up water bottle.
Good varieties to shop from household,beddings, furnitures to groceries. Always packed with people at the food section on the 2nd level.

Try plant base ice creme. Only 50 yens. Cheap and tasty

Surprisingly the highlight of this shop is not the furniture, but the food! IKEA gives a lot of effort to cater towards vegetarian and vegan customers. Even though I normally eat meat, I love their plant based sausage that you can get in a frozen bag. They also offer plant based meatballs and mince!
The second floor has a cafe where you order and pay at a machine and then pick-up your food at the counter. Their loaded flatbreads are really delicious and I would recommend getting the mashed potatoes with plant based meatballs. The cafe is also a great way to give the food a taste before buying the frozen packs.

Such a great space. Cafe food is delicious, cheap, and vegan/vegetarian friendly with easy English ordering options on a touch screen. They are also enforcing distance during corona. I was surprised by the grocery food options available here. The Swedish conbini on the first floor is super cute too.

Their Salmon wrap is just fantastic.

The best Ikea if you are searching to shop with less people around. Their dining area always have few available sits even in crowded time.

Unique flat-bread lunch sets for a cheap price at the restaurant on the second floor.

Upstair, they've got a eat-in. But serving meal is very slow.wait 15min to get meal . Beside of that, they've got some stuff which is out of stock other places.so,I like this shop.Shibuya is best tho.

Very nice, there's only one con, there is no furniture in this Ikea, so keep that in mind, is mostly food, gadgets, knives, batteries, and so on, if you are looking for a new bookshelf or something like that, this is not your Ikea.

Great cake! Delicious!

This IKEA concept is awesome cafe upstairs has a great selection and love the coffee. Ground floor bistro has awesome pastries.

their food and baked stuff are so good! tried their wraps, meatballs with mashed potato, berry doughnut and all were good!

They have automatic machines in which you can pay (also with english language)