Bringing his known psychedelic and kitsch style into interior design, japanese visual artistsebastian masuda has brought his ‘kawaii monster café‘ to the fashionable tokyo district of harajuku.

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Exploding with color, characters and craziness, the recently opened concept café is divided into four zones, each embellished with its own theme and experience.

Adorned with over-the-top decorations ranging from oversized baby bottle light fixtures, melting macaron towers to a merry-go-round shaped like a cake, visitors can taste the menu which includes ‘poison’ parfait, rainbow pasta and monster BLT, all the while being served by an equally eye-catching ‘monster girl’.

In an age where unique experiences and picture perfect opportunities is key, this quirky, japanese restaurant no doubt qualifies for this.

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