Caffe Otto Dejima

Caffe Otto Dejima
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Discover Caffe Otto Dejima, a stylish dining bar and cafe in Nagasaki's Dejimamachi, offering pasta, desserts, and unique beverages for all tastes.
Restaurant Details
Nestled in the heart of Dejimamachi, Nagasaki, Caffe Otto Dejima offers a delightful fusion of dining bar and cafe experiences. This stylish and elegant venue is known for its modern, minimalist decor, creating a calm and tranquil atmosphere perfect for long stays. Whether you're a local or a tourist exploring the nearby Dejima tourist attraction, this cafe is a must-visit.
Caffe Otto Dejima is renowned for its diverse menu, featuring delectable pasta options and classic dishes like Hamburg steak, omerice, and fried chicken. For those with a sweet tooth, the desserts are a highlight, with offerings such as Dejima Pudding, pancakes, and cheesecake. The drink bar is a standout, providing a variety of non-alcoholic mocktails and unique beverages that cater to all tastes.
The cafe's location is conveniently accessible, just a short walk from the Shinchi Chinatown tram stop and well-connected to bus stops from Nagasaki airport. This makes it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy a meal in a bustling yet serene setting.
The attentive and friendly staff at Caffe Otto Dejima ensure a pleasant dining experience with their postpayment system and verbal ordering. The restaurant also offers power outlets and Wi-Fi, making it a suitable choice for those who wish to stay connected while enjoying their meal. With English translations available on the menu, it caters well to international guests, enhancing its appeal as a welcoming destination for all.
Caffe Otto Dejima Phone Number
Caffe Otto Dejima Business Days
Caffe Otto Dejima Address
NK Dejima Square Building 1F, 15-7 Dejimamachi, Nagasaki-shi, Nagasaki 850-0862
Caffe Otto Dejima Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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