Food & Drink Menu List (prices include tax)
Breakfast menu (10:00-11:00 only)
- Bircher Muesli (Swiss traditional breakfast porridge) ¥1,400 with milk, oats, walnuts and berries. Refreshing and gentle taste.
- Freshly baked croissant ¥850
Swiss Specialties
- Raclette Cheese Plate ¥2,800 with Baby Potatoes, Shishito Peppers, Shichimi Peppers, and Silver Onions → Recommended to eat while warm (cheese hardens when cold)
- Osaka Swiss Hot Dog ¥1,950 Swiss Veal Sausage / Fried Onions / Nori / Wasabi Mayonnaise + additional raclette cheese ¥750
dessert
- Triple chocolate mousse (dark/milk/white) ¥1,100
- Sour Cherry Cake Style Iced Chocolate Drink ¥1,500 (using Nescafe Dolce Gusto)
Alcohol Drinks
cocktail
- Swiss Spritz (white wine + soda + lemon) ¥1,830 Refreshing, light cocktail perfect for summer
Wine Selection
- Sparkling Wine Glass ¥2,900 / Bottle ¥14,900
- White Wine (several brands available) Glass ¥2,500 ~ / Bottle ¥11,400 ~ ¥20,400
- Rosé Wine Glass ¥2,400 / Bottle ¥12,600
- Red Wine: Glass ¥3,900 / Bottle ¥19,500~¥31,900
Other soft drinks and non-alcoholic cocktails available
Recommended for
- Love cheese dishes and chocolate desserts?
- For those who want to enjoy the “Heidi Experience” only available at the Expo
- Those who want to enjoy social networking in a photo-worthy meal and space.
It looks good, tastes good, but… “heat” is the biggest enemy!
Heidi Cafe in the Swiss Pavilion has a very distinctive appearance. There is a unique photo spot where people stand between the “s” and “s” and take pictures in the “y” pose, which is very popular.
The interior is lovely in a fresh mountain cabin style, and the menu is very visually appealing.
The food is generally delicious, and the “raclette cheese” is impressive when hot. However, it hardens quickly, so eating it speedily is the right thing to do. The richness of the cheese goes well with potatoes and onions.
The triple chocolate mousse and sour cherry-style drink are also very satisfying in both appearance and taste, and are a good choice for social networking.
However, it is regrettable that the store’s structure makes it “hot like a plastic greenhouse” and the air conditioner does not work well. Be prepared for a mid-summer visit.
Summary｜A place where you can have a memorable cheese experience, despite the “Expo level” price.
Overall, the prices are a bit high, but the food and desserts are solid and satisfying. In particular, dishes such as raclette and triple chocolate mousse, which are packed with Swiss-like experiences, have a “unique to Expo” feel.
This is the place to be for those who want to be photo-worthy and immerse themselves in the world of Heidi.
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