Sushidelic is Soho's maximalist restaurant where everything is kawaii, including the sushi that rolls down the conveyor belt. Chauhaus, is an experiential company marked by its gastronomic dinners and kawaii holiday marts. This month, the two are coming together for a pop-up cafe, hoping to create the cutest 'effin thing you'll ever see.
On April 15-20, Sushidelic will transform into a Japanese-inspired pop-up café. Inspired by what kawaii monsters would eat, if they could, the daytime cafe will feature items commonly found in Japanese convenience stores. You can start your day with the Chili Oil-Fried Egg Over Rice for a crispy, crunchy and spicy bite, or try the Time-To-Go Tamago Sando. Heartier appetites call for the Curry Crab Cake Egg Benedict or the yuzu-avocado-lox toast, Catch Her In The Rye. If sweets are more your speed, order the Black Sesame Rice Krispies Treats or the whipcream filled shokupan, or milk bread, Professor Strawberry Sando. Throughout the week, the cafe will feature surprise guests and activations including coffee from DankDelish and art and merch from local artist Cyd.
The cafe will be open from 10am to 3pm. So wear your cutest fit and get ready to chow down.