Les Gourmandises de Miyuko is a marriage of graphic design, Japanese inspiration and good homemade food.
Les Gourmandises de Miyuko
A Japanese-Inspired Café
This little Japanese-inspired café offers an indulgent and eclectic menu. Its colourful homemade cooking combines a passion for work and a love of good things. Behind this colourful world is Sara Hochuli. The décor, designed as a graphic universe, adds a playful touch to every visit. A big plus of the address: the menu adapts to all dietary needs. Vegetarian, lactose-free or fully vegan, everyone finds something to enjoy.



An Indulgent Sunday
Miyuko ; A Café in Zurich
On trips to Zurich, this address has long been an essential stop for a coffee. The slices of colourful cake in the window make your mouth water on arrival. The original coffees, almost impossible to find elsewhere, are also part of its charm. The place invites you to sit down and enjoy a few treats. Formerly on Beckenhofstrasse, the café has moved to the old town, on Bärengasse.


One Sunday, it is time for brunch, which has excellent reviews. On arrival, a glass of sparkling wine welcomes the guests. After a short presentation of the products, two pretty metal towers arrive at the table. Each tier reveals a parade of savoury and sweet treats. Around the table, some opt for the vegan option. A little chocolate marked with a V then signals the vegan products. An original and charming touch. In the end, a lovely taste journey based on local produce.






An Indulgent Break in the Heart of Zurich
Bärengasse is a stone’s throw from Paradeplatz, one of Zurich’s most elegant squares. The area is also home to the famous Sprüngli confectionery and its Luxemburgerli, light little macarons. Bahnhofstrasse, the great shopping street, starts right next door. The lanes of the old town and the banks of the Limmat are a few minutes’ walk away. Enough to combine shopping, strolling and sweets.
Les Gourmandises de Miyuko ; A Passion for a Job Well Done
Les Gourmandises de Miyuko win you over with their originality and sweets. The passion for a job well done can be felt everywhere. For a coffee, a tea or a heartier meal, this address is a must when passing through Zurich.

Japanese inspirations can also be found at Osio in Prilly and on the Japanese culinary stroll in Lausanne (both in French).
Bärengasse 20, 8001 Zurich
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