Doku Toku
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About
Doku Toku is a Cafe based in Moncloa - Aravaca, Argüelles, Spain. Also offers outdoor seating, takeaway. It is closed on Monday. Price range: budget-friendly. Cuisine: Sandwiches, Korean. For a quieter visit, come by on a Tuesday. Rated 4.8★ from 423 reviews, it is among the highest-rated spots in Argüelles.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Food quality4
Frequently asked questions
Where is Doku Toku?+
Doku Toku is located at 4 Calle de Santa María Micaela, Argüelles.
What kind of place is Doku Toku?+
Doku Toku is a Cafe in Argüelles serving Sandwiches, Korean.
What are Doku Toku's opening hours?+
Doku Toku is closed on Monday.
Is Doku Toku open on Sundays?+
Yes, Doku Toku is open on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Doku Toku?+
It is busiest on Sunday and usually quietest on Tuesday.
How expensive is Doku Toku?+
Doku Toku is generally budget-friendly.
What does Doku Toku offer?+
Doku Toku offers Free Wi-Fi, Outdoor seating, Wheelchair access, Takeaway, Breakfast.
Location
What people say
“Cafés ricos y la tarta de queso con mango espectacular.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Mabel Chu★★★★★My kids said the matcha here was the best they had in Madrid! The homemade sweeteners really made it stand out. The food was absolutely delicious, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. We had a wonderful experience and will definitely be coming back on our next visit.
Ilka Marra★★★★★Charming, cozy and peaceful. Felt like a tiny slice of Japan right in the center of Madrid. The perfect spot to slow down and enjoy a quiet moment. Onigiri were really delicious and the most similar in flavor and texture to the one's I've had in Japan. Desserts and drinks were also really good! Will be coming back to try their Dorayaki. Extra points for all the cute details sprinkled all around the shop. This really is a hidden gem in the city! ✨️
J Liu★★★★★A cute little Japanese cafe in Madrid. The onigiri really reminded me of Japan. And the strawberry shortcake tasted like how it should at a cafe in Japan. Also delighted by their cortado as the the blended taste of espresso and oat milk really hit a high note. Would definitely like to visit again on this trip if time allows. Buen provecho!
Leslie Teng★★★★★Quiet and cute coffee and breakfast spot. The iced matcha latte had a good balance of milky-ness and bitterness, and the tamago sando was airy and tasty. The onigiri came out warm and savory. The cafe itself has a leisurely feel to it, and service is friendly.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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