Kashi Art Café

Kashi Art Café is one of those places that perfectly captures the laid-back, artistic soul of Fort Kochi. The ambience is minimal yet warm, with beautiful art pieces, lots of natural light, and a calm courtyard vibe that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. The food is fresh, wholesome, and comforting — simple flavours done really well. It’s especially great for a relaxed breakfast or brunch, and their coffee pairs perfectly with the serene setting. What really stands out is the atmosphere — peaceful, creative, and effortlessly charming. The staff are friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall pleasant experience. If you’re in Fort Kochi and want a quiet spot to unwind, enjoy good food, and soak in an artistic vibe, this place is definitely worth visiting.

I recently visited Kashi Art Cafe, and it certainly lives up to its reputation! The ambiance is fantastic, making it a popular spot in town. The food was delicious, but be prepared for a wait for a table—especially on weekends, when it can be quite challenging to get in. The overall atmosphere is lovely, and I enjoyed the beautiful artwork displayed throughout the cafe. The washrooms were clean and well-maintained, although there was no water available during my visit, which was a bit inconvenient. Overall, it's a nice place to visit if you're looking for good food and a vibrant atmosphere! My rating was Ambiance:4/5 Maintanence:3/5 Hygiene:3/5 Quantity:3/5 Taste:4/5 Parking :3.5/5

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review Visited Kashi Art Cafe and absolutely loved the vibe. The ambience is very artistic and peaceful — perfect place to chill and enjoy good food. The famous cake is available after 12 PM, so make sure you go after that if you don’t want to miss it! And trust me, it’s totally worth it. The food was too delicious 😍 Everything was fresh, well-prepared, and full of flavor. Overall, a must-visit spot in Fort Kochi for good food and aesthetic vibes. Highly recommended!

A must-visit in Fort Kochi for the atmosphere alone. The transition from the art gallery at the front into the zen-like, leafy courtyard is beautiful. I tried their signature chocolate cake with chocolate sauce, and it lives up to the hype—warm, rich, and perfect with a coffee. However, the service can be a bit slow during peak hours, and the main courses are slightly overpriced for the portion size. Go here for the vibes and a snack!

I visited Fort Kochi with my bros for the New Year celebrations, and Kashi Art Café was already on our list. We first went there on 31st December, but the place was packed with New Year rush, so we decided to skip it that day and came back on 1st January 2026. Even on Jan 1st, there was a wait of around 20 minutes, but since we had a reservation, we eventually got our table. Once inside, the calm, artistic vibe instantly made us forget the wait. The place has that slow, peaceful Fort Kochi energy which makes you want to sit, talk, and take your time. Food-wise, yes — it might feel a bit pricey if you compare it with other cafés around Fort Kochi. But personally, I felt it was worth it for the overall experience, hospitality, and quality of food. My personal favorite was the cold coffee with coconut milk and honey — smooth, refreshing, and different from the usual café cold coffee. I also tried the seafood wrap, which was generously stuffed with prawns, and the fish fillet, which was nicely cooked and creamy. For a healthy shot, I went with the kale, cucumber, spinach, celery, and green apple juice. It was vegan and gluten-free, and honestly, we first thought it would be more like a salad or plain green apple juice since it was listed just above the fruit bowls — but it turned out to be a proper fresh juice and felt really good. Overall, Kashi Art Café is not just about food — it’s about the experience. Next time I visit, the chocolate cake is definitely on my list 🍰

Always a great place to spend some time amid some artsy pieces and through an art gallery entrance. Cool ambiance … with the waiters sometimes a bit too cool that need reminders of your order! Food is ok, especially on the simpler things.

I’d give this place 3 stars mainly for the beautiful art gallery and the lovely ambience — that’s definitely the highlight here. When it comes to the café, the food was decent but nothing special. The vegetarian options are quite limited, which was disappointing. Also, the person who took our order wasn’t very helpful and couldn’t really guide us on what to try. We ordered the farmer’s omelette, appam with veg stew, and a juice — everything was okay, but nothing stood out. Overall, great place for the art and vibe, but the food experience was a bit of a letdown.

I visited Kashi Art Cafe in the evening to see if it lived up to the local buzz, especially regarding its famous chocolate cake. We ordered the chocolate cake, an espresso, and a lemonade. The chocolate cake lived up to the reputation; while the cake itself was slightly dry, it was served with a generous amount of chocolate syrup that made it truly delicious. However, the real highlight for me was the espresso—it was excellent and easily my favourite part of the order. It’s a lovely spot for an evening break, even if it is a bit of a "much talked about" tourist favourite.