MUJI

My visit to the MUJI restaurant in Helsinki was a wonderful experience. The first thing that strikes you is the space itself – it's incredibly spacious and airy. The design is a beautiful blend of minimalist Japanese aesthetics with subtle Nordic elements, creating a calm and sophisticated atmosphere. The layout is cleverly thought out. The kitchen and ordering counter are situated in the center, with dining tables spread out around it in various nooks and levels. This creates a sense of intimacy despite the open plan. Whether you're dining alone and want a quiet corner, or with a group of friends for a lively chat, you can easily find a perfect spot.

Great Muji store, apparently the biggest in Europe ! They also have a restaurant, that was very nice, but also next to it a space with products and items from Finnish artists, which is perfect for Souvenir shopping ! Those products can be expensive pretty fast, but you have a very nice variety, and I couldn't resist buying some items for myself and for friends !

Muji located at Kamppi’s second highest floor, has exceptionally friendly and proactive vustomer service. Also the quality and the minimalistic styled items are something I’m very looking into. Simple but excellent without missing anything. I’ll give them a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Another great Muji store offering the standard Muji concept and minimalist principles. Love that there are sections here with focus on local products and designs apart from the typical Muji items. There's also the great tasting Muji café offering the Japanese food dishes akin to one's offered by Shinto temples. Overall this is a large Muji store with lots to offer.

Loved visiting the MUJI store in Kamppi—it really lives up to the minimalist, peaceful vibe MUJI is known for. The layout is spacious and easy to browse, with everything from simple home goods and clever storage solutions to comfy clothing and tasty Japanese-Finnish snacks. The in-store restaurant is a surprise highlight: fresh dishes and desserts that feel both local and Japanese. Prices are a bit higher than a typical café, but the calm atmosphere and quality make it worth it. Tip for new shoppers: check return details if you’re buying discounted items—they can be final sale. Overall a must-stop in Helsinki if you like clean design and practical, well-made things.

The biggest Muji in Finland a great shopping experience too! It’s the only one wi the a restaurant and value added service. Please come to the UK

Nice Japanese home goods chain store, everything stylish and orderly. They're also offering warm and cold meals.

Delighted and healthy Japanese cuisine at Muji. It's just like having a meal in Japan. I love the steamed barley rice, the side dishes which can be a potato salad, pickled cucumbers or white asparagus. The set meals come with a warm vegetable soup. Food was tasty and nutritious. 🔸️ Grilled salmon 👍👍👍👍👍 🔸️ Karaage (fried chicken) 👍👍👍 The cakes and moochi are also very yummy but light. They have unique flavors like green tea, black sesame, pumpkin cheesecake, yuzu, pear etc.

This place is huuuuuuuge. We just happened to accidentally stumble on the store. There's clothing, art gallery, snacks, cafe, and a pop up with local businesses as well as gently used merimekke. I was really impressed. The food in the cafe looked very good and it's a shame I was not hungry. This reminded me of an IKEA and Uniqlo. I could spend a lot of time here.

This is the biggest Muji in Europe and is located on the 4th floor of the Kamppi Shopping Center in Helsinki. It is quite large and you can spend a long time browsing here. I thought it was very fun that part of the Muji store was actually not Muji. There was a small section for a luxury resale store, and there was also a section that featured local artists and their goods. I ended up buying a cute Helsinki wood magnet here and my friend brought some Finland prints. The prices did not seem too bad for most of the items. Prints were like 1-2 euros. I saw someone selling really cute stickers, magnets, prints, etc. and it reminded me of my home local craft fairs. The rest of Muji (Muji proper) had your usual Muji goods like stationery, clothing, home goods, etc. I love all of this stuff and wish I could take everything home. I'm fond of their notebooks and pens, travel accessories, home slippers, clothing, etc. They also have a lot of cool packaged snacks that looked interesting to try.