RSS
May 07, 2007 | Suanne | Comments 7

Ikea Restaurant & Cafe

We blogged about Ikea’s $1 breakfast here. This time, I’m going to blog about other menu items offered by Ikea Restaurant & Cafe.

Polly, Ching Ching and I brought our kids to the Zone for bowling during the spring break. After bowling, we went to Ikea Restaurant & Cafe for a late lunch. The restaurant is always busy as usual.

Nanzaro and I shared the Swedish Meat Balls combo which consist of 10 Swedish meatballs served with boiled potatoes, cream sauce and lingoberry jam.

Lasagne047_edited-1.jpg>

The combo also comes with a kind of like Minestrone soup. This combo costs less than $6 (cant recall the exact price).

Lasagne048_edited-1.jpg

Arkensen ordered Fish and Chips which costs $4.99. It comes with two pieces of fish, crispy on outside and moist inside. Arkensen likes it.

Lasagne045_edited-1.jpg

Polly’s twin girls ordered some kids meals which cost only $1.99 each. One of them is Macaroni and Cheese with Fries. The other ordered a pasta.

Lasagne050_edited-1.jpg

I ordered a piece of their signature dessert (cant recall the name). This dessert is also sold in Ikea’s groceries section where you find the cookies, meatballs, jam, etc. This costs only 99cents and it comes with a coffee with unlimited refills.

Lasagne051_edited-1.jpg

It’s good to have a quick bite in Ikea Restaurant & Cafe while you are shopping there.

Ikea Restaurant & Cafe on Urbanspoon

Categorized Under: Fast FoodRichmond

Tagged Under:

RSSComments (7)

Leave a Reply | Trackback URL

  1. lisa says:

    wow! i didnt know ikea had food too! :)

  2. cocoa says:

    I love Ikea but the nearest Ikea is 9 hours of driving away from my house. My husband and I are planning a trip to Chicago Ikea end of this month… Not sure if they still have the $1 breakfast menu but surely will try some of the food there.

  3. tigerfish says:

    Tried the bf at Ikea before but the US-version of bf is really miles apart from the one I’ve had in Sg. But it’s $1, what to expect?

  4. Chubbypanda says:

    I love IKEA food. Reminds me of cafeteria food when I was a university.

    I knew Suanne had written this post when I saw, “Nanzaro and I shared the Swedish Meat Balls combo,” because Ben could knock one of those out himself and go back for seconds. =)

  5. ellecamino says:

    the fresh baked cinnamon buns at the coquitlam ikea are heavenly! they are served soft and warm, and taste 10 times better than the day-old ones sold in plastic paks.

  6. RobynT says:

    cool! i’m going to ikea (for the first time) tomorrow!

  7. Dave says:

    Great pics and review, I’m adding a link to it from my site, http://www.DavesCheapEats.com

Leave a Reply

If you want a picture to show with your comment, go get a Gravatar.

Blog Widget by LinkWithin