Straw Hat Cafe seems to be pretty LOVED and has 4 out of 5-star ratings. Some stated that the food is cooked fresh and all come from an organic farm which is guaranteed healthy. Unfortunately for us, we didn’t really get to dine at the Straw Hat Cafe because the restaurant was packed and has a LONG waiting line despite our off-season visit. I recommend that you eat here outside lunch hours, hopefully, the line has died down. Based on their menu, the variety is limited like breaded pork, steak, sandwich, soup, and omurice (omelet rice) which are typical and the same as the ones you can find in many restaurants and cafes scattered in Japan. The food served is not gimmicky, definitely not Ghibli-themed except for one coffee latte that has a coffee foam art of a straw hat, and a soda drink, that’s it, (sorry Instagrammers). With these in mind, arrive at the museum with a full stomach as we did. We ate in Ichiran Ramen near Kichijoji Station.