( Photo by Dick Thomas Johnson licensed CC BY) But you do need to bring your patience, because these guys are slippery!īut if you manage to catch one, the staff will reward you with a special chant. You have to catch it yourself!ĭon’t worry, you don’t have to bring your own fishing rod. But there’s lots of awesome Pokémon-themed dishware and dolls for sale as well as food.ĭo you love fresh fish? At this restaurant your fish is guaranteed to be super fresh. Have you ever wondered what it might be like to eat a Pikachu burger or a Jigglypuff cheesecake? Then this café is definitely your jam. They were dressed in wacky colourful costumes. You could also get a picture with one of the servers. There was also a room called the “Mushroom Disco.” If you didn't like either of these, there were two other cute theme rooms to choose from. They had a rainbow spaghetti or colourful monster cookies and cupcakes. It had a super-cute “Mel-Tea” room where you could enjoy a plate of super wild food. It's too bad, but this place is now closed for good. ( Photo by Roxanne Ready licensed CC BY-SA) There are lasers beams, light shows, disco balls, dragons, unicorns and… Well, let’s just say you have to see it to believe it. And of course there are giant robots of all shapes and sizes and colours. Imagine food + neon lights + robot theatre. ( Photo by Alexander Waltner licensed CC BY) There are waterfalls, ponds and the sound of crickets chirping. This amazing place looks like a real hidden ninja village. Not only will your food be served by ninja, but they’ll also perform tricks for you, too!

(Photo from NINJA AKASAKA & NINJA SHINJUKU) Let's have a look at some of these fun restaurants you probably won't find anywhere else: Many of these restaurants closed during the lockdown for safety reasons, and may not reopen. The Japanese are well-known for their awesome themed restaurants and cafés.īefore the pandemic, you could have a snack while petting a cat or have a vampire entertain you.

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