Fans of the recent hit anime Naruto and Burger King's recent crossover, Sakamoto Days is taking that one step further by opening its own restaurant.

According to Japanese news site Natalie, the “Sakamoto Days Cafe American Diner” will open its doors in both Tokyo and Osaka from February 6 to March 9, offering food and goods inspired by creator Yuto Suzuki's anime and manga.

Main Dishes and Desserts Inspired by Sakamoto Days

Fun Foods and Drinks That Look Like Characters

The cafe's concept revolves around an American-style diner, with a menu that creatively incorporates elements from the Sakamoto Days series. Highlights from the menu include:

• "Overweight Rice": A whimsical dish featuring rice shaped like Sakamoto's chubby face.
• "Nagumo’s Disguise Pizza": A cleverly plated pasta that looks just like a pizza, styled after one of Nagumo's crafty disguises.
• "Kamihate & Oboro’s Cutlet Burger": A hearty dish inspired by a key moment from the series.

Of course, no diner would be complete without dessert. Visitors can enjoy:

• "Shin’s Psychic Waffle", served with a flask of vibrant blue sauce.
• "Flower & Aoi’s Love Banana Split", symbolizing the warm bonds in the Sakamoto family.

Fans can also wash everything down with a healthy lactic beverage served in a glass resembling Sakamoto’s iconic round face. The pictures provided certainly make the food look appetizing, making these restaurants a must-visit for any fans able to visit them in Japan.

Exclusive Merchandise and Special Perks

Fans are Urged to Make Reservations Now

Like nearly all anime collaboration events, the Sakamoto Days Cafe American Diner will also sell limited-edition merchandise featuring exclusive illustrations. Items can be purchased both in-store and through the cafe’s official online shop starting on February 6. Visitors who make reservations to the cafe in advance through the official website will receive a randomly selected sticker (one of five designs) as a special gift. Additionally, those who order eligible drinks in the cafe will be treated to a random original paper coaster, also available in five designs.

If fans are in Japan (or will be soon) and would like to visit the Sakamoto Days Cafe American Diner, reservations can be made via the Sakamoto Day Cafe's official website. Be warned, however, that demand is expected to be high as Sakamoto Days fans are already securing spots for this immersive experience.

Whether fans are die-hard Sakamoto Days enthusiasts or simply enjoy eating food inspired by anime, the Sakamoto Days Cafe American Diner collaboration cafe promises a memorable outing filled with unique dishes, collectibles, and an atmosphere of pure fun.

Source: Comic Natalie