YURI!!! on ICE Cafe Makes History in Tokyo! [Photo Report]

Whether you’re taking it easy after a long day of training or something want something cute and delicious, the latest entry in the long run of YURI!!! on ICE collaborations is definitely going to make your stomach growl!

The YURI!!! on ICE Cafe is open in Omotesando, Tokyo at the Omotesando Box Cafe & Space. Although it was originally scheduled to end on July 2, the love from YURI!!! fans has been so huge that it's now been extended to July 21! You’ll have to make reservations on the official site to visit. And if you're unable to hop over to Japan, never fear - we went over to visit Yuri, Victor and Yurio for you!

The anime is packed with talented and unforgettable ice skaters and characters from all over the world, so the menu is packed with international meals, drinks, and sweets to honor them~ Guests can enjoy Makkachin’s Cafe Mocha or a Mango Makgeolli with Yuri’s Katsudon or Phichit’s Gapao Rice, and then finish off with the YURI!!! on Shaved ICE ~About Love~ or Let’s Be Friends Brûlée for dessert!

Collaborative cafes aren’t just about the food and drinks, though! The YURI!!! on ICE Cafe is decorated with gorgeous artwork from the anime, and the show itself is also screened on the wall to pull you further into the anime~

It wouldn’t be a collaborative cafe without some great limited edition goods, too~ While you’re here you can pick up tote bags, acrylic stands, notebooks, canvas prints, keychains, folders, and more! The items are all themed around the cafe, too, and feature the cast in stylish waiter outfits.

If you can't get enough of Yuri and Victor (and don't forget Yurio!) in this cosy cafe setting, check out our full album below!

YURI!!! on ICE Cafe
Until July 21
Address: OMOTESANDO BOX CAFE&SPACE, PINE UNDER FLAT B1F, 5-13-2 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001
Hours: 11:00 am−9:20 pm
*Reservations can only be made for specified time periods. For more details, see the official site.

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This is a Tokyo Otaku Mode original article with photography by Hara T.