Fallout Fans Can Step Into a Limited-Time Tokyo Cafe

It takes place at TOWER RECORDS CAFE Omotesando until November 8

Kim Bergström   - 3分鐘閱讀時間

Fans of the popular video game series Fallout can get a taste of its post-apocalyptic world at a new collaboration cafe in Tokyo, open for a limited time until November 8, 2026.

The Fallout × TOWER RECORDS CAFE collaboration opened on October 22 at TOWER RECORDS CAFE Omotesando, bringing the game's distinctive atmosphere to one of Tokyo's best-known shopping and fashion districts.

Inside, visitors can admire a large panoramic tapestry depicting Diamond City from Fallout 4, alongside life-size panels of Takahashi, the character associated with the game's noodle shop. Themed decorations make the cafe a fun stop for fans looking to add something a little different to their Tokyo itinerary.

저작권: Infolens Co., Ltd. / PR Times
저작권: Infolens Co., Ltd. / PR Times

The menu includes several dishes inspired by the game, such as Deathclaw Omelet & Brahmin Burger Plate, Takahashi Noodles and Radstag Stew, each priced at 1,990 JPY. For something sweet, there's a Slocum's Joe's Donut Set or Fancy Rad Cake for 1,790 JPY. Themed drinks, including Nuka Cola Quantum and Sunset Sarsaparilla, cost 990 JPY each.

저작권: Infolens Co., Ltd. / PR Times
저작권: Infolens Co., Ltd. / PR Times

Visitors who order collaboration menu items will also receive a random limited-edition postcard, with designs changing for the event's second half, which runs from October 31 to November 8.

Exclusive merchandise, including wooden character stands and sticker sets, is also available for cafe customers.

저작권: Infolens Co., Ltd. / PR Times
저작권: Infolens Co., Ltd. / PR Times

The cafe operates on 80-minute time slots, and advance reservations are available through Ticket Pia. Same-day tickets may be offered if seats remain, so check the cafe's official social media before visiting.

如何前往

TOWER RECORDS CAFE Omotesando is located just a minute on foot from Meijijingumae Station on the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda and Fukutoshin Lines, or three minutes from Harajuku Station on the JR Yamanote Line. 

Kim Bergström

Kim Bergström @kim.b

Almost 12 years living in Asia. Passionate about Japan's off-the-beaten-path spots, family-friendly travel, flower events (all of them!) and the amazing tea culture here.  🍵🌼🌸