Photos: Desserts at new Kirby-themed café inside Tokyo Station are almost too cute to eat
By Bryan Ke
A Kirby-themed café recently opened at the popular Tokyo Character Street inside Tokyo Station in Japan.
The take-out-only store, called Kirby Café Petit, opened its doors on Thursday, according to the official Kirby Café website.
Kirby Café Petit, which is smaller than the Kirby Café at the shopping and dining complex Tokyo Solamachi, solely focuses on selling limited dessert items.
The Character Street café currently has nine desserts on its menu, including a Kirby car cake and a Star Block cake priced at 1,188 yen and 788 yen (approximately $8.87 and $5.88), respectively.
Other desserts offered at Tokyo’s Kirby Café Petit include:
Pupupu Tiramisu for 1,566 yen (approximately $11.69)
Kirby Strawberry Pudding for 950 yen (approximately $7.09)
Maxim Tomato Chocolate Tart for 842 yen (approximately $6.29)
Invincible Candy Banana Tart for 842 yen (approximately $6.29)
Star Rod Mango Tart for 842 yen (approximately $6.29)
Star Rod Apple Pie for 734 yen (approximately $5.48)
Pink Shortcake for 788 yen (approximately $5.88)
A special type of bread is also available for presale.
The Warp Star bread costs 1,296 yen (approximately $9.68).
Besides the main dessert items, Kirby Café Petit also offers other treats, such as a tin can of tongue biscuits for 1,296 yen (approximately $9.68), cookies for 2,160 yen (approximately $16.13) and a jar of candy for 972 yen (approximately $7.26).
Kirby Café Petit also sells limited-edition merchandise that cannot be found anywhere else, such as chef-themed Kirby and Waddle Dee plushies priced at 2,530 yen (approximately $18.89) each.
Keychain versions of those plushies are also available for 1,980 yen (approximately $14.78) each.
Kirby Café also recently announced that a second Kirby Café Petit branch is set to open on the sixth floor of the Tennoji Store in Osaka on April 26.
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