Enter the World of Dragon Quest at Luida’s Bar in Roppongi

24.January.2019 | ANIME&GAME / FOOD / SPOT

Dragon Quest and Japanese karaoke chain Pasela are pairing up at Luida’s Bar in Roppongi―a bar themed on the popular video game series―as part of a special event being held in commemoration of Luida’s 9th anniversary.

9th Anniversary Dessert

9th Anniversary Service Card

The event will be held from January 28 to 31 during which customers can enjoy a range of anniversary treats.

With every dessert ordered comes a commemorative photo card, a coupon and more.

Slime Nikuman Meat Bun

Slime Shrimp Mayo Bun

To count down the event, customers can get points on the Slime meat and shrimp and mayo buns until January 27.

The bar is open to anyone for the duration of the event, but due to limited places it is recommend to reserve in advance.

 

If you’re a fan of Dragon Quest then be sure to make a visit to Luida’s Bar.

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