Fallout cafe opens in Omotesando October 22; takeaway bottles need no booking

Fallout × TOWER RECORDS CAFE runs in Omotesando from October 22 to November 8, 2026. Visitors can book a table for the themed menu, while the takeaway bottle has a separate, no-booking option.

Two runs at the Omotesando cafe

The cafe is on the second floor of the Imon Harajuku Building, 6-3-9 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo. The first half runs October 22–30 and the second October 31–November 8. There are six 80-minute seating sessions each day, within cafe hours of 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Fallout-inspired food and poster artwork

The collaboration menu includes food, sweets and drinks inspired by Fallout. Limited visitor bonuses feature collaboration-poster artwork across the event’s early and late runs; the reservation-only gift is not included with day-of entry.

Merchandise inside, clean-water bottle to go

Official Fallout goods go on sale first at the cafe. Only customers who dine inside the cafe that day can buy them; takeaway plus goods and goods-only visits are not allowed. The clean-water-themed bottle is takeaway-only and can be bought without a reservation or a seated visit, from 12:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. It is limited to six per person while stock lasts; buying goods or a bottle does not itself qualify someone for a reservation gift.

What a table booking includes

Reservations are first come, first served through Ticket Pia. They require free registration and an electronic ticket, and close two days before the visit. A reserved ticket includes a meal voucher and a reservation-only gift. Day-of entry is possible only if seats remain, and its ticket includes neither.

Each seated visitor must order one food item or one dessert, plus at least one drink. A ticket becomes invalid if its holder has not arrived within 30 minutes of the session start; its voucher, gift and goods benefits cannot then be claimed. Arriving late does not extend the 80-minute session.