The OP Cafe is an awesome experience for fans. The employees are amazing. They're all super welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Shout out to Xeandric, Tony, and Tati for being so energetic and for making my grandma's birthday so much fun! G-Ma had an unforgettable time! Service is quick. There's a good amount of indoor seating and a few outdoor tables, but it can get packed quickly. The interior is so thoughtfully designed (didn't get everything in my video), all the way to the restrooms. Street parking or nearby garage parking is available. Mild-moderate noise level. The prices for food/drinks are fair to slightly higher, but nothing excessively so for a themed cafe - especially for one based off of such a popular anime. Everything we ordered was actually really flavorful and filling. Definitely try the onigiri! The drinks are as sweet as they sound, so keep that in mind if you prefer milder flavors. They have a lot of options, but there's an online menu so guests can plan ahead. Plenty of merch to choose from, including t-shirts, keychains, bottles, lamps, plush toys, etc. Prices are pretty fair, and the quality is sound. You can tell a lot of thought and love went into building this space for fans. I hope they stick around for a long time. Happy 1 year anniversary to the OP Cafe! read more

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I love Luffy. Driving to LA from San Diego to visit the one piece cafe was great. I had been wanting to come and visit. There was a line to get in, however it does move fast. The food was await but you really don't seem to notice the time. Just being with one piece fans makes the experience all worth it. If you're planing to visit I recommend to come with a lot of time Enjoy. Love you Luffy. "I'm the king of the pirates" The straw hat crew :) wink read more

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Great experience, not too long of a wait on a Friday during lunch. Security guy outside is AMAZING! He was cleaning tables and also helped us secure an inside table when there was only outside ones open! Theming is very cute and the food tastes good. Only complaint is it's pretty pricey and we didn't leave full! But One Piece fans will love this spot. read more

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Great tasting food and presentation. Service is quick and friendly. The ambiance is comfortable with tv screens that are aquariums. Pretty cool concept based on an anime. read more

One Piece Cafe - Burger - Themed Cafes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I had a memorable, fun experience at the One Piece Cafe (Los Angeles). I ordered the Franky Double Burger & Fries ($24.50). It's HUGE!! This burger made a beautiful photo, but the meat patties are unfortunately overcooked. The THICK, big burger is dry; however, the cheese and sauce helped. Still, the experience is very charming! (Important: Cash is not accepted. Bring Card. Also, the location has about eight interior tables, so there's a real possibility that you might not even find inside dine-in seating due to the crazy popularity. I arrived near opening time, and the line to the counter took about 45 minutes. The line didn't even shrink when I'd left.) I arrived at the One Piece Cafe (Los Angeles) on Sunday (around 11:08AM). There was a very long line upon arrival. They had a security guard to monitor everyone, so I felt safe. Parking is difficult since it's Los Angeles. Street Parking was very hard to find, so I parked at the nearby Parking Structure (Sho Tokyo Garage - $15 Flat Rate on Sat or Sun). It's a short two minute walk to the One Piece Cafe (Los Angeles). Staff is professional and polite. Staff worked hard despite the HUGE line of customers. It took about 45 minutes to reach the counter. And my food was completed within 14 minutes. I was lucky enough to find an open table inside. As mentioned, I ordered the Franky Double Burger & Fries ($24.50). This burger is definitely a fun spectacle, but it was also a fairly dry & overcooked burger. It was presented lovingly on a bed of crisp, well-seasoned fries. At the very least, it's HUGE!! I had plenty of leftovers. However, if I ever revisit, I'd focus on the fresh popcorn chicken or refreshing drinks. I had brought my fanatical One Piece buddy on this trip, and my friend's food tasted way better than mine. On ambiance, the One Piece Cafe (Los Angeles) is absolutely lovely if you're able to find an available table. The "windows" show the animated ocean's waves as if you're inside the One Piece boat. There's also screens showing the top pirates in a fun animated way. The location is very clean, and it felt whimsical like a themed cafe inside Disneyland or Universal Studios. The One Piece Music also plays as you wait outside in line and sit inside as you dine. If lucky enough, the experience is very special. Overall, I had a happy, cheerful experience at the One Piece Cafe (Los Angeles). There's many families, young ones, and anime enthusiasts happily adoring their One Piece Themed dining experience. If you're able to arrive early, I happily recommend. 4.5 out of 5 read more

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Made a pilgrimage to One Piece Cafe from SD. Well worth the trip. We made several Animae stops and this was one of them we made for my daughter. The restaurant was decorated with the One Piece theme. Very nice! The food was actually really good and the prices were not bad at all. All the items we ordered were delicious. Although the drinks were on the sweeter side. The service was top notch. Very friendly staff. Overall, a great experience. I loved the service, food and atmosphere. read more

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Extremely cute place, my older sister is obsessed with One Piece so we came here it's about an hour from where we live and the wait was about 35 minutes or so! The food was actually DELICIOUS. You know some places are hyped because of the actual spot and esthetics but this place was that AND the food was amazing. The only problem that day was there was only one bathroom open and the wait was 30 minutes :( it's definitely the cafe vibe you order then you find a seat! It's smaller than I thought but definitely worth a spot to check out! Everyone was super sweet and nice! read more

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This cafe, although small and not that much Greta ac, it was very delicious and themed appropriately! Me and my fiancé made the trip down from San Diego and it was 100% worth it! Wait was not too bad. Arrived right at 11 and line moved quickly and was able to get a seat inside. We purchased the spam masubi, French fries and egg fried rice paired with the ube horchata and flower power drinks ! Everything was as expected and tasted amazing. We would definitely travel back for the food!! read more

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Arrived on a Saturday around 1 p.m. and didn't get seated until about 3ish. The line was long, and standing in the heat wasn't ideal, so just be prepared. We ordered a bunch of dishes because we wanted the full experience, but honestly, we weren't super impressed with the food. The menu is fun, and the atmosphere is cool, but I feel like the food has so much more potential. We ended up chatting with a few tables around us, and they all had pretty much the same reaction. The concept is cute and all, but the food just didn't do it for us. Don't let social media make up your mind--try it for yourself! We spent about $145, and while the overall experience was fun, I'm not sure I'd go back. read more

One Piece Cafe - Themed Cafes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Great experience for people who love One Piece, me and my family went here and the food was great the first time I when i got the Zoros onigiri, and Luffys red hawk popcorn chicken which was very good and choppers cotton candy lemonade, and dragon fruit strawberry punch, its was so good I had to go again and get the robin flower flower refresher , gum gum ube horchata, snd the Franky burger. The service was good doing their jobs fine, nothing special, and the ambiance was amazing it has a very good vibe inside with all the One Piece decorations that make you feel like you're in the One Piece show which I love! But there's sometimes a big line for the bathroom and to go inside, still 5 fives!!! read more

One Piece Cafe - Robin's Flower-Flower refresher - Themed Cafes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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As a fan of One Piece I was looking forward to coming here. I don't know what I was expecting but it was a little disappointing for me. The cafe is small and sure it was decorated but if you compare themed cafes in Japan to this it's not that impressive at all. Unfortunately I didn't get to try the food as most of it was sold out when I went so I got Robins drink which was recommended by the staff. The pricing seemed decent for most of the items. It was sweet but very watered down, to me it tasted like a grape propel drink....not my favorite. I noticed a lot of the drinks were premade into cups already. I don't know how I feel about that as the freshness aspect isn't there but maybe they were slammed when they first opened and that was the best way they could get peoples drinks out. The souvenir cup was a nice touch but I personally wouldn't come here again. read more

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As a huge One Piece fan, I'll keep coming here until it closes. The food is just okay and a bit pricey for what it is, but you're really paying for the experience. I usually get the chicken and the Nico Robin drink, which tastes like Kool-Aid. The chicken is crispy and solid. What makes it worth it is the vibe--playing the OST, character popularity screens, and overall anime atmosphere. It's a fun place to relax, grab a bite, and walk around Little Tokyo as a fan. I also love the merch. It's more about the experience than the food, and I'm here for it. I think we need more places like this. read more

My son is a huge One Piece fan and we took him as a surprise, it didnt disappoint! We got there early and waited about 15ish minutes to get in, they let a few groups in at a time. Decked out from top to bottom to give you a full experience. Menu has lots of yummy options for food and drinks. They also have merch you can purchase. It was a little pricey but that is expected when doing an experience like this. It was worth it! If you are a fan or just simply love new unique experiences i would give it a try. read more

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I was quite excited to go to this cafe as a one piece fan. I love the scenery inside and I love how they have the merch displayed with the prices. I don't think I got my curry with the chicken katsu I ordered, and the proportions are quite small for the price you pay. I don't mind waiting for my food, however, they did take quite a long time for my food to come out (30+ mins). Ultimately, I was a bit disappointed with the food proportions and price. Good for pics though! read more

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As a fan of One Piece, this cafe has me on a chokehold with ambience and theming. The entire place is covered with One Piece photo opportunities, including the bathrooms. To eat here is an experience and the staff seem genuinely excited and happy to be working here. The cafe collaboration with outside companies to bring community events makes this food spot a stand out! On Tuesdays, they host One Piece Trading Card Game tournaments. On Wednesdays, they host board game nights. I have not personally gone to any of these weekly events but I did get a chance to go to the Kess sponsored pop up when they were featuring their "Dawn of Liberation" kickstarter game, as well as their "Luffy's Bento Picnic" party games. This particular event ran smoothly and made me excited for future collaborations!My only feedback would be to have more tables or eating space. The outside patio could definitely host more tables and chairs. The merchandise they sell seemed higher than market price to me but then again, this is LA! For food, we tried the Chicken Katsu Curry and the Chicken Katsu Sando (can you tell how much I love chicken katsu?). The chicken katsu was tender and well-cooked. The panko coating crust was perfectly crispy, light, and seasoned, providing that satisfying crunch. I was a little disappointed by the veggies on the chicken katsu curry because they were a little too pickly for my taste. The curry sauce tasted flavorful but felt overly thick on some parts. Presentation overall was vibrant and inviting, with the garnishes enhancing our overall happiness levels. Will be back to try other items on the menu and to see if they have other seasonal recipes that they cook up. Exciting to have a themed cafe thrive in Little Tokyo. read more

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One piece themed restaurant. Small and cozy. I got there before the rush. Had the Sanji sando it was tasty and the robin refresher. I would go back if in J town again read more

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Cute little One Piece themed cafe in Little Tokyo! We decided to stroll in and grab a snack/drink since it didn't look busy. Thankfully things moved quickly and we got our refreshments and a table outside. The cafe is well maintained in terms of cleanliness and all the decor added to its charm. They also sell some merchandise but it's all quite pricey. We enjoyed our drinks (ube horchata and tangerine slushy) and kept the cups. The ube horchata was nice and creamy and my slushy had a nice tang too it despite how sweet it was! Definitely a great place to check out if you're a fan of One Piece. read more

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as big one piece fans, my boyfriend and i have had this spot on our list for ages, and we finally made the trip out this weekend! i'll be completely honest: going into it, i didn't have the highest expectations. i hadn't really looked into it since it first opened, and i kind of assumed it would be more of a cash-grab situation with mid food that's overpriced just because of the theme. so i am SO happy to say i was completely wrong. the decor was way higher quality than i expected. you can tell a lot of thought and detail went into the design of the cafe. i loved that they had wanted posters of different pirates scattered around, and the straw hats' posters across the register. they also have giant screens showing rotating fan rankings of the top 100 characters, which was super fun to watch. the whole place kind of feels like the inside of a pirate ship with the wooden walls and windows, and there's even a video by the kitchen of sanji "cooking" the food, which was such a nice touch. as for the food, everything was honestly so good, i'm already craving it again hours later. i ordered zoro's spicy tuna onigiri and hatchan's takoyaki, and my boyfriend got the franky burger and fries. we both got robin's flower-flower power refresher. the total came out to about $65, which is a bit pricey (but expected), but the portions and quality made it worth it. the burger was a really solid size, and my small bites were cooked perfectly. the takoyaki was crispy on the outside and soft and gooey on the inside, and the onigiri was so good, my stomach's grumbling just remembering it. i honestly wish i had ordered more to take home. even the drink cups were nice and sturdy, so you could easily keep them as souvenirs, and i loved how everything came in themed trays. the staff were all really kind too, and worked as quickly as they could considering how busy it was. even with a bunch of people ahead of us, we only waited about 20 minutes for our food, which honestly felt worth it, and it gave us time to look around and take in all the decor. i also liked the range of merch they had, even though neither of us ended up getting anything. i will say that the seating was a bit limited. we were lucky to snag a little table as someone was leaving when we got there, but there isn't too much seating inside if it's a busy day. there is some outdoor seating as well, but you may be stuck waiting for a bit if there aren't any seats. this is where the wait for food may come in handy lol. overall, this was such a fun stop for both of us. if you're a one piece fan, whether casual or diehard, this is definitely a must-visit! read more

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One piece cafe has been on my list for a while . Going on Valentine's Day was sooo nice its was busy but finding seating was easy . I'm so happy we can have something in LA. The interior design was really cool and aesthetically pleasing. This was my first time having chicken katsu / curry exceeded expectations ; so much flavor Yuzu lemonade was okay wish there was a little more yuzu flavor but I'd probably still get it again Popcorn chicken was fried crispy & juicy read more

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This was one of the coolest cafes I've visited so far! The entire place was covered in One Piece including the bathrooms. It was such a cool experience especially for the One Piece fan. There were so many photo ops and a lot of food options to choose from. I tried the popcorn chicken, chicken katsu sandwich, and the coke float. Everything tasted great! The staff was very friendly and helpful. I wish I didn't live so far or I'd be here every day lol! read more

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What a fun experience. It was crowded, obviously, and the staff got us a seat and our food came out in good time. My kids loved the decorations. The food was themed and really good! If you or your kids like the show, then you should check it out. read more

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Now that the hype has dwindled, 'twas quite easy to dine here. This was our second visit. We went later in the early evening. There was no line so we ordered fast but our food took close to 15 minutes. The food came out tasting ok. I wouldn't say it was gourmet, which should be expected since one dines here for the hype not really the food. The vibes are fine if you're a fan of the show. I can't pretend to be a fan since I don't watch the show, but my kids were happy so it's all good. read more

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$12 for 5 pc Hatchan's Takoyaki $38 Might meats pirate platter $6.50 Yuzu lemonade $6.50 Dragonfruit strawberry punch Drinks were delicious but I wish I didn't see them making it in plastic Arrowhead bottles and pouring into the OP Cafe cups. Is it a powder? I missed the first part of the drink creation. Might Meats pirate platter was tasty but were not very hot. The rice was room temperature, I imagine with such a small kitchen they have to prepare some ahead of time. Staff was great, very helpful and attentive when I came back for a to go box, extra fork, etc. Single bathroom which was annoying because the gal in front #2'd and was probably selfieing because I waited over 15 mins. Don't wait until you have to go! If you are into One Piece, this is a solid 5 stars on theming and execution of the restaurant and menu options. Don't factor in the food isn't hot or the prices. You pay for the experience. Also...outside of the OP Cafe sweatshirt for $68(!), most other items are available on Amazon for 1/3 less. The puzzle was $30 but online it was $20. It takes away from the immediate gratification but my son was happy to pick a few items online. read more

Took family here who are big one piece fans (I personally have never watched it myself), and they loved it. It was super on theme, and the inside really made it feel like you were on a ship. There was a line when I came which took about 15-20 minutes. I ordered their chicken kastu curry, popcorn chicken, onigiri (spicy tuna), and their burger and fries. Everything was pretty yummy and loved the theming on it. There's both inside and outdoor seating, but try for the inside ones since the ship decor is so cute. Their restrooms even have cute decor. They even have merch to buy as well. Highly recommend coming! read more

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My son really loved this place. Its a One Piece themed cafe with plenty of photo opportunities. We were able to get a table quite easily. There were a few parties entering throughout the time that we were there, but it didn't get very busy. Really the hardest thing was finding a street parking spot, given the Little Tokyo location. Also FYI there are some shady areas at night a few blocks away from this (away from the action of LT), so may want to be careful where you park, especially coming with kids. He didn't feel like eating so just had a drink, which was surprisingly really good. Came in an interesting one piece cup. read more

Brief Summary - Interior feels like I'm in the Thousand Sunny Go - Located a block away from Little Tokyo - Sells One Piece cafe merch too - Love how the menu references dishes from the manga - There is outside and inside seating, but as expected interior seating is much more popular I've been to the One Piece Cafe in Las Vegas, and recently I discovered one opened up in Los Angeles. I had to go and check it out, so here I was. It's located a block away from Little Tokyo. It's also close to the Metro station. Once inside, I was amazed with the animated screens welcoming the guests. The interior looked like Thousand Sunny Go. I don't know if the Las Vegas version updated their interior to match Los Angeles, but the former didn't have this many animated screens. This one really felt like I was inside the aquarium area of the ship. One Piece opening and ending songs, some from the movie, played in the background. The menu looked similar to the one in Las Vegas, so I chose the horchata drink (one I didn't order at the Las Vegas cafe). The weather was on the chilly side on this day but for this moment it was just right. I guess this cafe is a great way to connect with fellow fans because whoever goes into this cafe is bound to be a One Piece fan. read more

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We took our mid-teen son here because he's been hyped about this place for a while thanks to the show. Mom & Dad duty activated. I'll be honest...I walked in with cautious expectations. I'm a foodie, and themed spots can sometimes lean hard into the theme and forget the food. Happy to report: the food was better than I expected. Not life-changing, not "book a return trip tomorrow," but solid. Pretty good. Decent flavor across the board. We came on a busy day and the place was buzzing. Line outside, lots of families, couples, fans, and people who clearly planned their outfits accordingly. The menu has a nice variety, so even if you're not fully committed to the theme, you'll find something that works. The onigiri (rice balls) were actually good--probably my favorite bite. Comfort food that does what it's supposed to do. The barbecue - just ok. Prices are higher, but that's kind of expected when you're paying for food and an experience. Street parking worked this day but lost hillier. All in, we had a good time, my son was happy, and I didn't leave grumbling about the food--which is a win. Four stars for the total experience. Think of it as a fun episode, not the series finale. read more

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Have been here twice now for my Luffy-obsessed son. I have not bought any kind of gear or collectables here but we come here just for the vibes and food. I really enjoy the Sanji sando and my son really loves the burger they serve. You must get there early or you will have a bit of a line to stand it. That is only the first obstacle, there are just like four booths inside then some small tables towards the front so the seating is an issue after you order your food. Both times, we "rope-dropped" and were there when they opened and sat down right away. Thing is after that there were always people that come in after with strollers or kids that stand there and keep looking at you when you are eating. I get it but it is annoying a bit especially after waiting 30 min in the sun. Another issue is the bathroom. Get in there if you need to when you can since there are way more people then seats and they all line up for the restrooms. The eating area is nice though with cool linked screens depicting usopp and my beloved chopper floating around. Good times, reasonable prices but there are some challenges. read more

My kid loves one piece anime so we had to stop by here while we were in LA. Easy to find and plenty of street parking. The cafe is not too big but plenty of chairs inside. When we walked inside the shop, Luffy was greeting us. We ordered Franky burger, Takoyaki and Robin drink. We wanted to try Luffy' chicken but it was out. The burger was good nothing special about it. Just the bun was red. Takoyaki was so good the best I had in a while. Robin drink was refreshing. The part of the cafe was decorated with some of the famous wanted posters. Recommend for One Piece fan read more

One Piece Cafe - Themed Cafes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The food is pricey, you're also paying for the experience and the food is good! My kids and I are fans of One Piece. It was raining the day we came. It was busy and we had to wait outside before we ordered. I felt rushed ordering because of the long line behind us and people waiting outside in the rain. It would be helpful if there was a menu outside or a laminated menu could be offered while we stood in line with a tent covering or umbrella. It should say what items they are out of. It was hard finding a seat. We are a family of five and I was worried we wouldn't find a seat. The outside could be used and umbrellas and heaters for busier days. Possibly have one of the workers assist with seating. When we were there a couple sat at one of the biggest tables that could fit 8 people and there was only two of them. Families with little kids kept coming in and standing waiting for a seats to open up. The experience was immersive. if you like One Piece this place is great. There is a big Luffy statue and a screen behind with different characters popping up. Behind that area it shows other screens where it feels like you are below deck. In the front there are port holes with screens with different scenery. They DO NOT accept cash. Make sure you get your receipt when you order because we were missing two items. My wife was not given a receipt. Our order was on two kitchen print outs, they were able to find it, and we got our order. Service: There was a security guard on the outside. The cashier was friendly and answered questions we had. You order at the register and they give you a pager. You pick up the food at the counter. We ordered: - Baban's Pepper and Egg Fried Rice - Sanji "Diable Jambe" Chicken Katsu Sando - The Franky Burger and Fries - Brooks "Soul King" Chicken Katsu Curry - Mighty Meats Pirate Platter - Zoro's Nigiri: Tuna Mayo - Zoro's Match Horchata - Franks's Coke-A-Cola Ice cream float - Cotton Candy Sadly they did not have any of the assorted donuts for dessert. They had Icecream and cotton candy. You have to find street paid metered parking or a parking garage. We found street parking. Overall, the food was good. My kids were really happy to be there. If we are in the area we will make the stop here again. read more

One Piece Cafe - Zoro's Onigiri: Tuna Mayo - Themed Cafes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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If you're a fan of One Piece (and yes, my family is), we had to check out this cafe. We had a little snack and some refreshments, ube horchata, yuzu lemonade, takoyaki and onigiri. All were surprisingly delicious, since we thought it was just a themed cafe with cute food. There are a few tables inside and some out on the patio as well. The cafe is decorated inside as well. read more

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We arrived in a Saturday by 6pm. The place wasn't packed but parking was hard to find. I ended up parking in the alley way where there are visitor parking spaces in the apartment complexes next to this place. We got here not too late but there weren't any pastries available. That's why I rated it four stars. I can't wait to come back and when I try the pastries I know it'll be a five star experience. The drinks were so good. I had the berry one and take my advice, don't drink it with a straw, use a spoon and scoop it out every time. It'll be the perfect balance of any dish there. The matcha horchata was great too. It was nice and cinnamony with no overwhelming matcha taste. I got the sando and omg it was good but just a little too savory. It would be perfect if it had some more lettuce but that's just my preference. It's a great sandwich but both pieces were cooked a bit differently as one was chewier than the other. The fries were so good. They resemble seasoned curly fries from Costco except better. Truly if the fries came with the curry as well it would a great combination. My partner had the curry and he liked it. He just mentioned that he would have loved more rice for the serving. For both entree and drinks we paid about $60. For any fan of the show I would recommend coming! It's so cute. The ambiance is clean and you'll feel like you're inside the thousand sunny! The staff is friendly too! I can't wait to come back and this time I want to try to the meat platter dish. I was scared the first time to try it since it's the most expensive on the menu but after loving three out of three things I know it will be something I won't regret! And this time I'll try to come earlier in the day to hopefully get to get some pasties. If anyone knows a particular time to come best let me know! read more

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Very cool cafe with no wait on a Saturday evening. Staff was nice and the interior decorations were very cute. The merch was cool too. Ube horchata was a good balance of horchata and ube. The plastic cup was cute and made a good souvenir too. Some street parking farther down if you don't want to park in a structure. read more

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This is such an awesome cafe! I had been wanting to come here ever since I seen it online, and I'm a huge fan of One Piece. I parked at the Japanese Village Plaza Parking Garage on 111 S Central Ave ($4 every 15 minutes or max of $20) and just walked here since it's not that far, and there's plenty of anime stores to check out on the way. The service was excellent and very attentive. The worker saw that my friend and I were taking photos, and he offered to help us with the photos! And he checked with us several times if the food was ok and if we needed anything else. We ordered the Zoro's Onigiri and Brook's Chicken Katsu Curry. The portions were big, and we were so full when we were done eating. They were flavorful. For drinks, we got Robins Flower-Flower Power Refresher and Jinbe's Ocean Burst Slushy. Very refreshing. Since this is a theme restaurant, the interior and merchandise are all One Piece related. The walls near the restroom and in the restroom are decorated with the wanted posters. This is a great cafe to check out if you're a One Piece fan. read more

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Finally went here as my son wanted to try this restaurant for his birthday. We arrived around 4:30 on a Saturday so there was no line. Checked the menu out and chose the mighty meat platter, Sandi's yakisoba, Zoro's onigiri with tuna mayo and we ordered soda and a strawberry drink. If you're a fan I guess going here should be in your list. Like any themed restaurant at least you need to be satisfied with the ambiance and feel of the place and I think my son was and I took pictures of them they both like manga so they enjoyed the place. The meat platter was shared between me and my son - it was a huge portion but I wish I ordered the fried rice. The onigiri was good and I recommend ordering that if you're looking to just try out the place without spending too much. The portions are generally small (except for the pirate platter). We had to eat some sushi when we got back to the valley. When we left the place was packed so I suggest go in between meal times. read more

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Came here in a Sunday around 2pm. This place is so busy. No place to wait inside. Outside is too hot. Sing have time to try the food. Got a specialty drink. Not bad. Cups pretty cute. The design of the store inside is very nice. Wish the place was a little bigger with more room. Might need to come back and test the food when it's less busy read more

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My boyfriend is a HUGEEE One Piece fan and said this place was up to his standards! We shared Brook's "Soul King" Chicken Katsu Curry (Medium Spice), Zoro's Onigiri (Spicy Tuna Mayo), French Fries, and Jinbe's Ocean Burst Slushy. Our favorite was definitely the katsu curry because of how spicy, crispy, and juicy the chicken was! Though the portions look small, they were pretty filling. We're already planning on coming back for other things based on overhearing nearby tables talk about how yummy their options were! There's limited seating inside, but plenty of space outside. Lots of merch as well. Even though we waited a bit for our food, it did not disappoint when it came out. Definitely need to come back one day and get the meat platter next! read more

One Piece Cafe - Brook's "Soul King" Chicken Katsu Curry (Medium Spice), Zoro's Onigiri (Spicy Tuna Mayo), French Fries, and Jinbe's Ocean Burst Slushy - Themed Cafes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

If you're a fan of the Anime and have access to this restaurant due to proximity, you kind of owe it yourself to check it out. :-D There is usually a line, but it generally moves fast so don't be intimated (unless it snakes around the block and you're super hungry--take care of yourself first). Bring your camera because there a few good photo ops inside that could be the envy of fellow fans who are not able to get to this restaurant. I (with the help of my Youngest for the pronunciation) ordered and consumed the "Sanji's 'Diable Jambe' Chicken Katsu Sando. It comes with fries and is solidly delicious--I especially liked the sauce on it. It's also expensive ($19.50 at the time of this review) but I wasn't expecting a cheap eats situation because it's a themed restaurant and the high prices are expected. Another delicious dish to try is "Sanji's Beef Yakisoba" because it's flavorful. For a drink choice, I recommend "Robin's Flower-Flower Power Refresher", it's delicious and well...refreshing. :-D Their restroom is gender neutral, clean, and themed. Service is friendly...shout-out to the security guard that was also clearing tables and helping customers out. read more

One Piece Cafe - Aesthetic vibe, photo-ops and themed food. - Themed Cafes Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My husband is a huge One Piece fan so as an anime otaku he had to visit the One Piece Cafe in Little Tokyo. We got there later in the day so many food items were already sold out. We got the special of the month Zoro's Onigiri - Spam and Kimchi flavor. It came with 2 big size rice balls served warm with spam and kimchi filling. It was tasty and the size was ample. We also got the Jinbe's Oceanburst Slushie which was a good slushy consistency and not overly sweet (compliment). It is mango, strawberry, apple and pomegranate flavored. The cup is very cute and can be taken home as a souvenir cup. The price for the food was fair, not overly expensive. They did sell some merch which I thought was a litttle pricey but that's to be expected for official One Piece merch. The cafe had decorations of all the One Piece characters and lots of wanted posters all over the store, even in the bathroom! The decor makes you feel like you're inside the ship. If you're a One Piece fan, this will be a very place to visit! read more

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I went here for my birthday. I regret it. It was 11am, there was a small line, we waited at the end of the rope but it took us 45 minutes to get inside to order. There is no shade outside and we waited in the hot blazing sun. I felt so bad for the people behind me because they didn't have hats on and they were beet red by the time they got inside. They put so much effort into the restaurant theme with no regards to creating sufficient seating or shade for their customers. We luckily got a seat inside (2 of us) but it was so uncomfortable to eat there as people are literally crossing their arms with daggers in their eyes waiting for you to get up so they can sit. They might not have enough staff or something because i saw a staff member angrily leaving, practically ripping off her apron and there was a security guy, in uniform, that was picking up after people and cleaning the tables. The items we came for were on the online menu but once we got there, the outside menu showed the items we came for were not available. So that was a bummer. I thought at least the food was going to be good. The food was awful. The popcorn chicken was both burnt and pink on the inside. The sandwich had no flavor. The fries were cold and soggy. The presentation was nice to look at but the quality and taste were subpar. I don't think Sanji would be proud. The drinks were good! I'll give it that. I went to the bathroom and came back to finish my fries/drink and the security took my tray asked me if I was done. I guess I was. The location is cute but I don't recommend the food. I suggest you buy a drink, (if the line is small) admire the decor and move on. read more

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