One Piece Cafe

Brief Summary:- Indoor seats only, but plenty of seats to sit down- Love theme of this cafe and menus seen from the manga series- There is a merchandise corner specifically made for the series, along with a collaboration with the cafe- Light portions for each dish- BGM plays some of the recent opening and ending songs and some of the battle soundtracksDuring my visit to Las Vegas, this was one of the places we wanted to visit and mark off the list. It sure didn't disappoint because I visited it twice to try the other dishes and just get the feel of the atmosphere of my favorite series.There are two entryways, but one is for the entrance and the other is the exit. Inside is very cute, I was first welcomed with a wall of wanted posters of the Straw Hat crew. The menu is placed at end of this wall with food, drinks, and pastries that follow the story.On the first visit, we got the vegetable fried rice, Zoro's onigiri (rice balls), and the Gum-Gum fruit cake.In the second visit, I ordered the Pirate Bento and Robin's hana-hana no mi refreshing drink.General impression is that they taste pretty good for the unique and colorful representation of the dishes. The cake was a tad sweet but it wasn't overwhelmingly teeth-stinging, despite it's deep purpleish pink color. The portions are also on the lighter side, so you might still feel you can eat another dish.My favorite was the pirate bento because that was Luffy's requested dish in Little Garden and the way it was described in the special volume was so Luffy. I was very happy that it was like how it was described in the manga -- heavily on the meat. My relative was pleased that it came with the side of rice.I'm totally happy that there is a One Piece themed cafe to visit and they depicted it pleasantly. Yes, I also explored the merchandise. Half of them are collaborations with the cafe, so "One Piece cafe" is printed on the merch. I purchased some items, which included a computer desk mat and a keychain.

Who knew the anime "One Piece" would have their very own cafe in Las Vegas - definitely worth a visit though! They offer an array of official licensed merch, food, beverages, and pastries all inspired from the anime.I will admit, I am not the most familiar with One Piece, but I still think it's an awesome show. In regard to that, the cafe wasn't as immersive as I thought it would be, but it is still really cool. All over the place were art from the show and cute decorations. Music from the anime also fills the space, providing a great atmosphere. We decided to try two of their pastries, which were Big Mom's Wedding Favors (Pink Chiffon) and the Strawberry Stretchy Mochi Cookie. The cake was moist and fluffy, with a slight tart to contrast the sweetness. Our favorite though was the cookie. It was bursting with strawberry flavor, while still being soft and tangible, definitely a great pick-me up!The service here was great, shoutout to Snow for being super knowledgable on the menu and very sweet by giving recommendations as well! If you are a fan of the show, or just love to explore different cafes, this place is worth a visit!

Came in early January. Workers were all very nice. Ordered the meat platter and the orange slush and robins flower power refresher. Meat platter is a definite meal for two. It was very tasty, but the teriyaki sauce is a bit salty. Rice wasn't the greatest -- a bit undercooked. Orange slush was delicious. Robins drink wasn't it for me, felt a bit medicinal. Interior is cute and decked out in One Piece. The walls are great for photos. There's just not much seating so it can get crowded real fast

Definitely to check-in if you are One Piece fans! It fills with plenty of the animation figures and accessories. Every where is for great for photos, especially the poster wall with all the life size characters! Food and drink are not my favorite, but they all look like the comic book/animation! I think that is amazing!

I'm going to start to review this place starting from parking. There's plenty of spots in the plaza and it sits right in the corner right side. As soon as you walked in, there's plenty of artwork related to one piece anime which children and young adult adults can enjoy exploring. There are a handful of seats available and there's a wall with 3-D artwork which is picture worthy. They also sell merchandise if you are a collector. They do have an interesting variety in their menu and desserts. Although the FOOD is tasty, I feel like they are not meant to share so make sure you buy your portion when you come visit this spot. My most favorite will be the short rib and the fried rice I could eat double the order. It was an amazing experience as my son loves the show and truly enjoy being in this place with all the artwork dedicated to it.

As a one piece fan, I was extremely excited to come to this café. The decor was amazing. There was so much thought in detail put into the café. The café is a little on the small side so it fills up quick there is a line to wait outside before coming in. It moves fairly quickly though! Waited in line for maybe 10 minutes or so before we ordered. The wait inside wasn't too bad you got to take in all of the atmosphere. The wanted poster wall was my favorite touch. At the counter, they have options to purchase souvenirs or meals inspired by the show. I loved all the details even with the menu, it told a story. Ordered the meat platter, fries, BanBans fried rice, must add Chinese sausage! Also got a Devils fruit cake, Robins signature drink and a yuzu lemonade!! Tried a handful of options, all good some a little oily, however I enjoyed coming here for the One Piece experience.

Overall 3.5 Stars This is a fantastic spot for One Piece fans, offering music, merchandise, and food. The wall murals are perfect for capturing memorable photo ops. I had already eaten lunch before visiting (so many great dining options on Spring Mountain!), so I opted for Nami's mandarin slushy and the cinnamon brioche bread.The slushy was delicious and refreshing, but the cinnamon brioche bread was a major disappointment. Served cold, it was dense and tough--almost like biting into a brick. I brought it home, hoping a spin in the toaster oven (after a five-hour drive back to LA) would revive it, but it only made it oily and unappetizing. A total waste of $10.Overall, this is a great hangout spot to enjoy snacks with fellow One Piece fans. Just make sure to have a backup plan in case you're looking for something more satisfying to eat!

Go for the experience if you're a fan and the pictures youll get. I took pictures of every corner and character in all areas. It was so fun to see the themed foods. food is pricey, it's really for novelty. come with a small group to try more stuff if you share with each other.downside to coming with a group is finding a table, which will be hard because the space isso small. people might get territorial cus they've been waiting but it's hard to tell who's waiting for which table cus not enough space to stand around. the side room has tall tables with no chairs so you can hangout there and take pics with the large wall artcake is so sweet. too sweet. beautiful with the glitter and def puts a smile on your face to get it though.likely a one time experience for me.

Even though it is a bit pricey, it is so worth it. The food is delicious and really filling! I got the Sanji Sea food rice and it was so good!Turi was the one who provided service for my dad and I and they're such a sweetheart! They told us a few fun facts about the place and I got even more giddy about it as a one piece fan. The ambiance of the place is really welcoming and the decoration really adds to the flair!

The Decor is super cool! The Food is delicious! The Crew is awesome! And Tori is amazing!