Yoshinoya in Japan has an official Pokémon beef bowl
But where’s the Gyu-rados option?
Japanese fast food chain, Yoshinoya, has launched an official collaboration with Pokémon to release a collection of Pokémori dishes.
Pokémori comes in a special Pokébowl, with Pokémon printed in each bowl. Charizard, Groudon, Slowpoke, Weepinbell, and West/East versions of Gastrodon are available.
For less than 500 yen, customers can get Yoshinoya’s iconic gyudon bowl and a juice box and miniature Pokémon figure.
Three variants are up for grabs — Gyudon for ¥498 (US$5), Kid’s Gyudon for ¥448 (US$4), and Curry Rice for ¥448 (US$4).
＼✨『ポケ盛』発売スタート✨／『ポケ盛』を全国の吉野家店舗で販売スタート٩( ‘ω’ )و????https://t.co/L2huSDhxlZ#ポケ盛ゲット#Pokemon#精灵宝可梦#포켄몽pic.twitter.com/uybRqAr3O3
Pokémori to-go is also available, and comes in a special disposable Pokémon container and plastic bag.
『ポケ盛』をテイクアウトすると、モンスターボールをデザインした特製容器と袋で提供するよ(/・ω・)/テイクアウトもおすすめ⭐️https://t.co/drWMt9Waug#ポケ盛ゲット#Pokemon#精灵宝可梦#포켄몽pic.twitter.com/hu55TlUuzE
This collaboration is in celebration of the food chain’s 120 years in the industry. Pokémori is available today, December 19 in Yoshinoya branches in Japan.
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