Super Nintendo World Food & Restaurant Guide
Super Nintendo World is coming soon to Universal Studios Japan, with 2 new attractions, stores, merchandise, popcorn buckets, and of course, food! Kinopio’s Cafe and Yoshi’s Snack Stand offer a surprisingly large number of Nintendo-themed food to choose from.
Are you ready for some of the most delicious and cutest food you’ve ever seen at a theme park? Let’s-a-go!
Super Nintendo World Food
Kinopio’s Cafe
Kinopio’s Cafe is the main restaurant in Super Nintendo Land, with almost 20 dishes to choose from! The restaurant may look small from the outside, but don’t worry, there is plenty of seating inside! Kinopio is also known as “Toad” outside of Japan. He’s the cute little mushroom companion who is endlessly screaming anytime you meet him (he’s so cute.)
Some of the food makes more sense once you play the new Super Mario World 3D + Bowsers Fury too!
Super Nintendo World Food
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Pirhana Plant Caprese
¥1,300
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Super Mushroom Pizza Bowl with Mushroom Tomato Sauce
¥1,500
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Mushroom Soup (Bowl not available for purchase)
¥800
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Mushroom Soup
¥800
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Mushroom Soup
¥800
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Teriyaki Chicken & Super Star Rice
¥1,900
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Fire Flower Spaghetti & Meatballs
¥1,900
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Yoshi’s Spinach Carbonara
¥1,900
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Mario’s Bacon Cheeseburger
¥2,000
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Luigi’s Cream Curry Chicken Sandwish
¥2,000
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Princess Peach’s Cake
¥2,800
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Goal Pole Cake
¥800
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? Block Tiramisu
¥700
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Double Cherry Chocolate Cupcake
¥700
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Super Star Lemon Squash
¥600
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Super Star Hot Yuzu Lemonade
¥600
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Are there vegetarian or vegan options for the Super Nintendo World food?
The only vegetarian options are the Piranha Plant Caprese, Yoshi’s favourite Fruit & Veggie Salad, and the Mushroom Soup. Unfortunately, in Japan, you aren’t able to customize food items. They come as they are. We weren’t able to confirm if any items were vegan-friendly.
Restaurant Theming
The theming in the restaurant is simply top-notch. As you wait in line to order, you can watch the adorable Chef Toad preparing meals for the day!
Inside the main dining area, screens are placed around the room showing Toad and friends strolling through the Mushroom Kingdom. But things aren’t always peaceful, as Bowser occasionally shows up to wreak havoc. It’s up to Mario and Luigi to save the day, again!
- Kinopio’s Cafe
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- Menu Board
- Menu Board
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- Chef Toad!
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- Pick-up Counter
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- Trash Can
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Yoshi’s Snack Island
Located near Yoshi’s Adventure attraction, Yoshi’s Snack Island offers adorable snacks and drinks based on, you guessed it, Yoshi!
The main snack is a scrumptious calzone bun filled with yakisoba (fried noodles) and cheese. It’s shaped like a Koopa shell, a popular item used in every Mario game!
There are also many themed drinks to choose from, with Yoshi’s Lassi and Hot Apple Tea sold exclusively at this snack stand. Or enjoy some soft drinks with souvenir 1-Up and Super Mushroom bottles!
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Yoshi’s Lassi Drinks
¥800
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Yoshi’s Lassi (Melon)
¥800
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Yoshi’s Lassi (Mango)
¥800
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Green Shell Calzone Filled with Yakisoba & Cheese
¥700
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Green Shell Calzone Filled with Yakisoba & Cheese
¥700
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Refillable Drink Bottles
¥1,800
So, which food and drinks are you most excited about? Let us know in the comments below! Don’t forget to check out all the Super Nintendo World merchandise, popcorn buckets, and over 100 photos of this new Nintendo-themed land!
More on Universal Studios Japan
Universal Studios Japan Guidebook
Are you planning a trip to Universal Studios Japan? If so, you need our digital guidebook! Our guidebook is the most comprehensive resource available, covering everything you need to know about the park, including Super Nintendo World, Express Pass, hotels, restaurants, attractions, shows, seasonal events, and more! With our guidebook, you’ll be an expert on Universal Studios Japan before you even set foot in the park. You’ll know what to expect, where to go, and what to do. You’ll also be able to avoid the crowds and make the most of your time at the park.
Book Your Flight
I use Google Flights & Momodo to find affordable flights. Another great way is to sign up for Scott’s Cheap Flights to get notifications of cheap fares, which happens often in Japan. You’ll sometimes stumble on cheap flights to Kansai International Airport.
Buy Your Shinkansen Tickets (Bullet Train)
Getting around Japan by the world-renown bullet train, known as the Shinkansen, is incredibly fast, reliable, and affordable for visitors. You can travel from Tokyo to Osaka in just over 2 hours. Get the JR Rail Pass to save a ton of money on the bullet train for your trip.
Book Your Hotel
Universal Studios Japan has affordable accommodations that are steps away from the Park with easy access to Osaka. I recommend checking prices through Booking.com followed by the hotels directly. Sometimes you’re able to score some incredible deals. Here’s a short list of hotels at Universal Studios Japan I recommend.
- The Park Front Hotel at Universal Studios Japan – You’re directly in front of the Park gates and have instant access to Universal CityWalk Osaka. The rooms are gorgeous, with restaurants and even a Lawson (Japanese convenience store).
- The Singulari HOTEL & SKYSPA – Attached to the train station is a fantastic hotel for those who want a comfortable, clean, and stylish place to sleep. After a long day at Universal Studios Japan, the rooftop sento (public bath) is excellent for unwinding and relaxing.
- Hotel Universal Port – This is an excellent hotel for the Minion fan in your family, only a 5-minute walk from Universal Studios Japan. It also boasts the largest breakfast buffet in Japan, a must during your visit.
Buy Your Tickets & Express Pass
In advance, save time and stress by buying your tickets and Express Pass for Universal Studios Japan.
Stay Connected
Universal Studios Japan only offers free Wi-Fi at the entrance to the Park. That’s not enough to stay connected and share your day with everyone back home to give them FOMO on Instagram. Here’s how you can stay connected while travelling in Japan.
- Pocket Wi-Fi – If you’re travelling with a group or have multiple devices, this is your best and most affordable way to stay connected to the internet. Pick up and drop off at the airport. Easy.
- Japan SIM Card – If you have an unlocked phone and need a Japanese phone number, this is the best and easiest way.
Get Yourself Travel Insurance
While travelling aboard, having travel insurance protects you against injury, cancellations, illness, and other things you can never predict. Whenever I travel, I always budget for travel insurance to protect myself. I’ve used it, and I’m so glad I had it. My recommended companies are SafteyWing and World Nomads for travel insurance.
Learn More about Universal Studios Japan
Don’t forget to study our in-depth destination guide on Universal Studios Japan for more information on this beautiful park in Osaka.
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