By the Way, General, Fancy a “Fallout” Collab Café? Nuka-Cola and Takahashi’s Noodles at TOWER RECORDS CAFE Omotesando [Report]

Bethesda Softworks’ wildly popular RPG, *Fallout*. To celebrate “Fallout Day”—the anniversary of when people took refuge in the underground shelters known as Vaults to escape nuclear war—a limited-time event is being held at the TOWER RECORDS CAFE Omotesando branch!

From October 22 to November 8, 2026, you can enjoy food and drinks featured in the game. Game*Spark was invited to this collaboration café and got a sneak peek, so here’s our report on the experience.

Let’s head inside! The café has an American diner vibe with a cute, stylish interior. The walls are decorated with visuals of Diamond City and the Red Rocket Truck Stop—it looks really cool!

By the way, we were told that the Diamond City visuals were actually screenshots taken by the staff directly from the game and stitched together.

Trailers for *Fallout 4* and *Fallout 76* are playing inside the café, letting you reminisce about iconic scenes from the games.

Now, let’s take a look at the food and drinks.

There are four types of drinks: Sunset Sarsaparilla, Nuka-Cherry, Nuka-Orange, and Nuka-Cola Quantum. I tried the Nuka-Cola Quantum.

It really feels like it’s restoring my health and AP in a big way! (Don’t worry—it doesn’t actually contain any radioactive material, so you can drink it with peace of mind.)

It’s sparkling water mixed with blue lychee syrup and honey-lemon syrup—it had a refreshing taste and was really delicious. I loved that the monaka had a little bit of cream on it.

They’re also selling “Clean Water” as a takeout drink. After all, it’s the most precious thing in the Wasteland… I can’t even count how many times I’ve given this to the person at the entrance to Megaton.

There are five food options: Desclaw’s Omelet & Baramon Burger Plate, Takahashi’s Noodles, Rad Stag Stew, Slow Comes Joe’s Donut Set, and Fancy Rad Cake.

From hearty meals to desserts, it’s a pretty thoughtful selection. You wouldn’t be able to get such a lavish meal in the Commonwealth or the Mojave Wasteland. And the meat is the real deal—not some radiation-mutated chameleon or deer.

Vault-Boy has come to lend a hand, too! For a guy who’s always putting himself on the line to demonstrate skill effects, working as a café clerk must be a piece of cake, right?

I got a photo with Takahashi (Takahashi is from the concept art).

There are plenty of bonus items, too. You’ll receive one random postcard with every order from the collaboration menu or takeout order.

For both the first period (Oct. 22–Oct. 30) and the second period (Oct. 31–Nov. 8), one of six designs is included, each modeled after corporate posters from the game.Featuring Nuka-Cola, Slow Comes Joe, Silver Shroud, Vault Corporation, and more, these S.P.E.C.I.A.L. visuals are definitely worth displaying.

There are also mini stickers as a bonus for visitors who make a reservation. One sticker is available for each period. The designs feature Takahashi making noodles and Vault-Boy happily eating.

The Vault-Boy design is especially clever—it’s a parody of a certain famous food manufacturer!

Also, if there are open slots, same-day admission is possible. Please check the official X account of TOWER RECORDS CAFE Omotesando for details.

Official Merchandise on Pre-sale! To coincide with this collaboration, a wide array of “Fallout” merchandise designed by Inforenz Co., Ltd.—a company specializing in entertainment-related products—is on display.

From playing cards to bottle caps and T-shirts—there’s something for everyone!

And get this—five lucky people who fill out the survey will be selected in a drawing to win a “Takahashi Noodle Bowl”!

Since these are the actual ramen bowls used at the collaboration event, I’d give anything to get my hands on one!

It was a wonderful café where you could immerse yourself in the game’s world while filling your stomach.

Once you’re full, head back to Appalachia to prepare for battle and wipe out those raiders!