One Piece Cafe

Went here on my trip to last vegas with my boyfriend and he just loved this place, immediately said yes to trying the place! as soon as we walked in we were greeted by all the one piece decorations and it was just amazing. The worker was very helpful and patient with us and was fun over all! the tables looked amazing and even the lemonade and fries tasted awesome! absolutely loved it, can definitely say he can cross it off his bucket list :D

Like the anime or not (I stopped after the first season)the One Piece Café is pretty interesting, a few interesting of photos to be taken, and the food isn’t bad either, to be honest I was expecting meh. But, when it came out in those nifty themed boxes I thought it was cool. I got the Sanji's seafood fried rice and it was good (could have had more octopus though), and the onigiri was not bad. If you are a fan in the area check it out if you are a friend or family of a fan go with them.

I have been visited this place in July for my son’s birthday. We are both enchanted with The One Piece Show and have had a wonderful experience and time here. A lot of people in a cue trying to get in, everything was very clean and very tasty!! Even the napkin was something to keep!!! I am recommending this place to anyone who wants to experience a great culinary adventure. Wonderful atmosphere pirate vibes and excellent food!! 7 stars

The food is definitely mid, but that's kinda the standard with themed pop-ups. The staff was absolutely lovely and made sure we had a good time regardless, so it's a fun place to go with your friends who are also into One Piece. The meat platter and curry were my favorite of the dishes we tried. Everything comes served in a disposable box, so it's more of a fast food vibe than a restaurant vibe. We got a free tote bag for spending over a certain amount of money.

An overall wonderful experience. Great food, service and atmosphere. Could not have asked for a better time. The staff were a delight. Well worth your time for all One Piece fans in the area.

A perfect place for one piece fans to get to try out the Straw Hat crews' favorite dishes! We were thanking Sanji throughout the meal, it was so good!!

Very cool if you're a fan! Food is fine but nothing to rave about in my opinion. Especially considering the $16 beef curry I got was almost entirely white rice. The way it's presented looks like a good portion but once you take a bite you see that the entire bottom is filled with white rice and it's very little curry. (See photos to see what I'm talking about) The seafood rice was fine. Ultimately you pay for the unique experience of going there.

Such a cute spot! Every corner is thoughtfully designed with themed walls and decor, making it a perfect place for photos. My daughter absolutely loved it! The space is small but really well-planned and creatively maximized. It’s in a bit of a sketchy area in Chinatown, but once you step inside, it’s all about fun and creativity. The food is decent and served in adorable themed packaging, which adds to the charm. The staff was friendly and efficient, making the visit even more enjoyable!

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!

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 soundtracks During 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 is so 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 art cake 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.

This place is so cool if you are into anime and the series of one piece you'll love it The food is really good and unique Service is quick even though is always busy Plus they have merchandise

My husband is obsessed with this show and he fell in love as soon as we hit the entrance. The decor is so cool as soon as you walk in! You see the wanted posters and then the real awesome graffiti sign on the wall. The menu is posted on the stand up board to see before you get to the register, and of course all the merch is right there in front of you before you get to order. They have some really unique stuff for purchase. We did end up getting the mouse pad and a1000 piece wanted poster puzzle. For lunch We ordered the mighty meats pirate platter and the Sanjis seafood fried rice with Mikans tangerine slushy and Yuzu lemonade. The mighty meats platter is massive and comes with sticky rice to go with your food. The I ribs and chicken pop were my favorite! So tender it fell off the bone, and the chicken reminded me of orange chicken with the glaze they used. The sausage was good, a mild spice to it, but not the front runner. The beef skewer was also delicious , but a little too saucy for me. The lemonade was tasty but was very tart, so if you like sweet lemonade I do not recommend. The seafood fried rice has a mix of shrimp, squid and octopus with red and yellow peppers and egg mixed in. It was very tasty! Huge portion size for the price so I couldn't even eat half. The tangerine slushy was very good as well. We had to get dessert and it took us a bit to finally decide on which one we wanted bc they all looked so good. We settled on the chocolate wedding cake. I loved it already came in a box to take home because there was no way either of us had room for it right then. The service was excellent! Everyone was so nice and friendly and helped with any questions we had. The seating area is very small, not too many tables so it gets crowded really quickly. But with it being a quick in and out the tables turn over fast. Overall, I love the decor, vibes, and service. The food was delicious and good portion sizes for the price. We will be back!

Definitely worth a stop if you're a fan of One Piece. I really enjoyed the murals and the unique food/drinks from the show. I only brought my rating down because everything was too overpriced. The restaurant is also very, very small - I was expecting more! Overall, still a cool experience and staff is very welcoming.

The decorations are cute, and it's definitely a dream for One Piece fans! As someone who isn't overly into it, though, I found the food lacking. The fried rice was too salty, and the pastry was disappointing and overpriced. It's great for a one-time visit if you're looking to take photos, but I wouldn't return for the food. That said, the service was excellent. The staff was very friendly and attentive. Keep in mind that the seating area is limited, so some people had to wait for a table even with their food.

I was surprised that there is a One Piece Cafe in Las Vegas! Being a fan of the series itself I decided to stop by on Sunday before my flight back home to VA. There was a line as soon as I arrived and I was waiting for about an hour before I was able to be let in. It got a bit hot waiting but one of the staff members came out with water cups and it was a really nice gesture. I was so excited to go inside. When you walk inside, you are immediately greeted with the One Piece wanted posters, a big reference to the show itself as it displays the characters current bounties. The entire store is themed with the Straw Hat's Crew logos and just a giant wall of the " To Be Continued" signage. There was also the logo of One Piece followed by another wall featuring the crew itself. Up at the counter, they had merch selling from tshirts, plushies, keychains, mousepads, mugs, and more. There were themed dessert pieces that was a big nod to certain characters (Chopper, Blackbeard, Big Mom for example and that was so cool! They really went out to make the place memorable! I wasn't hungry but I still wanted a light meal so I got Banban's Pepper Fried Rice and Zoro's Onigiri along with Yuzu Lemonade. The presentation that the food comes in is pretty cool and I'd even say that I was delighted to see it come that way. The fried rice was pretty much egg fried rice with scallions, garlic, and sesame. I think I should have paid extra for protein but it was still good. The Onigiri was filled with sweet bull kelp and furikake where it was savory. Great since you get two pieces. The Yuzu Lemonade came in a cup that was worth keeping and was refreshing after a long wait. I would say the only downside is the prices but the wait can be manageable if you don't go as soon as they open, perhaps later in the day when it's not rushed. Since it's going to be an attraction, it's to be expected that you would expect the clientle to be mostly fans of the show. It's so interesting that this was in Las Vegas. What a gem! I hope all fans of One Piece will pay a visit to this cafe. I think they'll enjoy what they have to offer!

Disclaimer: I am not a fan, nor do I know anything about this show. My family and I went here to celebrate my little brother's birthday. He is a huge fan of the show and was pleasantly surprised to be eating here. First thing's first, the customer service from the workers is great! I haven't been anywhere that had such top tier service in a long time. The food menu was a tad underwhelming, and very simple, but the prices are fair. I ordered the Franky's Burger and Fries. The burger was good and average tasting. I have no regrets about ordering. My family members ordered the meat platter and fried rice. They were not disappointed in ordering either. To celebrate my brother's birthday, they gave him a free cup of ice cream with sprinkles, and sang the song to him. Overall a good place to eat and unique experience if you're a fan! Seating is somewhat limited, so prepare to possibly stand at one of their high top tables if you go during peak times.

The first time me and my sister tried going here, the line was out the door! Now since this place has been here for quite some time, we finally went! The place is so cute! There's a wall filled with wanted posters of the characters and tons of merch you can purchase. They had a lot of different foods and desserts that were themed or in the show. The staff was super nice. They mentioned that two of the voice actors had their autographs on the wall next to their character. For the food, it was really good. I got the seafood fried rice and my sister got the burger and fries. The fried rice was yummy and really flavorful. They put it in these cute trays with the characters on them. Next time I would love to try their desserts. Overall, it was a really cool experience!

Found this place online and came to check out the place with some friends. It was amazing as soon as you stepped into the cafe, the walls are lined with the wanted posters from the anime and there are lots of photo ops around the store. They also have a merch area where you can get some One Piece themed merch like magnets, plushies and hats. Staff are extremely helpful and friendly! The food was very well themed and also tasted delicious, the trays were really cute! We tried the two desserts they had out on display, the gum gum devil fruit mousse bomb and the choppers hat cake, both tasted very good and were very well presented! If you're in Vegas and are into One Piece, you really should stop by and stay! Even if you don't know what One Piece is, it's a great cafe to stop by for a colorful experience!

We loved this place and wish they had one in Hawaii! The food was amazing! I honestly wasn't expecting it to taste good but it was all delicious, except the beef curry imo it was just alright lol. My favorite were the beef Skewers and Sanji's Seafood Fried Rice. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. The decor was super cute and fun! They even had a wall with autographs from the voice characters along with merchandise for sale. We didn't try any of the desserts because we were too stuffed after eating lol but they looked yummy. I hope to be able to return on our next Las Vegas trip!

It's good but the prices reflect the hype! Service is great. Atmosphere is cute but it's limited seating. It's kind of empty. I was expecting a pirate ship or more. The menu seems good but I didn't try the food due to portions and cost

Ordered the matcha and mango mochi cookie! Not many people in for a Saturday evening so I was able to get through the line pretty quickly. Between the two cookies, I prefer the matcha mochi cookie as it's less sweet, and the matcha comes out nicely against the powdered sugar coating and the dense mochi interior filling. The mango mochi cookie is very reminiscent of the mango hi-chew candy.

As an anime lover, having this unique spot in Vegas is awesome. When walking in you are greeted with the different "Wanted" posters and a wide array of ship decor. The staff is extremely friendly and super helpful. Here is what we got: 1. French Fries: nice and plain. Good and salty, but for $7 I would pass next time 2. Curry Plate: the curry was nice and hardy, however for $16 I don't know if it was worth it. 3. Meat Platter: now this is truly a win for both taste and price. Its a sharable dish with an amazing array of meats. I would get this again in a heartbeat Desserts: 1. Gumfruit; this was so picturesque, but taste was the downfall, Its a hard shell to crack open and the white choco was overpowering. The purple also stained everything it touched. The inside was good, but the hefty $25 price tag was no where close to worth it. Drinks: 2. Blue Lemonade- i loved the color changing aspect. The gummy shark was hard and inedible, but the cup was cool. The drink was not very sweet. Overall such a cute concept, but the hefty pricetag is hard to overlook. For me its more of a one and done place, but so glad I experienced it.

The place itself was really cute and nicely done! Love the One Piece theme and menu inspired through the show. Restaurant is very clean and greatly decorated. Staff and employees are so nice and bubbly! Love the energy that they give! The food was really the thing that I wasn't satisfied with, felt it was a bit pricey for the amount you get, but also not sure if it's premade/precooked. Food was served cold, not sure if it's normally like that. Pasta was lukewarm and didn't find any tuna, and Onigiri felt like it was taken out from a fridge. They look good! But taste was not very great. I would want to try their desserts one day, they look really cute.

DISAPPOINTED & DISTASTEFUL!!! Okay, I ordered almost $80 dollars worth of food. The cake had a horrible taste and foul smell, the mochi cookie was old because why was the mochi inside hard and white? The rice balls = difficult to bite in and everything was inedible. Yes, staff is friendly but which is a plus!! Anyways that's the least of their problems !! I think everything that is served from pastry is old because why was everything hard and stale? the only thing I actually enjoyed was the onigiri!! I feel like I wasted my money since I couldn't eat my food!! & before anyone says yes I took it home but food should not go bad once at home.

I have heard of the One Piece Cafe and figured I'd check it out with some friends today! We came in on a Monday afternoon- it's a small place and they can get very long lines so going midday on a Monday is a great choice if you'd like to check the place out and just walk in. If you are a fan of One Piece, this cafe is definitely worth checking out. There is cute theming, merchandise, and theming for fans of the show. The food is okay and a bit on the pricier, but you are paying for the theming. I had the Beef skewers and they were okay- presentation was beautiful but the sauce on the skewers was way too sweet and overpowering. My friends seemed to have similar feelings about their food. The customer service was awesome. The staff clearly liked working there and being there. You order your food at the counter, but the staff was very good about checking up on our tables to see if we needed more water and checked if we needed plates cleared. It's a niche restaurant and it was a fun place to check out with friends! Can't say I'll return, but if you are a One Piece fan this may be the place for you!

Service was excellent & the food & drinks were good with some exceptions. It's very pricey & servings are small but the service & the ambiance make up for it. FOOD: -seafood fried rice (10/10) -fries (10/10 similar to McDonald's with canes sauce), pepper and egg fried rice (8/10, too much bell peppers) - sea king seafood pasta (6/10, no seafood other than fish flakes for garnish but it was tasty), -we took home the wedding favor cake because it was too pretty to eat -the skewers were very tough similar to a beef jerky and salty (2/10). -Stretchy motchi cookies (5/10 pricey for a simple mochi) Drinks: -Dragon fruit strawberry (10/10!!! So subtle and refreshing, request for light ice, they put too much ice & weren't able to enjoy it as much. We came back for more) -Mikan tangerine slushy (6/10 taste like Tang juice but slushy) -Robin's flower refresher 9/10 very refreshing as name says

We finally made it to One Piece Cafe!!! We were so excited to see so much love for One Piece! And after seeing the mouthwatering food over IG and seeing how hyped up it was on social media - we just had to try it, right? We were also just as excited to see all the merchandise and all the decoration that the cafe had. Half of the dining area was already packed when we came, but we were able to order and then found ourselves a table as people started to finish their food. We ordered 2 drinks - they use reusable plastic cup, so you can even take your cups home as souvenirs! cool! And we ordered the Sanji's seafood fried rice and Luffy's meat platter. We came back the next day as well to get some merchandise and rice krispies. The rice krispies came in different flavors: chocolate, strawberry and vanilla, they were good snacks for on the go. We also got ourselves a free tote bag :) Anyways, while we were waiting on our food, we started taking pictures with the amazing wall with all the One Piece Crew, and the STAFF here is AMAZING! They go above and beyond! They offered to take our family's pictures and even went as far as moving bar tables and everything to get our picture! So even before tasting any food, we already loved the place so much and had such a positive experience here. Oh, and they sing you Happy Birthday if it's your birthday. There was a couple of Birthday celebrations when we went. When the food came out, it was well presented and everything tasted delicious! Yes, it is on the pricier side considering the portion, but I mean, it is a themed cafe, we expected the price to be a bit more price-y, but I think it was worth the trip. The seafood fried rice is very flavorful and after finishing the plate, of course I want more. The meat platter is a combination of different meat: sausage, beef skewer, chicken lollipop, and 2 beef ribs. There was some pineapple and grapes at the bottom of the meat platter, it came with a side of rice and 2 different sauces for dips. I ate the meat without the sauces and it was well cooked and had its own different flavors. Our whole family had such a great time here! It was worth it.

Amazing food, fun anime-themed décor, and great service. Everything was delicious!! Friendly staff made the experience even better. Whether you're a One Piece fan or just love good food, this place is worth it! Can't wait to go back!

One Piece lovers unite! This cafe is the first ever official One Piece cafe in America. This spot is located in a plaza with a good amount of parking spots. Depending on the day and time you go, there could be some long waits. We stopped by around 3pm after our lunch and there was no line at all. You walk up to the front counter where all the merch is and you can also order food and drinks as well. They have good selection of merch, food, and drinks! We ended getting a couple mochi cookies, a Mikan Tangerine Slushy, and a One Piece Cafe t shirt! Overall, this spot is definitely a must go to if you are a One Piece fan and in the Vegas area! All of the staff here are very friendly and accommodating. Come post up with the Straw Hat gang!

Thank you OnePiece cafe for the delicious meal and excellent service. They were playing music from the anime. My favorite dish is Sanji's seafood fried rice. We look forward to come back again next time.

This place is definitely for anime lovers. We were driving around Chinatown in Vegas and turned into this parking lot to turn around. My husband looked up and couldn't believe we ended up here. He loves anime and had seen this place on IG. I guess it was meant to be. We walked in and noticed all the anime murals. This place is small and filled with anime stuff. It's made for selfies and social media. We just ate dim sum in the area and were stuffed. We couldn't eat anything else, so we settled on a drink. We got the yuzu lemonade $6. It hit the spot on this hot day and made our full bellies feel better. They are known for their Banban's Pepper & Egg Fried Rice. I want to try that next time along with one of their cakes.

This cafe is cute especially if you like ONE PIECE. I came here knowing that the desserts aren't going to be that good BUT they were terrible! The gum gum cake had a hard chocolate shell that mad it super messy to eat. It tasted like straight up sugar and was one dimensional in flavor. I feel like that is canon to the ONE PIECE universe. The gum gum fruit isn't suppose to be good. There's no bathrooms in here. Servers are slow and we're even bad mouthing the show saying they don't really care about it. I did like how they were consistently cleaning the tables. It was a good concept but executed poorly. Really felt like I paid $30 just to take pictures. There's lots of parking and no wait when I came. It was easy to find a table

For all One Piece fans, this is the spot to go! Atmosphere is neat. They have everything One Piece themed from the music, to the merch, to the food and decorations, everything into one cafe. I was pretty excited to try the foods after hearing about it from my coworkers and friends. Haven't been since it opened about a few months ago, but since my friend was in town, I decided to go check it out with her. Once you walk in, you enter into the world of the One Piece franchise. The theme song was playing in the background. You do order first before being seated. There aren't too many places to sit since it's a small cafe. They had a special promotion happy hour which was a BOGO for the special drinks. I forgot the name for the drinks but they were all good. You get to keep the souvenir cups that they come in. For the food, we got the seafood pasta, Tanjiro's beef curry, and the cheeseburger. I had high expectations but tbh the food was underwhelming. The beef curry lacked flavor. There was absolutely no flavor in the curry and I only got a few pieces of beef. It was mostly rice. The burger was dry and the lettuce was soggy. Fried were overly salty. The best thing that we did order from there was the seafood pasta. Everything else was bland. The drinks were pretty good. For everything, we spent $65 total. Overall, the environment is cool. It's a neat experience going, but I don't think I would come here again myself unless I go with friends who haven't been before. There are better food places over at Spring mountain.

Drove by this cafe and saw a line out the door and wondered what it was for. I'm somewhat of a one piece fan and like to watch the anime so we decided to wait on line and see if it's worth it. Unfortunately even after arriving 45 minutes before it opened we still had to wait 45 minutes to get to the front of the door and maybe another 20 minutes inside waiting to order. The inside is relatively small and only has maybe 10 tables. After waiting an eternity we finally got to the front of the line and ordered their two speciality drinks and the devil fruit cake. The drinks were overpoweringly too sweet and the devil fruit cake we ordered was frozen solid. It has a white chocolate shell that their plastic knives and forks couldn't cut through and the cake on the inside was dry. Definitely not worth the $45 for the drinks and cake. The cafe itself is more of a store that sells memorabilia with serving food as an afterthought. Some good things about this cafe is that they celebrate birthdays for fans, have amazing decor, and the staff is very happy and energetic to be there!

Super excited to try the one piece cafe with my friends. I'm not a fan myself, but it was cute to see the decor and see everyone geeking over it. The food honestly exceeded my expectations. We got the penne pasta, fried rice, the meat platter, and the onigiri. My favorite thing we got was the pasta- it had the fish flakes on top making it a yummy seafood inspired cheesy pasta dish. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because despite having more room, there aren't a lot of tables and it's kind of cramped. I also wish it was a little lighter in there and had more of a cafe-vibe. It is definitely worth a visit if you're a fan!

As a big One Piece fan, you already know I had to check this place out. From the outside, it's a little unassuming other than the OP sign outside. We parked and immediately got in line. It might have been a couple weeks after opening and there was still a line out the door around the corner. We waited maybe 30 minutes and finally made it inside. It was full of One Piece novelty with posters, flags, signs, and a huge mural to take photos with. The menu itself is reflective of the characters and OP universe. Unfortunately, my friend and I were full from an earlier meal, so we only ended up snacking. We got a few things on the menu but I really enjoyed the chicken pop and tangerine slushy. Would love to try their main dishes next. I hope this place expands and grows! Such a cool place for fans.

Such a fun experience to be had if you are a One Piece fan! I was here in town on business and my bosses had come to this café before so they wanted to take me for a late lunch one day. The line no matter when we came was absolutely long, it was out the door, and unfortunately, this establishment does not have a whole lot of seating on the inside, so even when you finally do make it inside and make your order, you may not even have a place to sit. I wasnt upset by this, mostly because this is new to the US and I know anime is still becoming somewhat mainstream in the general public versus anime fans circles So to even have this at all, I was happy to partake. The food here is absolutely delicious, I got the Sanji's seafood fried rice, and it was so good. It was honestly very filling and I easily could've split that with my husband if he had gone as well, and still split one of the cakes that we had got. I tried a bite of the beef skewers, and they were very juicy, very tender and absolutely delicious. The big moms wedding favor cake was so sweet. It was so full of sugar that I honestly could not finish the whole thing at the time, even though it wasn't very big. I ate half then and then in my hotel room later on that day, I was able to finish the other half and it was still really good even without having been refrigerated. The ambience is one piece, everything is one piece from the decor on the walls, to the walls themselves, to the display cases with the one piece merch, to the merch that you can buy at the counter before ordering. I think the only thing that was missing was a Luffy statue that you could pose and take photos with honestly, that would have been the icing on the cake so to speak. The seating is very very limited, I believe they only have like a handful of booths to sit at, and then an even smaller selection of standing tables that you can eat or drink at. I really do wish this place was a little bit larger because they do have this gorgeous display wall where you can take photos of you with the characters from the thousand sunny crew, But it's so close to the standing tables that you really can't get like a good group chat or anything like that. It definitely needs to be more up close and personal. By contrast, the logo wall was a decent distance away from the standing table so you could get a better shot with that with a larger group. The staff was fast, efficient, and friendly. It's really nice to see a restaurant run by anime fans themselves. My experience here was really fun, and I would absolutely come again, maybe next time I won't have to wait so long in a line, but honestly, having tasted the quality of food, I wouldn't mind that as much anymore

It's so hot in here! And I wish they'd put signage outside their doors to show their menu and or explain what people outside should expect...it's more like a food hall/cafeteria where people wait in line to place an order at the counter then have a seat to wait if they're lucky enough to get a table. They get props for the decor and the themed food items. However, I can understand that people that don't know what One Piece is don't find value in the items. Waited over an hour to get gum gum fruit and a lanyard for my kid. Spent about $40 with tax & tip. Mind you, when we arrived, we were the second party waiting outside the door...there should be another line or people taking orders elsewhere for to-go orders. I hope they make their process more efficient for the sake of repeat customers. I can't say too much about the food since my kid devoured it...I'm guessing it was good.

Not a sit down place to eat It is very small. It's one of those places where you stand in line and order food and try to find a table to eat or grab and go. There was only like 8 tables in the first room and 2 tables in the side room with 3 standing table It's a place to go once for the hype and then I wouldn't come back here to eat. Chicken lolli pop were not my favorite flavor but that's a personal preference. They only have 1 sauce so you can't change it Curry and rice was good, but serving size is small. It's like a kids meal size

We ate before coming to this cafe after reading other users review about the long wait times and overpriced food. This review is for the drinks and desserts. We ordered their dragonfruit punch, chopper cake, and gum gum fruit. The desserts were small and priced at $25 each. I personally thought it was average and had very little cake with filling inside. They had thick exterior shell for decor. It's nice for the pictures but impractical for your stomach and price. I also don't like the idea of having people wait outside of the shop during extremely hot days. The management team should incorporate a Yelp waitlist and text notification to let people know that they are ready to seat people. They should also consider making a separate line for express orders/take out. Backdrops for photo sessions are nice but inconvenient for people with high tables without stools. I would not place any tables next to the area where people are taking photos. Instead, they should invest on outdoor seating with shaded tent with mists. After all, they are making people pay over $20 for fast food and merchandise. Please treat your patrons with more respect. It's nice to visit this cafe at least once but we will find other spots that has better dining space and reasonable wait times.

This place was amazing! If you're an anime fan or a fan of the One Piece show you absolutely have to come here! The decor is awesome, completely in line with the show, and the service is exceptional! The only drawback was the small venue size as there was not a lot of room to sit and take in all the decorations, but the fact they had show merchandise was the icing on the cake. I bought a Puzzle and a mousepad. The pricing isn't the cheapest by any means but for a niche night out this is

I stopped in with family on a Friday afternoon - I'm only familiar with the anime by name so I came in with zero expectations. This place is definitely novelty. It's a high quality decorated themed cafe in town. It was cool to see how they brought the anime to life. Here, your order before you sit so there was a line. They had a poster of the menu with descriptions ahead of ordering which was helpful. I came hungry so I ordered the beef curry and the chicken pop, which I've seen online. From what I understand, the menu is inspired by food in the show. Other than that tie in and the packaging, there was nothing really special about what I ordered. The flavors were pretty basic - you could probably get a bigger portion for the same price somewhere else in the area. The biggest downside is the lack of seating. They must have had about 6 booth tables and 3 regular tables that probably sat 4 each. They also had about 4 rounded high tops where guests could stand and eat. We ended up at one of these high top tables, which wasn't ideal. A lot of the space is empty to display the characters on the wall for a photo opportunity. I'm guessing this will be less inconvenient as time passes as the cafe is still fairly new and crowds continue to flock.

My son heard about this Pop up in Vegas and insisted we go to it. The cafe is based on the TV show/Anime series of the same name. It's a unique place with some great fried rice dishes and lots of posters and signs reflecting the series. The One Piece Cafe was pretty busy when we were there but the service is efficient and quick so no issues there. Our food was above average but nothing exceptional. We had a couple of the fried rice dishes and the Penne Gorgonzola with "Sea King" fish flakes (?) that were so thinly sliced that they moved on top of the pasta as if they were alive. Very cool. The real attraction here is the uniqueness of it being the first One Piece cafe in the states and the popularity of the series. It you are a fan of One Piece, this is a great place to visit.

My friends were living their best lives being here but since I've never seen an episode in my life, I couldn't appreciate as much of the novelty as they could. There are only a handful of seats so you may have to wait a bit if you come when they're especially busy. We shared their Gum gum devil fruit mousse, Dragonfruit strawberry punch, and Zoro's onigiri. The best had to be the punch being sweet and refreshing. The onigiri, however, was pretty bland and had a very minimal amount of filling. With the devil fruit we already didn't have high hopes. It was a white chocolate shell with a fluffy mouse and white cake inside. Since I came for the food, I had to give it 3 stars but in terms of theme it deserves an extra star! But I wouldn't personally come back here since I don't have a sentimental attachment. There were definitely some true fans since they cosplayed some of the characters.

I really really really wanted to give it 4/5 stars but can't and I LOVE LOVE LOVE ONE PIECE! I was so excited to finally check this place out after all the news of the soft opening a few weeks back. Came on a Saturday during EDC week, and surprising there was a line still. Waited about 30 mins to order and another 20 mins for my order to be ready. As you're waiting to order, you can look around the decor they have: wanted posters, merch, Jolly Roger flags, legos etc. The staff I've met were nice! Especially the one taking my orders, she knew her stuff. Even asking all the people ordering what's your favorite moment in One Piece and interacting with them. Also apologizing for all the sold out items. Not to forget the other girl worker giving you your food and trying to clean up tables at the same time. The store is pretty small! Seating is VERY LIMITED. I would say 10 sitting tables and 3 bar tables. You might not even get to sit and have to take your order to go. I got lucky a table was about to leave when I got my order. As for what I got, I didn't get to get any of their desserts ! Everything was sold out by the time I got there, which was 7pm! I was told they usually run out by 3pm... I told my friend this and she went the following Monday around 2pm and all the desserts were sold out for her. I'm gonna give them benefit of the doubt that it's still in their opening stage and they probably didn't know how popular they would be. Hopefully the next time I come back, I can order their desserts T_T Now time for the items I ordered: - Banban's Pepper Egg Fried Rice: tasty, especially the "all blue salt" - The All Blue Mocktail: refreshing for me, my friend didn't really like tart flavor. Also there's a shark gummy in the drink ! - Mikan Tangerine Slushy: favorite one ! Would get this again ~ - Dragon Fruit Strawberry Punch: would pass, watery and no flavor Overall, this is a great theme cafe for One Piece lovers. Hopefully next time I come, the line would die down and there would be desserts I can finally try!

Calling all One Piece Fans! New themed cafe opened up in Chinatown on Spring Mountain Blvd themed after your favorite pirate crew and captain. Line was out the door at around 4pm, which was around a 30 minute wait. It's open seating and there's room to stand, as well as the option to order for take-out. Honestly, it's cute. They sell merch, which I think is a tad overpriced for me, but standard. $12 for pins, $40 for hoodies. The menu items are cute, but the majority of the items were unavailable until 5pm, so maybe limited supply. The chopper cake was $25, which I didn't think was worth it. It was a little too sweet for me, but my friend enjoyed it. Plus it's cute, so you can decide if it's worth it or not for the pics alone. I ordered the Franky Coca Cola Float which was $8, pretty standard pricing, but super simple. I didn't get to try the Franky burger though so not sure how that would taste. Experience: 3.8/5, cute decor but simple, nothing too complicated. Wallpaper was nice and the posters were cute by the entrance. Wish they had a little more decor though. Food: 2/5, nothing really too special from what I was able to try. Not really worth the price, but it's a cute experience for fans.

Considering the hype I found the experience pretty enjoyable. Im not too familiar with the show but from conversations with people, many with kids seemed to enjoy it. The staff was pleasant and very helpful with so much going on. Having come to visiting on the Saturday, it was quite packed even though we came during late lunch the wait was about 45 mins. We got the burger with fries, the rice balls, the shell pasta, the dragonfruit drink and hat cake. Most of the food was pretty standard with creative themed containers and cups. Felt like the food was not too outrageous since kids would be eating there. The place isn't too big and had nice decorations for fans, parking seemed plenty and the restroom was very clean. A lot of the containers made for good take home souvenirs I think.

A must-see for fans of One Piece (and anime in general)! I visited on a Monday before noon and the line was out the door, wrapping around the building! It was fun seeing fans wearing OP merch and just excited to visit in general, esp bc there aren't any anime cafes where I live. The line moves pretty slowly, I waited for an hour before getting to the cashier. I love the themed decor and I think fans will love this for the experience itself. The ropes, murals, and pirate flags are a nice touch, but my favorite part were the Wanted posters along the wall. A lot of their merch and food is pricey ($42 for a t-shirt!?) but hey merch is like that sometimes! I recommend researching/deciding what you want before you order to speed up the line! (NOTE: As of 5/20/24, they only serve hot foods AFTER 5PM. If you come before 5pm, they only have the desserts, cookies, and drinks.) Also, if your order total is over $50, they check your ID. Cinnamon Brioche Bread Crusts - (5/5) I was surprised by how much I liked these! They reminded me of French toast sticks, dipped in cinnamon. It has a nice crunchy texture and tasted great! It's also decently priced ($10) compared to other menu items. Mochi Cookies (mango, ube, matcha, strawberry) - (5/5) I really enjoyed these! I liked all 4, but my favorites were the ube and mango flavors. A bit pricey ($5.50 each) but worth a try! Big Mom's Wedding Favors - Pink Chiffon (3/5) Such a cute looking item! I was a little disappointed bc the cake in the display case is NOT the cake they serve you. The actual cake they give is much shorter and smaller. This cake is strawberry flavored and VERYY sweet with a sugary buttercreme frosting. (Make sure you have something to wash it down!) Worth trying once but pretty expensive ($16) considering the size of the cake. Overall, it was a cool experience! I loved taking photos here, and I enjoyed the desserts I got! It's probably more of a one-time experience for me but still had a fun time!

I like all my order. I order Sanji Fried Rice, Zorro Onigiri but the rice was a little bit hard and not that sticky I think onigiri was supposed to be sticky, at the other side the taste was amazing, it has salty taste inside the rice. Drinks were also refreshing. I remember bought somethink purple and somethink with strawberry. Both was awesome.