{"id":13477,"date":"2017-07-10T18:51:02","date_gmt":"2017-07-10T10:51:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/en-news.qoo-app.com\/?p=13477"},"modified":"2017-07-10T18:53:28","modified_gmt":"2017-07-10T10:53:28","slug":"qoo-anime-dare-to-try-the-burger-in-the-real-life-cafe-anteiku-in-tokyo-ghoul","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/news.qoo-app.com\/en\/post\/13477\/qoo-anime-dare-to-try-the-burger-in-the-real-life-cafe-anteiku-in-tokyo-ghoul","title":{"rendered":"[Qoo Anime] Dare to try the burger in the real life Anteiku Cafe in Tokyo Ghoul?"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nQooApp visited Anteiku Cafe, the cafe Kaneki Ken\u00a0works for in Tokyo Ghoul!<\/p>\n

Disappointingly, there were no human meat burgers and cannibalistic ghouls \u2013 only a long queue that almost scared us off.<\/p>\n

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The real life\u00a0CAFE Anteiku in Tokyo was in fact the\u00a0Tokyo Ghoul Cafe for fans, but it wasn’t much better than the original\u00a0Anteiku that is filled with ghouls.\u00a0Outside the cafe was a collection of Tokyo Ghoul illustrations including the violent ones, which terrified\u00a0a three year old girl that walked past there…<\/p>\n

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In this cafe, fans had the privilege to try the delicious hamburgers Yoshimura made specially for Kaneki and Hinami. The tender meat tasted nothing like human. How sad!<\/p>\n

Other dishes were\u00a0also made based on the characters in Tokyo Ghoul, such as Kaneki’s red iris curry and Tsukiyama’s eyeball mousse. These dishes were\u00a0eyeball free, and of course, up to standard taste-wise and appearance-wise.<\/p>\n

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An anime cafe always comes with a merch corner. Tokyo Ghoul was no exception.<\/p>\n

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The goods<\/a> were not cafe-exclusive, but they were sold first at the cafe. This was important. Ishida sensei’s illustration posters would be gone very soon once sales began, so it was better to grab some in the cafe before everyone could have access!<\/p>\n

Can you recognise these costumes?<\/p>\n

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These were the clothes\u00a0worn by the live action Tokyo Ghoul actors. A\u00a0bit different from those in the anime though, especially Amon Kotarou’s trench coat…We thought it was a classy Trench coat with a belt but without the weird shoulder pad things?<\/p>\n

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The kagune is always hard to be imagined. The shape, size, structure…everything about it is still as mysterious as ever even it has been animated. In the cafe, fans could finally inspect a Kagune up close by looking at these\u00a0handcrafted\u00a0figures.<\/p>\n

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Other movie props were also showcased in the exhibition.\u00a0Sen Takatsuki’s books in real life\u00a0were\u00a0finally\u00a0open to public! We\u00a0wonder if Ishida sensei will ever write these books as a spin-off project.<\/p>\n

Besides, the picture of young Kaneki and Hide just made us feel sad. We still can’t get over the ending of Tokyo Ghoul \u221aA.<\/p>\n

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And this was\u00a0the end of our cafe\u00a0experience.<\/p>\n

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YET, our Tokyo Ghoul trip in Tokyo hadn’t finished! We were fortunate enough to catch up with the Tokyo Ghoul Twitter Gallery at Shinjuku train station!<\/p>\n

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The mini gallery celebrated\u00a0the manga having sold 30 million copies worldwide and the successful live action film.\u00a0The pictures there were not exclusive, however. They were the 27 most popular pictures posted on Ishida sensei’s Twitter.<\/p>\n

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The illustrations were drawn using softwares, so fans would not find any “real paintings”.<\/p>\n

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That was the end\u00a0of our Tokyo Ghoul journey, but it was not the end of our anime journey. We visited many\u00a0cool places. Stay tuned for more reports!<\/p>\n

Those who\u00a0can’t visit Japan to taste some of this Tokyo Ghoul stuff can still play\u00a0Tokyo Ghoul games on QooApp to quench their thirst!
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\nTokyo Ghoul CAFE@Ikebukuro PARCO<\/b><\/p>\n

Date: 27\/5\/201 – 28\/6\/2017
\nAddress: THE GUEST cafe&diner, 7\/F Ikebukuro PARCO Main Building,\u00a01-28-2 Minami-Ikebukuro,\u00a0Toshima-ku, Tokyo<\/p>\n

Tokyo Ghoul Twitter Gallery<\/strong><\/p>\n

Date: 19\/6\/2017 – 25\/6\/2017
\nAddress: Shinjuku Station East exit, 3 Chome-38-1\u00a0Shinjuku,\u00a0Tokyo<\/p>\n

Follow @QooApp_EN<\/a>