SGCafe Anime, Manga, Cosplay, J-Pop News: Guttetsu Cafe offers in an electrifying menu with their Railguin S cafe

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Guttetsu Cafe offers in an electrifying menu with their Railguin S cafe

Good Smile’s Guttetsu cafe has been handing out anime themed menus since their inception, and now, they will be offering a special limited menu based on the hit anime series, A Certain Scientific Rail Gun S.

Each food item can be ordered with drinks for an additional 200 yen and will come with either a special coaster or place mat. Individually, the items on the drink menu cost 480 yen and also come with their own Railgun coaster. The cafe is already up and running but will only last until October 14, 2013!

The Black and White squid pasta is a play on the Italian classic and is inspired by everyone’s favorite lesbian perver… I mean teleporting esper, Kuroko Shirai. This meal costs 880 yen and comes with a Kuroko coaster.

The strawberry Oden is often seen being consumed by genius hacker Kazari Uiharu and Guttetsun is kind enough to give the fans a taste of this unique dish. This meal costs 680 yen and comes with a Uiharu coaster.

Ahhh Gekota, Mikoto’s #1 craving. Imagine what will happen if she ever sees this Gekota cake? This Green Tea cake roll comes with a Railgun S place mat and costs 680 yen. GEKOTA!

oh… wait… Her nendoroid found it!

Coconut Cider: This drink is coconut water with nata de coco is inspired by Mikoto herself. This drink costs 480 yen and comes with a Mikoto coaster.

The Soybean condensed milk is a mix of soya milk and condensed milk. This sweet and nutty drink is inspired by the gang’s sweet and nutty Level 0, Ruiko Saten. This drink also costs 480 yen and comes with a Saten coaster.

You can also avail of some Railgun S buttons. There are 15 designs in all.

But wait! There’s more! Not only will the cafe feature some Railgun motifs, the cafe will also be hosting an exclusive sale of the Misaka Imouto nendoroid! A limited number of 1,500 of these cute clones will be available on October 6. That’s right, you can get your hands on the the nendoroid version of Mikoto’s clones before they will ever be up for pre-orders on October 7.