Nintendo Museum to Open Super Famicom Restaurant in November 2026
The Nintendo Museum's new Super Famicom Restaurant will hold a soft opening in November 2026, serving a shareable Pakupaku Island platter for 3-4 people at 4,900 yen.
Nintendo announced that its Nintendo Museum in Uji, Kyoto, will open a new restaurant called Super Famicom Restaurant, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp. A soft opening is planned for November 2026 for some visitors, with full operations to begin once preparations are ready. Reservations are required to use the restaurant.
A media preview and tasting event was held on October 13, 2026. The menu includes a shareable platter called Pakupaku Island, designed for 3-4 people and priced at 4,900 yen including tax.
The platter features roast pork, taiyaki wrapped around real sea bream, chicken confit, and a hamburger steak with a fried nest. After the meal is finished, the plates reveal a NINTENDO 64 mark.
Diners can also take home picks shaped like Mario and other characters, a brown baran shaped like a castle, and coasters after eating.
Background
The Nintendo Museum opened in Uji, Kyoto, in October 2024 and already had a cafe called Hatena Burger. In February 2026, the Zelda series celebrated its 40th anniversary.
Quick answers
When does the Super Famicom Restaurant open?
A soft opening is planned for November 2026 for some visitors, with full operations starting when preparations are ready.
Do I need a reservation for the Super Famicom Restaurant?
Yes, reservations are required to use the restaurant.
What is the Pakupaku Island platter?
It is a shareable platter for 3-4 people priced at 4,900 yen including tax. It includes roast pork, taiyaki wrapped around real sea bream, chicken confit, and a hamburger steak with a fried nest.