Kingdom Hearts is a series of action RPG, with the first title released on March 28, 2002 by Square with Disney/Pixar crossovers. To celebrate the serie's 15th anniversary, a limited-time a special café was held at Square Enix’s SQUARE ENIX CAFÉ from October 14 to November 10, 2017. This marked the Osaka cafe's very first collaboration event, after its grand opening on October 14th, 2017, where a giant statue of Sora was displayed. A paper-wrapped music box commemorating the 15th anniversary was displayed at the Tokyo cafe. Original drawings by Tetsuya Nomura and a life-sized Roxas was exhibited at ARTNIA. A collaboration event was also held at Square Enix's other cafe, ARTNIA.
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Food Menu:​
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Sea Salt Popsicle [¥650] - A handmade ice bar with sea salt. It is more refreshing if eaten with the provided soda candy & ramune.
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The Dragon Witch's Soup [¥800] - Minestrone soup with a high herb scent, served with a side of dragon fruit.
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The Promised Sandwich [¥1,080] - A sandwich in the shape of a cute star, filled with bacon, tomato, avocado, lettuce, cheese, carottes râpé, and egg.
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Sun Sets Red Omurice [¥1,080] - An omurice made of fluffy eggs filled with chicken rice and curry sauce.
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Noodles from the Unvisited Beach [¥860] - A dish reminiscent of summer, with seafood, fried noodles, and cut watermelon.
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The Round Table that Never Was [¥980] - A salad enjoyed by dipping various ingredients in a special Caesar-style sauce in the middle.
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Drinks Menu:​
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Destiny Sea [¥750] - A non-alcoholic drink based on coconut that uses blue curacao, pineapple juice, and lemon juice.
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Twilght Promise [¥750] - A non-alcoholic drink based on blood orange with cola and dry ginger ale.
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Princess Lagoon [¥750] - A non-alcoholic drink with two layers of beautiful colors, made from kiwi, calpis, and blue curacao.
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Dark Sea [¥750] - A non-alcoholic drink that uses cola, blueberry syrup, and soda.
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In addition to the food inspired by Kingdom Hearts III, original luncheon mats (1 of 3 designs) were gifted at random for food orders and coasters (1 of 6 designs) were gifted at random for drink orders. Designs varied between the three locations.
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