My Hero Academia is launching a limited-time cafe in Japan that serves food and drinks inspired by the anime’s most popular superheroes, and there’s even an All Might Magahrita pizza up for grabs.
Have you ever looked at a cheesy pizza and felt it needed All Might's signature smiling face plastered over it? No, me neither, but that doesn’t mean MHA enjoyers don’t deserve to munch on the mighty man’s face. Four new pop-up cafes across Japan will allow you to do just that.
Starting October 16, 2026, My Hero Academia fans can grab a taste of the anime by indulging in an All Might margherita pizza, spicy Bakugo curry, Midoriya mint soda, and other themed menu items.
All Might pizza and Midoriya soda headline MHA cafe
The main attraction of the cafe collab is the ¥2,090 (around $13.28) pizza box, which lets visitors choose from character-inspired pizzas. Main character Deku’s pizza is topped with basil cream and arugula that reflects his costume’s hood and cape.
Meanwhile, Deku’s childhood friend Bakugo combines meatballs and spicy curry, with crisp pastry and mashed potato details modeled on his explosive powers and fiery costume.
Chefs have also cooked up a gorgonzola and pepperoni pizza that represents the two sides of Todoroki’s Half-Cold Half-Hot Quirk. Todoroki’s father gets a bacon and chili tomato pizza, with the cafe stating it’s been inspired by his Hellflame Quirk.
Diners looking for a sweet treat can opt for the Uraka option, as her pizza comes topped with chocolate, marshmallows, vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, and a pink sauce. However, the most visually impressive is none other than the All Might margherita, which comes with his signature smiling face proudly printed onto the cheesy topping.
The rest of the menu includes donuts inspired by younger versions of Deku, Bakugo, and Todoroki, plus fries for Uraraka and buffalo wings for Takami. You can also wash it down with seven themed hero drinks, ranging from Deku’s mint and muscat soda to Uraraka’s peach soda topped with cotton candy.
Each character drink costs ¥990 (around $6.30) and comes with a coaster featuring the hero it represents. Fans can also pick up merchandise featuring newly drawn art, including badges, acrylic stands, keychains, pouches, stickers, and clear files.
The My Hero Academi cafes open in Tokyo, Nagoya, and Sapporo on October 16, with Osaka following on October 22. Each location will run for a limited time, with reservations available through the official website. So, if you happen to have a trip planned to Japan and are a big MHA fan, then consider grabbing yourself a hero-themed lunch.
It’s not just My Hero Academia that is getting a food-themed collab this year, as Chainsaw Man is opening an IRL Reze cafe with anime-themed food on October 1.