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In a rather fun bit of cross-promotional synergy, Kura Sushi USA is starting a collaboration with Kirby today for the next month or so. While limited on the number of unique dishes, the promo has a tone of neat merchandise to spruce up your life if you’re a big Kirby fan (who isn’t?). 

To receive the unique items, customers will need to deposit 15 sushi plates at the revolving sushi bar. This isn’t as bad as it sounds, since each plate typically has only two sushi rolls. For your troubles, you can receive either a microfiber cleaning cloth, an acrylic charm on a standee, or a cable band. I really dig the microfiber cleaning cloth, but the adorable cable bands look very useful. The little acrylic charms are also fun, especially the Chef Kirby with some pans.

 

 

Surprisingly, the food options are limited for the moment. If you head into your local Kura Sushi, you can grab either the “Kirby Dreamy Crunchy Roll” or the “Waddle Dee Feisty Feast Roll.” I’m not entirely sure what ingredients they are made with, but the website mentions “dreamy flavors” and calls them whimsical. Throughout the month, it seems like new dessert dishes will be available, as well.

 

 

Lastly, there are two giveaways for this Kirby collaboration that require you to download the Kura Sushi rewards app and spend $85. Starting on December 1st, 2025, if you spend $85, you can show your server the QR code from the app along with your receipt to earn a three-piece cup set. From January 14th, 2026, and on, if you do the same, you’ll receive a rather fetching Kirby blanket for your troubles. $85 is a lot to spend for merchandise, but it’s entirely possible if you bring your family to dinner to hit those prices.

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Written by Peter Glagowski

Peter has been a freelance gaming and film critic for over seven years. His passion for Nintendo is only matched by the size of his collection.