Toy Story 5 really opened as a café! Woody, Jessie, and the Little Green Men are all on the menu
Limited to Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and Miyagi, with character dishes, photo spots, and merch all in one place.
Key highlights
- “Toy Story 5” OH MY CAFE will open for a limited time in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and Miyagi starting in July 2026.
- The menu turns Woody, Jessie, the Little Green Men, and new characters into main dishes, desserts, and themed drinks.
- The venue will feature movie-themed photo spots and limited-edition merchandise. Make a reservation and order a meal to receive a collectible badge.
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“Toy Story 5” isn’t just coming to the big screen – it’s also getting its own limited-time cafe in Japan. Starting in July, the new OH MY CAFE will open in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and Miyagi, with everything from Woody-themed main dishes and a Jessie sandwich to Little Green Men desserts and exclusive merchandise, letting fans step right into the world of the movie.
Two locations in Tokyo, with Osaka, Nagoya, and Miyagi opening at the same time
IMAGES FROM/OH MY CAFE
“Toy Story 5” OH MY CAFE will have five locations across Japan. The Omotesando location in Tokyo will run from July 3 to September 13, while the Shinjuku location will be open from July 10 to August 30.
The KITTE OSAKA location will be open from July 3 to August 23, while the Nagoya location will run through August 9 and the Shinrifu location in Miyagi through August 30. Dates vary by location, so check the official information before you go.
Woody, Jessie, and more become character-themed dishes
IMAGES FROM/OH MY CAFE
The cafe menu brings the movie’s characters and story elements into every dish. The Woody Western Chicken Tomato Plate is presented in the shape of Woody’s face, while the Jessie Cowgirl Sandwich uses cow-print bread, giving it a Western feel from the first look.
Desserts include a green Little Green Men banana split and a wedding cake featuring Forky and Karen. The blue butterfly pea tea recreates the tablet screen from the movie, and even the straw decoration can be used as a tiny photo frame.
Every dish follows Disney’s nutrition guidelines
IMAGES FROM/OH MY CAFE
While every dish is colorful and designed around the characters, the menu also follows Disney’s nutrition guidelines, with less salt and sugar as key considerations.
Different limited-time dishes will also be offered at different stages of the event. The first half will feature a curry basil burger symbolizing Woody and Buzz’s friendship, while the second half will bring Memory Hill Chili Rice with bean stew and green rice.
Make a reservation and receive a limited-edition badge
IMAGES FROM/OH MY CAFE
If you’d like to visit the cafe, you can reserve a seat in advance for ¥770. Make a reservation and order a meal to receive a random square collectible badge; order any drink to receive a random character coaster.
The venue also features movie-themed sets and large character graphics, where guests can take photos with Woody, Buzz, and the new characters. Even beyond the food, the whole space feels like a limited-time Toy Story photo exhibit.
Retro TV magnets and character merchandise are only available here
IMAGES FROM/OH MY CAFE
Exclusive merchandise includes acrylic charms, character room blocks, retro TV-shaped magnets, drawstring pouches, reusable bags, and candy tins. Character T-shirts, washi tape, and Woody and Buzz pillow covers will be added after July 31.
The event runs through September 13 at the latest, though end dates vary by city. From movie-themed dishes and exclusive coasters to photo sets, this limited-time cafe has become a Japan itinerary item worth saving for “Toy Story 5” fans this summer.
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