Pictured above is the complete lineup of My Little Pony food and drink.

While most themed restaurants in Japan give you a coaster with each order, the My Little Pony sets instead come with one of six Halloween “face paint stickers.”

MY LITTLE PONY Pinkish Cafe限定グッズもたくさん！

お店の中のクッションやマグカップもあるよ💖おうちの中もPinkish Cafeにしちゃお💖#マイリトルポニー原宿 pic.twitter.com/Qp5ZxSWcHa

— マイリトルポニー【公式】 (@mylittleponyjpn) October 7, 2017

The ordering system is a bit complex, as in addition to the ¥1,530 (US$14) that Sweets Paradise charges for its standard all-you-can-eat buffet, you’ll also need to shell out an additional ¥700 for each My Little Pony food/drink combination. So you’ll want to have at least ¥2,230 in cash on you… plus, of course, however much money you’re planning to spend at the attached My Little Pony shop, which has exclusive merchandise just to commemorate the café.

今日、原宿にオープンのMy Little Ponyとスイーツパラダイスのコラボカフェ『MY LITTLE PONY Pinkish Café』に行きました💖店内も食事やドリンクも激かわでした🌈期間限定なので要チェック!#マイリトルポニー原宿@mylittleponyjpn pic.twitter.com/2zJCib0Rqp

— マリリーナ MARIRINA24 (@lovetiara24) October 7, 2017

The My Little Pony Pinkish Café is open now, and will be in operation until October 31, 2017.

Click on the full story from Rocket News 24 for more information, including My Little Pony Pinkish Café's location.

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