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Japanese convenience store to sell Tales of Hearts mabo curry photo

In the Namco Bandai role-playing game Tales of Hearts, as in other Tales series games, Mabo Curry is the ultimate food. Its deliciousness gives players strength and power. And thanks to a promotion between Namco Bandai and Japanese convenience store chain Circle-K Sunkus, it can give real-life gamers strength and power. And probably bad breath.

Japanese game news site Dengeki has details and images of this dish, this mabo tofu curry, which will be sold in Circle-K Sunkus stores starting December 9th all across Japan. The two companies worked together to develop the taste, texture, and even the packaging. 

Convenience store food in Japan can actually be good, and this looks pretty tasty. What is it with Japan and game-themed food?


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nilcam's Avatar
nilcam at 11/19/2008 12:40
Yummmm... Curry.
Moofey's Avatar
Moofey at 11/19/2008 12:55
Needs more MAJINKEN
Atlas's Avatar
Atlas at 11/19/2008 12:57
That looks disgusting.
glandseck's Avatar
glandseck at 11/19/2008 13:15
Isn't that repackaged Alpo?
Prince Ghidorah's Avatar
Prince Ghidorah at 11/19/2008 13:23
"Convenience store food in Japan can actually be good"
True, but Japanese-styled "curry" is always and without exception purely, empirically awful.
SakuChan's Avatar
SakuChan at 11/19/2008 13:28
:: Makes grabby hands :: DO WANT~!

And isn't the taste your opinion? I happen to enjoy Japanese curry.
mid3vol's Avatar
mid3vol at 11/19/2008 14:47
you've got to be kidding me...
ChronosWing's Avatar
ChronosWing at 11/19/2008 15:17
mmm japanese curry... although I do prefer thai and indian curry over japanese.
glandseck's Avatar
glandseck at 11/19/2008 16:25
I'm telling you, it's Alpo.
GohanGVO's Avatar
GohanGVO at 11/22/2008 16:48
I would om the nom out of that.
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