It’s not every day a gacha game tells you what to eat for lunch, but here we are. Zenless Zone Zero, HoYoverse’s urban fantasy darling, has teamed up with the beloved conveyor-belt sushi chain Sushiro for a limited-time collab that’s got Proxies booking trains to Osaka and Akihabara faster than you can say “omakase.” From June 24 to July 12, 2026, participating Sushiro locations in the Osaka Prefecture and Tokyo’s electric town are rolling out a themed menu packed with culinary hits, character art goodies, and a raffle that could fill your shelf—and your game inventory—with exclusive loot. If you’re anywhere near Japan this summer, this is one pit stop you don’t want to sleep on.

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The Menu: A Feast for Proxies

Let’s talk grub, because this isn’t your standard “slap a logo on a box” affair. Sushiro’s chefs went all in, crafting premium sushi pieces that could make even a foodie Thiren blush. The savory side of the menu features three standout plates: a plump large shrimp gunkan that practically winks at you from the tray, a fist-sized whelk shellfish with a buttery finish, and a tender duck breast nigiri seared just right. Each dish lands on your table with its own swagger, but the real kicker? Every order comes with a random character art card featuring a Zenless Zone Zero agent. Think of it as a gacha pull you can eat.

Got a sweet tooth? No worries—the collab’s dessert game is strong. The Mille-Crepe Melba layers paper-thin crêpes with velvety cream and a glossy peach glaze, while the Lemon Cheesecake is a zesty, cloud-like number that’ll cut through any lingering soy-sauce richness. Both desserts also net you an art card, so you can satisfy your cravings and your collector’s itch in one bite. It’s a win-win.

Starring… Even Harumasa!

The character lineup for these art cards is a delightful mixed bag. The Sons of Calydon crew takes center stage: Yanagi the fiery cook, Seth the laid-back brawler, Yuzuha the ever-elegant sniper, and Lighter the smooth-talking striker are the headliners. But HoYoverse didn’t stop there—Miyabi and Harumasa also crash the party. Yes, you read that right. Harumasa, the character who’s been stuck in NPC limbo longer than a download on dial-up, finally gets some love. He might not be on the limited banner yet (come on, devs, give the man his spotlight!), but seeing his face on a sushi card is a small victory for all the devoted Harumasa waiters out there. It’s a subtle nod that the devs haven’t forgotten the sleepy-eyed operative—even if his eventual kit remains a mystery.

Sweet Extras: Raffle and In-Game Loot

Eating good food is one thing; walking away with exclusive merch is another flavor entirely. While the collab runs, Sushiro is holding a merchandise raffle that’s stacked with prizes you’ll actually want to flaunt. By dining in and participating, you can snag laminated tickets decorated with the event’s original artwork and individual character portraits—perfect for slipping into a phone case or wallet. There are also adorable mini figures of the featured agents, each one small enough to perch on your monitor but detailed enough to make your squad jealous. The grand prize? A complete set of themed plates that transform your home dining into a ZZZ café. That’s the kind of drip that makes ramen taste like a five-star meal.

But wait—there’s more for the digital warriors. Every diner can load up on in-game goodies that speak directly to Proxy progression: agent XP materials, W-Engine upgrade items, and Dennies to keep your wallet padded. The pièce de résistance is a special Bangboo item shaped like the collab’s mascot, a chubby little sushi creature that’ll bounce around your base and probably steal your heart. It’s the kind of cosmetic flex that says, “I ate sushi in Osaka and all I got was this awesome Bangboo.”

And then there’s the code. The team dropped a promo code, ZZZSUSHIRO, redeemable in-game for a handful of extra resources. There’s a catch, though—it isn’t live in every territory yet. Regional restrictions have kept some Proxies from cashing in, but if you’re lucky enough to be in a supported region, go ahead and punch it in. If the code eventually unlocks worldwide, it’ll be a nice little bonus for the global fanbase. Keep your eyes peeled on the usual channels; you never know when HoYoverse will flip the switch.

Don’t Sleep on This Collab

Let’s be real—these real-world collabs don’t stick around forever. Twelve days in two major Japanese cities means you’ve got a narrow window to grab a seat, stuff your face, and haul home some stories along with your merch. If you’re already in-country, it’s a no-brainer. Even if you’re not, this is the kind of delicious fan service that makes you seriously consider a summer trip. Miss it, and you’ll be kicking yourself harder than a corrupted Ethereal.

For everyone outside Japan, keep the faith. Collabs like this often sprout in other regions after a successful run, so maybe your local sushi spot will get the ZZZ treatment someday. Until then, live vicariously through the social media posts, snag an art card from a reseller if you must, and maybe try your hand at some homemade duck breast sushi. It won’t come with a free Yanagi card, but a Proxy can dream.

So, the next time lunch indecision strikes, just ask yourself: what would Belle and Wise do? They’d probably race to Sushiro, order one of everything, and walk out with a pocketful of art and a full stomach. Not a bad plan.