If sushi, Pokémon and collecting limited-edition merchandise are three things that sound like a good combination, there is a new reason to make a trip to Sushiro Singapore this September and October.
Starting from 10 September 2026, Sushiro Singapore is bringing Pokémon into its restaurants with a special two-wave collaboration featuring themed dishes and a range of exclusive collectibles. Rather than simply adding Pokémon branding to the menu, this campaign gives diners the chance to take home items such as keychains, card cases, food picks, stickers and sports towels.
The collaboration will be available in two waves, which makes it particularly interesting for collectors. The first wave runs from 10 to 30 September 2026, followed by the second wave from 1 to 22 October 2026. Since different Pokémon designs will be introduced during the two periods, fans may want to visit more than once if they are hoping to collect their favourites.
The best part is that selected Pokémon-themed dishes start from just $2.90++, so diners do not necessarily need to spend a huge amount simply to join in.
Two Waves Mean More Pokémon To Collect
One of the attractions of this Sushiro promotion is that the campaign has been split into two separate waves.
Wave 1 runs from 10-30 September 2026, while Wave 2 runs from 1-22 October 2026.
Different collectibles are available depending on the period, and many of them come in random designs. That means diners will not know exactly which Pokémon design they will receive until they make their purchase.
For casual fans, getting a random character can be part of the fun. For serious collectors, however, it also means that completing a particular set could require several visits.
The availability of all promotional dishes and merchandise is also subject to stocks, so it may be worth visiting earlier rather than waiting until the final few days of each wave.
Toro Platter Comes With A Pokémon Card Case
For those who enjoy tuna, one of the more substantial promotional options is the Toro Platter 5 Ways, priced at $19.90++.
The platter features five different cuts of toro, giving diners an opportunity to try different textures and flavours in one order. More importantly for Pokémon fans, each platter comes with one random Pokémon Card Case with Lanyard.
There are four designs to collect across the campaign:
- Classic Design
- Pikachu & Friends
- Eevee Evolutions
- Full On Pikachu
This is one of the promotional choices that could make sense for fans who want something practical rather than simply collecting another small souvenir.
Get A Pokémon Keychain With The Bluefin Tuna And Salmon Rolls
Another highlight is the Bluefin Tuna and Fresh Salmon Roll Platter, which costs $15.90++.
The platter brings together tuna and salmon rolls with toppings including avocado, mozzarella cheese and salmon roe. Along with the food, diners receive one random Pokémon Keychain.
The keychain collection is particularly sizeable because there are four designs in each wave.
For Wave 1, the characters are:
- Pikachu
- Psyduck
- Snorlax
- Dragonite
Wave 2 then introduces:
- Eevee
- Pichu
- Piplup
- Mimikyu
That gives collectors eight keychain designs to look out for throughout the promotion.
It is also a nice excuse for fans with different favourite Pokémon to make a second visit in October, especially if their preferred character is not part of the first wave.
Wave 1 Has A $2.90++ Pokémon Treat
Those who do not want to spend too much can start with one of the more affordable options during Wave 1.
Available from 10-30 September 2026, the Salmon Ball with Salmon Roe is priced at just $2.90++. The dish features a salmon ball topped with salmon roe and comes with one random Pokémon Food Pick.
The available food pick designs include:
- Pikachu
- Bulbasaur
- Charmander
- Squirtle
This could be an easy way to join the promotion without ordering one of the more expensive promotional platters.
There is also a dessert option for those who prefer something sweet after their sushi. The Honey Yuzu Lemon Parfait costs $6.90++ and combines honey, yuzu and lemon flavours for a refreshing finish.
Each parfait comes with one random Pokémon sticker, with two designs available. One features Eevee Evolutions, while the other brings together Pikachu, Mimikyu, Raichu, Dedenne and Pichu.
Come Back In October For More Pokémon Designs
The second wave changes things up with a new set of dishes and collectibles.
From 1-22 October 2026, diners can order the Tuna Ball with Flying Fish Roe, priced at $2.90++. Each order comes with one random Pokémon Food Pick featuring either Charizard, Eevee, Snorlax or Mimikyu.
For dessert, the Mille Crepe Melba with Matcha Sauce is available for $5.50++. It comes with matcha sauce, whipped cream, red bean and orange slices, offering a rather different flavour profile from the yuzu dessert in Wave 1.
This dessert also includes a random Pokémon sticker. The two Wave 2 designs feature Dondozo and Tatsugiri or The Starters.
For collectors, October is therefore not simply an extension of September’s promotion. It brings a fresh set of designs worth checking out.
Pokémon Sports Towels For Collectors
If the smaller collectibles are not enough, Sushiro is also offering four Pokémon sports towel designs for purchase at the counter.
The designs include:
- Pikachu, Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly
- Dondozo and Tatsugiri
- Pikachu, Psyduck, Ditto and Dragonite
- Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle
Each towel is priced at $13.90+.
There is a spending requirement, though. Customers need to make a minimum dine-in spend of $20 in a single receipt to purchase the towel. A maximum of two towels can be purchased per receipt, and bill splitting is not allowed.
It is also worth checking the towel before leaving the restaurant, as the promotional information states that the towels cannot be exchanged once customers have left the premises.
Why Should Pokémon Fans Visit Sushiro?
The biggest reason to check out this promotion is that it combines something diners would already be doing, having a meal, with the chance to receive limited-edition Pokémon merchandise.
For collectors, the two-wave format gives the campaign more variety. Someone who visits in September could collect characters such as Pikachu, Psyduck or Dragonite, then return in October to look for Eevee, Pichu, Piplup or Mimikyu.
The relatively low entry price is another reason the promotion is worth considering. With selected dishes starting from $2.90++, fans can participate without necessarily committing to a large meal or expensive merchandise purchase.
It can also be a fun dining idea for families, friends or Pokémon fans who simply want to see what they receive from the random designs. There is a little element of surprise with each qualifying dish, which makes the meal feel different from an ordinary Sushiro visit.
Visit Sushiro Suntec City For The Pokémon Atmosphere
The Pokémon collaboration will be available for dine-in at all Sushiro Singapore outlets, giving fans plenty of opportunities to participate.
However, those who want more of the Pokémon-themed atmosphere should consider visiting the dedicated themed outlet at Sushiro Suntec City.
Do keep in mind that all promotional dishes and collectibles are available while stocks last. Prices may also differ at Sushiro Mandai Wildlife Reserve’s Digiro outlet, so it is sensible to check the applicable pricing before ordering there.
For anyone planning to collect specific characters, timing could make a difference. The designs are random, the campaign is divided into two waves, and popular items may run out before the advertised end date.
Overall, this Sushiro Pokémon collaboration looks like a worthwhile stop for fans who enjoy collecting merchandise as much as they enjoy sushi. With affordable promotional dishes, exclusive Pokémon designs and new collectibles arriving in October, there is plenty of incentive to visit during both waves.
Even if collecting every design is not the goal, ordering a $2.90++ promotional dish and discovering which Pokémon food pick comes with it could be a fun little addition to the meal.
For the serious Pokémon collector, though, the better strategy may be to mark both campaign periods on the calendar. September brings one collection, October brings another, and the random designs mean there is always the possibility of finding a favourite character.
Just remember that these promotional items are available while stocks last, so waiting until the very end may not be the best approach.
Promotional/Event Details
Date: 10 September-22 October 2026
Wave 1: 10-30 September 2026
Wave 2: 1-22 October 2026
Time: During Sushiro Singapore dine-in operating hours
Venue: All Sushiro Singapore outlets; Sushiro Suntec City is the dedicated Pokémon-themed outlet
Promotion: Pokémon x Sushiro Singapore collaboration with special dishes and exclusive collectibles
Prices: Selected Pokémon dishes from $2.90++
Sports Towels: $13.90+ each with minimum $20 dine-in spend in a single receipt
Availability: While stocks last
Note: Prices may differ at Sushiro Mandai Wildlife Reserve’s Digiro outlet.
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