A Triple-Meat Bowl Fit for Giants
The Giant Serving Set (Kyojin-mori Set) is the collab's showpiece, a nod to the Elbaf arc, the land-of-giants storyline the TV anime has been airing on Fuji TV since April 5, 2026. It stacks triple the usual meat and onions on an extra-large helping of rice, and the official announcement even includes a heads-up to order carefully because of the sheer volume.
The second option suits normal appetites. The ONE PIECE Set adds ¥200 (tax included) to any of six variations of gyumeshi, Matsuya's name for its beef bowl, including the standard version plus cheese, kimchi, and spicy tomato-cheese takes. Either set comes with the real draw for collectors: an original acrylic block chopstick rest, handed out at random from a pool of 12 designs, one per set ordered.
Both sets are already on sale. Per the campaign rundown from Japanese entertainment news site Dengeki Online, the sales window opened June 30 and runs through 9:59 a.m. on October 6, or until supplies run out. The campaign covers Matsuya locations nationwide, including combined storefronts with the chain's Matsunoya and My Curry Shokudo brands, and orders placed through Matsuya's mobile ordering and delivery services count too.
Name Charms, a Bowl Lottery, and an X Giveaway
Round 2 proper begins August 18 at 10:00 a.m., and its additions skew toward families and collectors. Kids' meals, specifically the okosama beef bowl and curry sets, come with a random original name charm through October 6, again in 12 designs.
There is also a receipt lottery. Spending ¥800 or more (tax included) at Matsuya between June 30 and October 6 qualifies for a web drawing, with an exclusive collaboration donburi bowl going to 100 winners. Entries close October 13 at 11:59 p.m.
Anyone who wants all 12 chopstick rests without eating a dozen extra bowls can try the X campaign instead. Following Matsuya's official account and reposting the target post between August 18 and August 30 enters a drawing for one of 10 complete chopstick-rest sets, bundled with 5,000 Matsuya loyalty points. Those prizes ship in late September 2026. As with everything else in the full campaign details, designs cannot be chosen and resale is prohibited.
Looking Ahead
Round 2 runs from August 18 at 10:00 a.m. JST through October 6 at 9:59 a.m., and every giveaway item lasts only as long as stock does. This is an in-store, Japan-only campaign; no international version has been announced.
The anime side is easier to reach from abroad. The Elbaf arc airs Sundays at 11:15 p.m. on Fuji TV in Japan and streams on Crunchyroll the same day in North America, Latin America, and other regions, with Netflix carrying episodes about a week later in select territories.