Restaurant to Another World Season 2’s PV Delves into Lively Friendships

Those who say isekai anime are trash have probably never seen the engaging and earnest tale of an isekai restaurant that changes the lives of its patrons. 

Restaurant to Another World is such a gem in the current isekai charts that no other anime has replicated its heartwarming homely feel.

Though the series doesn’t have a central plotline or a protagonist to speak of, each episode follows a new character, and the mysterious restaurant changed their life. 

The official website for Junpei Inuzuka’s “Restaurant to Another World” anime series shared the key visual for season 2 on Saturday (September 11).

The site also announced the show would air weekly on Abema TV starting October 1, 2021.

The visual features three regular patrons of the mysterious restaurant; starting from the right, we have Princess Adelheid, who is in a lively conversation with sorceress Ranner and her half-brother Prince Shareef.

In season 1, Shareef had fallen head over heels for Adelheid, so it’s pretty enticing to know if there has been any progress in their relationship.

And since it’s a food-themed restaurant, the visual also has some tasty-looking sundae on the table for characters to eat and the audience to drool over. 

The cast for the aforementioned “Restaurant to Another World” characters are as follows:

Restaurant to Another World season 2 is sure to tug at your heartstrings this fall. I am personally looking forward to hearing exciting stories over delicious-looking dishes by the chef.  

About Restaurant to Another World

Restaurant to Another World is a Japanese light novel series written by Junpei Inuzuka, with illustrations by Katsumi Enami. Shufunotomo have released five volumes of the series since February 2015.

An anime television series adaptation by Silver Link aired from July 3 to September 18, 2017. A second season by OLM has been announced.

The Western Restaurant Nekoya is a restaurant situated in a mundane corner of an undisclosed Tokyo shopping district which offers a lot of Japanese versions of Western dishes.

It opens during usual business hours though closed during holidays and weekends. But secretly it is also open on Saturdays, as on this particular day it creates doorways to another world.

Source: Official Website 

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