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P Assistant Rabbit Makes Exclusive Hong Kong Debut at Kanahei-Themed Restaurant

Published: 2026-09-26 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-26 — The immensely popular illustrated star “Kanahei’s Little Animals,” which always drives fans wild, has launched a limited-time themed restaurant inside The ONE department store in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui. The shop is filled inside and out with the presence of P Assistant and the rabbit...

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The immensely popular illustrated star “Kanahei’s Little Animals,” which always drives fans wild, has launched a limited-time themed restaurant inside The ONE department store in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui. The shop is filled inside and out with the presence of P Assistant and the rabbit, and the dishes are so cute and eye-catching that they have attracted many fans from both home and abroad to make special visits.

Located inside The ONE department store in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui, the limited-time Kanahei-themed restaurant has drawn many fans from both home and abroad to pay homage. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots’ Ko Ka Chun, the same below)

The shop is adorned with illustrations of Kanahei’s Little Animals, which are very adorable.

Both inside and outside the store are filled with the images of P Assistant and the rabbit, providing fans with endless opportunities for photo ops.

In addition to the cute and charming interior decor, the food is also very eye-catching. From sweets to savory dishes, everything is available, and it also caters to the unique dining habits of Hong Kong by offering local dim sum such as char siu bao and egg custard buns. Their adorable appearances, inspired by the two main characters from Kanahei, are so cute that it's hard to take a bite.

Every dish is designed with inspiration from the main characters of Kanahei, P Assistant and the rabbit.

To match the dining preferences of Hong Kong, the restaurant also offers local dim sum snacks, including egg custard buns and char siu bao with distinctive designs.

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