
Even if you can’t make it out to the Izu Shaboten Zoo in Shizuoka Prefecture, you can still see a capybara take a bath at karaoke joints across Tokyo thanks to Pasela, a chain of high-class karaoke parlors. When it comes down to it, their “Capybara-san Honey Toast” is basically just an entire loaf of bread with some sugary toppings, but that cute little capybara face might inspire you to get one for the shear cuteness of it all.
The little capybara in this honey toast is made of black tea ice cream and is surrounded by whipped cream and fruit toppings. He sits atop a square loaf of white bread and even has a tiny towel on his head, just like a real onsen (Japanese hot spring) bather. The honey toast also comes with a free coaster!
▼ It’s not quite as cute in real life, but it definitely looks delicious!
Head on down to Pasela before October 19 and sing the night away while muching on a capybara!
Source: IT Media
Images: Pasela, Twitter (From_Tryworks)


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