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Pokémon Takes Over Sushiro Singapore With Two Waves of Collectible Keychains

Written by:
Ilknur Gubel
Published
September 10, 2026
Updated
September 10, 2026
Sushiro Pokémon Singapore campaign visual showing September and October waves of keychains and other merchandise

Sushiro Singapore's Pokémon campaign starts September 10 and runs through October 22, 2026, with collectible merchandise split across two waves. Launch-day reporting from HungryGoWhere and the published campaign guide identify keychains, card cases, stickers and other items tied to the promotion. The detail collectors should notice first is that the keychain characters change on October 1.

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One Campaign, Two Keychain Lineups

The published campaign guide, which credits Sushiro's campaign visual, lists Pikachu, Psyduck, Snorlax and Dragonite for September 10 to 30. The October 1 to 22 wave switches to Eevee, Pichu, Piplup and Mimikyu.

That split matters if you are visiting for one specific character. A September visit and an October visit do not offer the same keychain lineup. It also means a photograph showing all eight characters should not be read as proof that every design is available together on a single day.

These are promotional accessories, not a new Pokémon TCG expansion. A card case is a case, not evidence that a trading card comes inside it. Keep the item description separate from assumptions based on other Pokémon restaurant collaborations.

Bundled Merchandise Still Has Conditions

The campaign reporting ties the keychain to a designated roll platter and says the bundled design is random per order. It also lists separate conditions for purchasing a sports towel. Read the current menu and offer terms before ordering, especially if a particular item is the reason for your visit.

HungryGoWhere's September 10 coverage reports a S$20 single-receipt threshold for a S$13.90 towel purchase, limited to two towels per receipt. Confirm the applicable taxes, stock and final conditions at the restaurant. A headline price is not a promise about the final bill.

We are not calculating an expected cost to complete a random-design set. The published lineup does not establish equal distribution or guarantee that repeated orders produce different characters. Decide whether you would enjoy the meal and any included design before treating another order as a collecting plan.

Suntec's Decor Is a Separate Attraction

Launch coverage highlights Pokémon installations at the Suntec City outlet. That makes the setting part of the experience for visitors who want photographs as well as merchandise. It does not establish that Suntec has unlimited stock or a different guarantee for a preferred character.

The campaign is in Singapore. Do not apply its dates or conditions to a Sushiro restaurant in another country. Similarly, a reseller's overseas listing is a separate transaction, not a direct extension of the restaurant promotion.

For a practical visit, check the current offer where you order and ask about the specific item before committing to a purchase made mainly for merchandise. If the item is unavailable, choose whether the meal still makes sense on its own.

Keep the Souvenir and the Chase Separate

A keychain from a visit can be a satisfying collectible because it is attached to an experience. It does not need to become a complete set to have that value. If a particular character is essential, do not assume a random-design offer is the same as choosing that character from a shelf.

For a card-based Pokémon collection, our 30-Pikachu tracker follows a different checklist. Our 30th Celebration overview covers the anniversary TCG release. Neither changes this promotion's merchandise conditions.

The fresh news is the Singapore launch and its two-wave structure. The useful collector move is to know which wave contains the character you like, understand the purchase conditions, and avoid assuming that a limited campaign date proves a limited production total.

Where to Go From Here

If you want a separate way to explore physical collectibles, the Polkastarter marketplace offers real trading cards and physical videogames through mystery packs, called Lootboxes. Every Lootbox lists its contents, values, and chances before you open. A free mystery pack is available at signup, subject to the current offer's conditions. Check the live listing rather than assuming that a product mentioned in this story is available there.

Facts checked September 10, 2026 as cited. Availability and prices can change. Nothing here is financial or investment advice. Polkastarter is not affiliated with the manufacturers, teams or companies named. Official product and campaign imagery is credited below.

Sushiro campaign visuals reproduced by MissLobang and SavePoint Gaming. Original rights and marks are preserved.

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