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Ken's Shoryuken Ryu's Hadouken Guile's Sonic Boom M. Bison/Vega's Psycho Crusher Chun-Li's Jasmine Tea

Street Fighter Drinks from Capcom Bar in Japan

The official Capcom Bar has a multitude of exciting foods and drinks inspired by video games. While the website doesn’t list the ingredients, you can still soak in the pretty photography and dream of what it feels like to be hit by a Shoryuken. 

Ken’s Shoryuken
Ryu’s Hadouken (non-alcoholic)
Guile’s Sonic Boom
M. Bison’s (or Vega, in Japan) Psycho Crusher
Chun-Li’s Jasmine Tea (non-alcoholic) 

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Shoryuken - Ken (Street Fighter shot) Ingredients:1 oz Southern Comfort.25 oz Kahlua .25 oz grenadine Directions: Mix the ingredients in a shot glass, pouring the Southern Comfort over the top last.  Mash buttons and drink. Drink created and photographed by Mitch Hutts of The Drunken Moogle.  

Shoryuken - Ken (Street Fighter shot)

Ingredients:
1 oz Southern Comfort
.25 oz Kahlua 
.25 oz grenadine

Directions: Mix the ingredients in a shot glass, pouring the Southern Comfort over the top last.  Mash buttons and drink.

Drink created and photographed by Mitch Hutts of The Drunken Moogle.  

Flash Kick - Guile (Street Fighter shot) Ingredients:1 oz Dekuyper Sour Apple Pucker.25 oz lemon juice.25 gold rum Directions: Pour the Sour Apple Pucker first in a shot glass. Layer the lemon juice in the middle and the gold rum on top. Down, up, kick and serve. Drink while listening to Guile’s theme. Drink created and photographed by Mitch Hutts of The Drunken Moogle.  This drink was made as part of a set of Street Fighter x Tekken drinks and is one of the two in the Drunken Moogle and Loading SFxT 2v2 Scramble.

Flash Kick - Guile (Street Fighter shot)

Ingredients:
1 oz Dekuyper Sour Apple Pucker
.25 oz lemon juice
.25 gold rum

Directions: Pour the Sour Apple Pucker first in a shot glass. Layer the lemon juice in the middle and the gold rum on top. Down, up, kick and serve. Drink while listening to Guile’s theme.

Drink created and photographed by Mitch Hutts of The Drunken Moogle.  This drink was made as part of a set of Street Fighter x Tekken drinks and is one of the two in the Drunken Moogle and Loading SFxT 2v2 Scramble.