Wear Street Chinese ⁉︎ A collaboration between Zoraku and Journal Standard that satisfies your appetite and makes your cravings go crazy.

The name of the restaurant is "Zhaorak." Just seeing those two words may have made many of you want to devour a bowl of rusu fried rice topped with a pork filling.

For those who do not know, Choraku is a street Chinese restaurant located in Shibuya's Center Street and Dogenzaka. For more than half a century, the restaurant has been satisfying the stomachs of the masses with its unchanged taste and appearance.

Now that they are releasing apparel goods themed on such stores, we can't help but check them out. Also headquartered in ShibuyaJOURNAL STANDARDThe fan-favorite collection will be presented under the collaboration of

Long T ¥4,500+tax,
Half sleeve T. 3,500+tax each,
Caps 4,500+tax each,
Eco bags ¥3,500+tax each

The lineup includes four items with designs incorporating the restaurant's iconic "Choraku" logo and its signature dish, roosu fried rice. The contrast between white or black and vivid colors is eye-catching. They can be worn not only for daily use, but also as battle dress for drinking parties.

From here, check how it feels to wear through the look. Please note that there are some food images included, so be careful if you are on a diet.

Orders for this collection will be available from Friday, February 5. A portion of the proceeds will be returned to "Zoraku". To preserve the local food in Shibuya for years to come, why not try one and enjoy Chinese food even more deliciously?