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Hello Kitty Cafe Truck gears up for pit stop in Tysons this weekend

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck (courtesy Sanrio)

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is rolling back into Tysons for its typically annual spring visit.

The pop-up from toy company Sanrio will park at Tysons Corner Center’s Events Plaza from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday (March 25), just over a year after its last appearance.

New items in tow include a hoodie and a plush coffee cup carrying the truck’s titular, bow-wearing cat. The truck will also bring back some collectibles and snacks, including:

  • Hello Kitty Cafe coin bank
  • Glass mug with sprinkle handle
  • Hello Kitty Cafe lunchbox
  • Hello Kitty Cafe lavender T-shirt
  • Hello Kitty Cafe canvas tote
  • Hello Kitty Cafe rainbow thermos
  • Hand-decorated cookie sets
  • Enamel pin sets
  • Madeleine cookie sets
  • Hello Kitty Cafe plush toys
  • Giant Hello Kitty Cafe chef cookies

The truck doesn’t accept cash payments, only credit or debit cards, according to a news release.

For those who miss the Tysons stop, the truck will stick around the D.C. area for a two-day sojourn at the National Cherry Blossom Festival on April 15-16

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