Misuta Chows Selling All Their Rare Memorabilia This Weekend

People who loved Misuta Chows were rightfully upset when they heard that they would be closing their doors forever. However, they're going to have a chance to bring a piece of their magic home this weekend.

Misuta Chows Memorabilia Sale

What: Liquidation Sale (Decor, Barware, T-Shirts, etc.)

When: Friday & Saturday, 1 PM – 7 PM (This Weekend)

Where: Former Misuta Chows Location (521 Main Street, Buffalo)

Here's your chance to take home your own piece of Misuta Chows

Last week we found out that the arcade games from Misuta Chows will be living on in another establishment. They will be finding new life in a minigolf/arcade called the Cheektowaga Country Club.
Read More: The Legacy Of Misuta Chows Lives On In Cheektowaga

However, there's still a chance that you can bring home some of your favorite memorabilia, too. They've announced that they will be holding a yard sale to get rid of the rest of what's left. These could be some of your favorite memories. Some of the stuff they'll be selling includes:

• Quirky décor + holiday vibes (although the games are gone, there will still be some arcade memorabilia)
• Bar + kitchen equipment
• String lights + bar lights
• Sound system + speakers
• Glassware + kitchenware
• Misuta Chow’s T-SHIRTS (Medium + Large left)

Heck, you could even find some neon signs and Japanese street art prints if you get there early enough!

If you'd like to get in on it, it appears as though it will be an actual sale, and not an auction. It's happening this weekend on Friday and Saturday from 1 pm to 7 pm at the former location (521 Main Street).

They added, "We’re beyond grateful for everyone who’s filled these walls with joy, music, ramen, bao, and unforgettable nights."

Why did Misuta Chows close?

It was definitely a shock to hear that such a popular bar/arcade/restaurant would be closing its doors. It was one of the most Instagrammable establishments in Buffalo, and they always seemed like they were packed!

Read More: Misuta Chows Closes After Bankruptcy And Pandemic Struggles

However, the costs incurred during the pandemic were what eventually did them in. When you're not allowed to open your doors, but you still have to pay rent, bills tend to add up. They were just never able to get out of debt and decided to pack it in before it got too much.