Why this new Domino\u2019s store doesn\u2019t sell any pizzas Unsplash: The Nix CompanyDomino\u2019s is known for its legendary pizza status, rivaling some of the biggest fast food brands in the US, but it has one location that serves something a bit different. Domino\u2019s has been making waves this year. In their most recent deal, they guaranteed customers free pizza for a whole year to celebrate their partnership with Uber Eats. The chain is so strongly associated with pizza, in fact, that you couldn\u2019t imagine it serving anything else. But, in this one location in Tokyo, Domino\u2019s is swapping pizza for milkshakes. Domino\u2019s Shake Stand Omotesando opened on Tuesday in Tokyo\u2019s trendy Omotesando neighborhood. It\u2019s completely dedicated to serving up milkshakes instead of pizza. Some of the flavors include Real Strawberry, Rich Chocolate, Tropical Coconut, and Happy Milk. It turns out that the Domino\u2019s location in Japan has been in business for a while, despite its famed reputation. The shakes are \u201cMade with milk and ice cream, but with no water added, Domino\u2019s boasts that they maintain their rich, sweet flavor from the first drop to the last, no matter how slowly you may be savoring each sip.\u201d In addition to these flavors, there are a couple more offerings on the menu, including the exclusive \u201cOmotesando Shake\u201d flavors: Creamy Matcha, Fresh Peach, Rich Espresso, and Summer Lemon. Domino\u2019s has somewhat of a rivalry at the moment with a highly competitive pizza brand. Pizza Hut announced that they were the official sponsor of Domino\u2019s this summer in an epic troll campaign.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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