Ryoko Kui Exhibition and "Delicious in Dungeon" Dungeon Exploration Exhibition Taiwan Station
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Ryoko Kui Exhibition & "Delicious in Dungeon" Dungeon Exploration Exhibition Taiwan Station
Event Introduction
Event Time
2026/07/15 (Wed) to 2026/09/28 (Mon)
On-sale Date
From now until 2026/09/28 (Mon)
Purchase Tickets
Price List: Presale ticket purchase deadline is 23:59 on July 14, 2026 (Taiwan time)
- Exhibition Period Single Ticket - NT$350/ticket General Public
- Exhibition Period Double Ticket - NT$599/ticket (Double ticket requires two people to enter at the same time) General Public
- Exhibition Period Concession Ticket - NT$310/ticket (Valid student ID or relevant proof required for entry) Children aged 3 and above (Children under 12 cannot enter alone and must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket) Students below university level, with a valid student ID and current academic year registration stamp, limited to 1 ticket per ID. (Graduate students, community college, open university, and in-service training are not applicable)
- Exhibition Period Special Offer Ticket - NT$175/ticket Seniors aged 65 and above, companions for people with disabilities
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▲Regardless of ticket type, each ticket purchased for entry will receive one collectible bookmark, limited to one per ticket, distributed randomly upon entry. Event Information
Date: July 15, 2026 to September 28, 2026
Opening Hours: Exhibition: Monday to Sunday 11:00-19:00 (Last admission at 18:30) Shop: Sunday to Thursday 11:00-21:30 Friday, Saturday, and the eve of national holidays 11:00-22:00 Location: 6th Floor, INCUBASE Arena Taipei, Syntrend Creative Park
Exhibition Introduction
INCUBASE Arena continues to bring exciting anime exhibition experiences to everyone. This time, the "Ryoko Kui Exhibition" and the "Delicious in Dungeon Dungeon Exploration Exhibition" are brought to Taiwan, serving as the third stop for the exhibition outside of Japan. It will feature precious illustrations from Ryoko Kui's early works, along with various on-site decorations from "Delicious in Dungeon" that will make visitors feel as if they are in the fantasy world of the work!
#Ryoko Kui's First Exhibition
Ryoko Kui is skilled at combining fantasy worlds with exquisite drawing styles, creating works such as "Dragon's School on the Mountain," "Seven Children of the Dragon's Cuteness," "The Terrarium in the Drawer," and "Delicious in Dungeon," which have become very popular in Japan and around the world. Ryoko Kui's first exhibition will feature over 150 exhibits, not only allowing visitors to appreciate replicated manuscripts and never-before-seen drawing videos, but also including interviews to help everyone understand the artist's creative ideas.
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##Explore the "Delicious in Dungeon" Scenes in Person
"Delicious in Dungeon" is Ryoko Kui's first long-running manga series, telling the story of the protagonist who, to save his sister swallowed by a fire dragon, re-enters the dungeon with his teammates to explore and cook monster dishes. The setting of the dungeon and the detailed depiction of cooking monsters have captivated many readers. Earlier, to celebrate the anime's broadcast, a successful touring exhibition was held in various parts of Japan. This time, the dungeon from the work will also be recreated at the Taiwan venue, allowing fans to fully explore various fantastic monsters!
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##"Delicious in Dungeon" Photo Spots, Limited Merchandise Store
In addition to the various intricate decorations that make visitors feel like they are in a dungeon, the exhibition also features several popular photo spots, including a giant fire dragon, a human-sized standee wearing a frog suit, and unique photo opportunities, allowing fans to take plenty of photos and create happy memories! There will also be a limited merchandise store at the venue, selling various official Japanese exhibition-exclusive merchandise and Taiwan station merchandise.
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#Exhibition Information:
Ryoko Kui Exhibition & "Delicious in Dungeon" Dungeon Exploration Exhibition Taiwan Station
##Exhibition Venue | 6th Floor, INCUBASE Arena Taipei, Syntrend Creative Park Exhibition Dates | 2026.07.15 (Wed) – 2026.09.28 (Mon) Opening Hours | Exhibition: Monday to Sunday 11:00-19:00 (Last admission at 18:30) Shop: Sunday to Thursday 11:00-21:30 Friday, Saturday, and the eve of national holidays 11:00-22:00 Authorized by | KADOKAWA Organized by | INCUBASE Studio, TRENDIC Ticketing Platform | Klook Exclusive Sale Official Exhibition Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ryoko.kui.dungeonmeshi.exhibit Official Exhibition Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryoko.kui_dungeonmeshi.exhibit
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Ticket Purchase Notes
- Each ticket can only be used once during the exhibition period and cannot be reused. Once a ticket is lost, damaged, or the admission stub is torn off, it will be considered invalid. No reissuance, exchange, or refund will be provided. Please keep your ticket safe.
- For concession tickets, special offer tickets, and free admission qualifiers, please proactively present relevant supporting documents; various discounts cannot be used simultaneously.
- Persons with disabilities who require accompaniment are limited to one person. The person with disabilities and their necessary companion must attend together. If the qualifications do not match, a supplementary ticket must be purchased for admission.
- To process a refund, please return to the original ticket purchase channel to complete the refund procedure before the end of the exhibition (2026/8/30). A 10% service fee of the ticket price will be charged for refunds. Refunds will not be accepted after the exhibition ends.
- Other ticket-related regulations or any consumer disputes arising from this ticket will be handled in accordance with the "Matters to be Recorded and Not to be Recorded in Standardized Contracts for Arts and Cultural Exhibition Tickets" promulgated by the Ministry of Culture.
Visitor Notes
- Visitors with valid tickets for this exhibition will receive one admission gift. Please redeem it at the "Exhibition Entrance". Each ticket is limited to one redemption. Gifts are distributed randomly and no selection is provided. Redemption will not be accepted after the exhibition ends.
- To maintain smooth traffic flow, please park strollers outside the exhibition hall. No luggage storage service is provided on-site. Please take care of your personal and valuable belongings.
- Please do not bring food, beverages, pets (except guide dogs), long-handled umbrellas (except walking sticks for the elderly), dangerous items, and prohibited items into the venue.
- Eating (including chewing gum, betel nut, etc.), smoking, playing, running, hitting, and touching exhibits and display cases are prohibited in the exhibition hall. If any damage occurs, compensation will be required at the original price.
- The use of flashlights, tripods, and selfie sticks is prohibited in all exhibition areas. Some exhibition areas are not open for photography. Please comply with the regulations of each exhibition area. Commercial photography and interviews are not allowed without prior permission.
- Please follow the visitor routes, exhibition rules, and instructions from on-site staff. In case of large crowds, please queue in order or take a number to wait.
- If you need to re-enter after leaving, you can get a re-entry stamp at the exhibition exit and re-queue at the entrance. However, re-entry is only permitted within the exhibition's operating hours on the same day.
- No additional ticket is required to purchase items in the souvenir area. Please proceed to the souvenir area from the exit. Some limited items require a valid ticket for purchase. Please proactively present your ticket/stub at checkout.
- There are designated staff members in the exhibition hall to maintain order. If you find any suspicious person or unknown object, pick up lost items, or feel unwell, please immediately notify nearby staff for assistance.
- Exhibition operating hours, content, and related regulations are subject to change due to force majeure or other necessary circumstances. Such changes will be handled in accordance with relevant laws and ticketing regulations, and the latest announcements on-site and on the official fan page will prevail.
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Hsu **********
Review for: 預售單人票 Book now
I bought an e-ticket in advance and entered directly on a weekday afternoon. I already knew the exhibition space wasn't very large, but it still showcased a lot of content. It was mainly divided into two parts: the first part displayed many reproduction drafts of Kui Ryoko's early works, including many creative short stories and some hints of Delicious in Dungeon. The second part was dedicated to Delicious in Dungeon, featuring the evolution of various manga covers and realistic models of the gourmet dishes that appeared in the first season, allowing visitors to relive the culinary journey of Delicious in Dungeon. (Perhaps a small poll could be set up for visitors to vote on their favorite monster dishes they'd like to try.) I hope they can also include postcards of the ending theme song in the merchandise. The aisles in the exhibition area weren't very wide (just enough for two people to walk side-by-side), so if someone stops to take photos or look at a drawing, it can cause a slight bottleneck. If there are many people when you first enter, it can get crowded at the entrance. It might be better to go on a weekday, otherwise, everyone will need to adjust their pace and move to less crowded areas.
HSIEH *******
Review for: 預售單人票 Book now
I really enjoyed this exhibition! I even got to see Ryoko Kui's replicated original manuscripts, sketches, art books, and the recreated dishes from Delicious in Dungeon. I highly recommend visiting on a weekday; it's not crowded at all, making for a very pleasant experience. 👍
lin ******
Review for: 預售單人票 Book now
Having only watched the anime, it's refreshing to see many scenes not featured in the animation, as well as original manga cover art. Besides the artwork, there are also many monster dishes and photo-op areas. There's a lot worth photographing and remembering, so don't miss out!
Klook User
Review for: 預售單人票 Book now
There were many replica manuscripts and animated exhibits on display, and even siren songs playing in the background. Only three videos were off-limits for filming; everything else could be photographed. The ticket was definitely worth it. Perhaps because it wasn't crowded, we didn't need to get a number and could go straight in. A couple of items were sold out, which made me curious about what they were, a bit of a shame. The photo area with the frog-suited cutout was in the stairwell nearby.
翁 **
Review for: 展期單人票 Book now
If you like the author's work, you definitely have to check it out.
Cheng ********
Review for: 預售單人票 Book now
The exhibition content was rich, but unfortunately, the venue was far too small. The aisles were very narrow. Having visited exhibitions in Japan, I found them much more comfortable to navigate. This was a regrettable aspect of the exhibition, with some displays even placed in stairwells. The merchandise area also didn't feature many Japanese products.
張 **
Review for: 預售單人票 Book now
The route was smooth, with many classic scenes perfect for photos, and the food from the manga was faithfully recreated. However, the walkways were a bit narrow, making it easy to get stuck if you wanted to read the text descriptions, which slightly impacted the visit.
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薛 **
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I went to see the Ryoko Kui and Delicious in Dungeon exhibition 🍖. The exhibition space wasn't huge, but the flow was very well-designed. I felt the pre-sale ticket for 250 was well worth the price. You get a number ticket and can explore nearby until your number is called, then you go in. This means the space feels very open, and you don't have to worry about crowds when taking photos. This is a very important point! 😇 Memorable highlights: - The author seems to be very strict with herself and her work. - It turns out Laios is much taller than I thought. - My favorite character is now Senshi. - All the food models looked delicious 🥩.