Las Vegas, NV, INFERNO where gaming, culture, and entertainment collide fueled by passion, built in Vegas was invited by Andy Nguyen, co-owner and creator of the official One Piece Café, for an exclusive visit to experience the restaurant, connect with creators, and celebrate the crossover between anime culture and the gaming community.
During the visit, INFERNO collaborated with notable influencers and business leaders, including Drew Belcher, founder of Sorry, Not Sorry Creamery. The group enjoyed One Piece themed dishes, filmed content throughout the café, and even opened official One Piece card packs with Andy himself.
Representing INFERNO were:
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Jairo Urcuyo, CEO & Founder
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Krystyne, Co-Owner
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BabyFace Kiddo, INFERNO content creator and GGL competitor
The collaboration highlighted the shared energy between anime, gaming, and creator culture creating new storytelling opportunities and deepening INFERNO’s footprint in lifestyle entertainment.
“This visit was more than trying great food; it was about building community with people who are shaping culture in their own lanes,” said Jairo Urcuyo. “Andy’s vision for the One Piece Café is inspiring, and connecting creators from different industries is exactly what INFERNO stands for.”
INFERNO looks forward to growing this relationship and exploring future crossover opportunities with the One Piece Café, Sorry Not Sorry Creamery, and the creators involved.
About INFERNO
INFERNO is the epicenter where gaming, culture, and entertainment collide fueled by passion and built in Las Vegas. As the city’s official esports organization, INFERNO develops competitive teams, community events, creator activations, and lifestyle experiences that bring fans, gamers, and partners together.