In a recent blog post, Shytoshi Kusama, the creator of the <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/news/shiba-inu-becomes-the-most-viewed-cryptocurrency-this-year-on-coinmarketcap/">Shiba Inu</a>, has announced a partnership with Welly's, an Italian fast-food restaurant.

Welly's has already undergone a complete rebrand, adopting the Shiba Inu dog as its new mascot and a new motto that relates to Ryoshi, the unknown originator of the meme coin. Its cuisine and marketing tactics have also been tweaked. 

The competing meme coin <a href="https://www.cryptoknowmics.com/news/dogecoin-co-creator-billy-markus-reveals-his-doge-holdings/">Dogecoin</a>, as well as the SHIB cryptocurrency, will be accepted as a form of payment at the store.

According to Kusama, the obscure restaurant is recognized for very high-quality meals. Healthy meal alternatives will also be available at the restaurant: Although Welly's is a burger establishment. We recognize the value of vegetarian, vegan, and healthy fast food options. 

We will bring more solutions to meet the demands of our customers, once our flagship shop opens. There is now only one store in Naples, but the team hopes to expand internationally, rejecting the idea of cooperating with big centralized conglomerates. While some may regard the current collaboration as a novelty, the team assures that it is here to stay. 

Developers are also considering implementing blockchain-based food tracking with the help of Shibarium, a layer 2 solution.

Shiba Inu Now Has Its Own Fast-Food Restaurant

In a recent blog post, Shytoshi Kusama, the creator of the Shiba Inu, has announced a partnership with Welly's, an Italian fast-food restaurant.

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Shiba Inu Now Has Its Own Fast-Food Restaurant

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