So, here’s what’s up: T1 is finally stepping outside of South Korea and opening these super cool pop-up cafés in Malaysia and Thailand. Circle October 18, 2025 on your calendar if you’re anywhere near Kuala Lumpur or Bangkok! They’re teaming up with Dimension Poptown, which, if you know anything about themed cafés, is like the big boss of collabs—anime, K-pop, all that good stuff. It’s actually awesome that T1’s giving fans outside Korea a real shot at joining the fun in person. If you love League of Legends, this is your chance to soak up some of that T1 magic.
T1 Cafés Malaysia Thailand : Locations and Launch Details
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Let’s talk locations: Malaysia’s spot is at LaLaport, Bukit Bintang, while Thailand’s is on the 7th floor of MBK Center, Pathumwan. Both are going full-throttle with the Dimension Poptown vibe, so you know it’s not just going to be a couple of posters and some half-hearted menu. They’re pulling out all the stops—food, drinks, merch—the works. It’s the next best thing to hopping on a plane to Seoul and visiting their Base Camp.
What Fans Can Expect
Here’s the tasty part: you’ll get to try Korean-inspired mains, desserts, and drinks, all themed after T1 legends—Faker, Zeus, Oner, Keria, Gumayusi, and Doran. (If these names ring a bell, you’re definitely in the right place.) Prices are pretty reasonable too. And get this—every order comes with a collectible! We’re talking postcards, fans, stirring sticks, all with your favorite players. Plus, there’s exclusive merch like keychains, badges, trading cards, and more. Some of the cards are rare or even hand-signed, so if you’re a collector… well, good luck resisting.
T1’s Global Fan Engagement Strategy
Zooming out a little, this whole café project is part of T1’s big $35 million plan to grow their fanbase worldwide. They’re not just about the games—they’re about the whole experience. Kind of like what Gen.G’s done, but T1 is bringing it to Southeast Asia first. It’s a pretty smart move—bridging esports, food, and culture all in one place, so fans can hang out and really feel part of the crew.
T1 at Worlds 2025
And the timing couldn’t be better. T1 is right in the middle of Worlds 2025 over in China, defending their title. They’ve already bagged a win over FlyQuest, even if they stumbled a bit against CTBC Flying Oyster. Still, the cafés are dropping just as everyone’s hyped about the Knockout Stage, so it’s the perfect spot for fans to get together, cheer on the team, and maybe grab a bite (or two).
T1 Cafés Malaysia Thailand : The Face of T1
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Of course, we can’t talk T1 without mentioning Faker. Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok is a legend—he just signed on to stay with T1 through 2029! His name alone draws people in, and these cafés are kind of a celebration of everything he’s done for the game and the fans. It’s a cool way for people to come together, share their love for the team, and maybe snag some Faker-themed goodies while they’re at it.
Conclusion
So, to sum it all up: T1’s popping up in Malaysia and Thailand, giving fans a super fun, hands-on way to experience the team’s culture, right alongside all the excitement of Worlds. It’s not just about watching games anymore—it’s about being part of the T1 family. And honestly, that’s something worth celebrating!
