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Cook up delicious adventures with LEGO® Friends Restaurant and Cooking School 42655, a vibrant playset that blends dining and learning in one exciting location. This detailed scene lets kids imagine preparing meals, serving customers and mastering new recipes in a lively kitchen environment. Perfect for creative roleplay, it captures the fun of food, friendship and teamwork in the heart of Heartlake City.
Key Features
Restaurant Setting
Features a welcoming dining area where characters can enjoy meals and social moments.
Cooking School Area
Includes a kitchen classroom designed for practising recipes and culinary skills.
LEGO® Friends Characters
Comes with minidolls to bring chef stories, customer interactions and friendship moments to life.
Kitchen Accessories
Includes cooking-themed items that enhance realistic food preparation roleplay.
Interactive Food Play
Encourages kids to invent menus, cooking lessons and restaurant scenarios.
Great Gift for Food Fans
An ideal present for children who love cooking themes, creative play and detailed building sets.
Why You’ll Love It
A lively and imaginative set that celebrates food, learning and friendship. Restaurant and Cooking School 42655 offers plenty of storytelling opportunities while adding a bustling destination to any LEGO® Friends collection. Combine it with other Heartlake City sets (sold separately) to create an even richer world of adventures.
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