Denny’s new Japanese parfait looks totally different depending on what angle you look at it from

So, with all that in mind, Denny’s Japan has created the Split-in-Half Parfait. Viewed from the angle shown in the photo directly above, Split-in-Half Parfait might seem like a misnomer. Working with Tokyo glassware maker Nakamura Glass, Denny’s Japan designed a special parfait glass that has the traditional tapered sides and round base for stability. The Split-in-Half Parfait is priced at 990 yen (US$6.40), roughly half the price of Denny’s full-sized strawberry parfaits. The Split-in-Half Parfait (or Mapputatsu Parfait, if you’re ordering in Japanese) is only available at two Denny’s Japan locations, the Shibuya Koen-dori and Ikebukuro Meiji-dori branches, both in Tokyo.