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    Home » All Things Japan

    Tokyo Treat Box Review 2025 (Japanese Snack Box)

    Updated: Jan 16, 2025 by Max · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

    Themed snack box subscriptions are a staple in our house – from snacks and sodas to more delicate teas and treats, we always look forward to our next delivery. But when looking for gifts, it's hard to know which boxes are worth it, much less the best fit for your loved one (or yourself!).

    Enter: Tokyo Treat. These Japanese snack boxes are incredibly popular, offering a unique and convenient way for you to experience a wide variety of Japanese snacks, most of which are seasonal and limited edition, unavailable outside of Japan.

    After several trips to Japan during my years in South Korea, my standards for authentic Japanese snacks are high. My ideal snack box is fun and affordable, perfect for one-off gifts or ongoing subscriptions. So when I was invited to write a Tokyo Treat box review, I had to see for myself.

    In this Tokyo Treat review, you'll see what's inside each of these boxes, how much each box costs, and what Tokyo Treat coupon code is currently available.

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    all of the tokyo treats snacks, both sweet and savory, laid out on the table.

    Jump To

    • What is Tokyo Treat?
    • What's Inside a Tokyo Treat Box?
      • Japanese Snacks and Candies
      • Japanese Drinks and Teas
      • Hard to Find Items
    • Monthly Themes from Tokyo Treat
    • Tokyo Treat Box Price & Subscriptions
      • Subscription Process
      • Tokyo Treat Price Tiers
      • Tokyo Treat Shipping
      • Cancel Tokyo Treat Subscription
    • Tokyo Treat Coupon and Promotions
    • Tokyo Treat FAQ

    What is Tokyo Treat?

    If you're looking to sample authentic Japanese snacks, Tokyo Treat might just be the perfect option for you. This Japanese snack subscription box offers a wide variety of handpicked treats that showcase the unique and delightful flavors of Japan.

    Monthly Price: $32.50-$37.50

    Includes: 2.9lbs. of 15-20 full-sized items

    Favorites: flavored potato chips, fruity gummies, rare KitKat flavors

    Each Japanese subscription box is curated to include as many as 20 full-sized snacks, providing a taste of Japanese culture through food. This can include anything from shaped candies to savory chips and everything in between.

    When you subscribe to Tokyo Treat, each month you'll receive a box filled with a diverse selection of some of the best Japanese snacks, such as:

    • Pocky
    • Umaibo
    • Hi chew
    • Cookies
    • Dagashi
    • Instant ramen
    • Colorful candies
    • Japanese KitKats
    • Japanese sodas and ramune
    • Jelly, puddings, and desserts
    • Anime snacks (like Pokemon and Demon Slayer)

    With an ever-changing selection of new and nostalgic favorites, their boxes cater to people of all ages who want to indulge in the exciting world of Japanese snacks. Compared to the options from their sister company, Sakuraco, TokyoTreat sends out more trendy, modern snacks, though quite unlike what you'd find at any old konbini in Japan.

    The excitement of receiving a mystery box filled with different treats each month adds to it all, especially for those with little ones, making it a fun way to learn about Japanese culture through local snacks.

    You can expect to find a mix of sweet, savory, crunchy, and chewy items, with at least one bag of Japanese KitKats, instant ramen or udon, and a drink in each box. The packaging is all in Japanese scripts with very few translations, however this is where the handy snack guide comes in.

    Each box comes with a booklet introducing each snack in that month's delivery, remarkably printed in the style in which you'd read in Japan - from left to right. Each booklet is about 20 pages long, packed with info about how each snack was made, what it tastes like, and what makes it uniquely Japanese.

    opened tokyo treat box with Christmas material at the top.

    What's Inside a Tokyo Treat Box?

    Japanese Snacks and Candies

    In your box of Japanese snacks, you'll discover a wide variety of unique Japanese snacks and candies that will tickle your taste buds. Each box has some monthly scaffolding, as you can expect to try:

    • Instant Ramen or Udon: a new flavor of instant noodles comes in each box, some of which are cup o' noodles style, meaning you can bring them to work or school for a quick meal.
    • Rare Japanese KitKats: every box contains a new flavor of KitKats, with 10 mini bars included for month-long snackage.
    • Exclusive Drinks: whether it's a mini calpis, like I got in my most recent box, or a matcha tea or boxed milk, each shipment comes with a unique Japanese beverage.
    • Baked Goods: yes, seriously! Every Tokyo Treat box contains at least one Japanese baked good, like pound cake, butter cookies, or even a bag of fluffy mochi.

    Japanese Drinks and Teas

    Tokyo Treat doesn't just offer snacks - every box also includes at least one Japanese drink for you to savor. You're most likely to come across:

    • Japanese Soda: sip on popular, fizzy Japanese beverages like Ramune or imported flavors of Fanta.
    • Unique Tea: experience the diverse flavors of Japanese tea, such as matcha, sencha, or hojicha, as well as traditionally flavored versions of any of these.
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    Hard to Find Items

    Your Tokyo Treat box may also contain some hard to find and exclusive items like:

    • Umaibo: this puffed corn snack, popular in Japan, comes in various flavors like teriyaki sauce burger, takoyaki, or cheese, and the box environment keeps them from getting crushed in transit.
    • Japanese Chocolate: though there isn't currently a Japanese candy subscription box available, most boxes have at least one chocolate-flavored treat beyond the rare kitkat flavors, if not a whole chooclate bar from Japan.
    • DIY Candy Kits: this is the chance to test your creativity by making your own gummy candies or chocolates with these fun kits!
    • Limited-Edition Snacks: enjoy special, limited-edition treats that are normally difficult or impossible to find outside Japan, often unique treats flavored like popular Japanese food items, like donkasu.
    • Jelly Treats: savor the unique textures and flavors of Japanese jelly candies, made from ingredients such as fruit, konjac, or agar.

    When you receive your own Tokyo Treat box, you can look forward to enjoying an exciting assortment of snacks, candies, drinks, and exclusive items that showcase the best of Japanese flavors. There are even multiples of smaller snacks in each box, though they try to ride the line enough to really get you a good taste of each flavor.

    My favorites from the December 2023 box were the truffle potato chips, strawberry shortcake gummies (so good), and of course the Japanese Chocolate (Ghana's Cocoa Caramels).

    I didn't enjoy every single snack, but between the two of us, everything got eaten. Try checking out some past boxes for a closer look at the types of treats you can expect in future shipments.

    all of the savory tokyo treats snacks laid out on the table.
    all of the savory tokyo treats snacks laid out on the table, some of them unwrapped.
    all of the sweet tokyo treats snacks laid out on the table.
    all of the sweet tokyo treats snacks laid out on the table, some of them unwrapped.

    Monthly Themes from Tokyo Treat

    Themed mystery snack boxes keep the subscription experience fresh and engaging, often coinciding with Japanese festivals, seasons, or holidays, which adds an educational aspect to the enjoyment of the snacks. Each box transports you straight to the heart of Japan, with themes ranging from seasonal flavors to regional cuisines and special events.

    For example, you may receive a box centered around Japanese summer festivals, where you'll find snacks like shaved ice flavored candies. Another month could bring cherry blossom season, with tasty treats inspired by the beauty of spring in Japan.

    As mentioned above, each Tokyo Treat box includes a handy guidebook in the package that highlights the theme, along with descriptions of each snack. This way you can understand the flavors and stories behind these unique treats, enhancing your snacking experience.

    In addition to the flavorful treats, Tokyo Treat also incorporates Japanese drinks into their boxes. You can expect to find any one of a variety of beverages, such as Ramune soda, special edition Japanese Coke flavors, or unique Japanese tea varieties (depending on the theme). Some recent themes have been:

    • Winter Wonderland: An assortment of snacks perfect for warming up on a cold winter evening.
    • Japanese Street Food: A collection of popular snacks you might find while exploring the streets of Japan.
    • Movie Night Marathon: A curated box of treats that pair well with your favorite movie or TV series.
    • Pokemon: candies and snacks featuring your favorite Pokemon characters.
    • Anime: for any otaku out there, this is the ideal box to indulge in treats inspired by popular anime series, like Naruto, One Piece, or Dragon Ball.

    Whether you're a fan of Japanese culture, a foodie, or simply adventurous with your taste buds, there's something delightful in store with every Tokyo Treat box.

    unopened tokyo treat box.

    Tokyo Treat Box Price & Subscriptions

    Subscription Process

    Subscribing to Tokyo Treat is a breeze – all you need to do is visit their website, choose your subscription plan, and enter your payment and shipping details. You can select from a monthly plan or opt for a longer commitment of 3, 6, or 12 months, with longer plans offering discounts.

    My box took about 5 days to get to me from Japan to the East Coast of the US via DHL, and it came in great condition.

    Keep in mind that there's an additional charge for shipping to most countries, which can add as much as $10 USD a month, depending on destination. If it's a gift subscription then the gifter pays the shipping fee each month.

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    Tokyo Treat Price Tiers

    The cost of the box varies depending on the duration of your subscription. For a one-month plan, it costs around $38, while a three-month plan costs approximately $107. Opting for a longer commitment, like a six-month subscription, will cost you around $201, saving you a bit of money in the long run.

    Tokyo Treat offers different price tiers based on the duration of your subscription. The monthly cost of one subscription box can vary from $37.50 to $32.50 USD, based on the length of your commitment. Here's a breakdown of the Tokyo Treat pricing:

    • Monthly subscription: $37.50/month
    • 3-month subscription: $35.50/month
    • 6-month subscription: $33.50/month
    • 12-month subscription: $32.50/month

    Tokyo Treat Shipping

    Tokyo Treat offers international shipping, which means you can enjoy their monthly snack delivery no matter where you are in the world! They use a combination of DHL and surface mail for delivery, ensuring your snacks reach you in a timely manner.

    As a bonus, Tokyo Treat even offers free shipping to certain countries, so be sure to confirm any additional shipping costs when subscribing.

    Cancel Tokyo Treat Subscription

    One of the best features of Tokyo Treat is its flexibility. If you decide you no longer wish to continue with your subscription, you can easily cancel at any time through your account on their site. Just keep in mind that you will need to cancel before the next billing cycle to avoid being charged for the upcoming month.

    unopened tokyo treat and sakuraco boxes.

    Tokyo Treat Coupon and Promotions

    Searching for ways to save on your Tokyo Treat subscription? You're in luck! Tokyo Treat occasionally offers promotions and discounts to help you get more Japanese snacks for your money. One way to get a Tokyo Treat discount is by being a loyal subscriber; the longer your subscription, the lower the cost per box.

    Another tip is to follow Tokyo Treat on their social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, where they often announce promotions, giveaways, and discount codes. You can also sign up for their newsletter to receive exclusive promotions and coupon codes straight to your inbox. The current coupon code for Tokyo Treat is GIFT23, good through 11/30/2023.

    Aside from discounts, Tokyo Treat also offers additional bonuses to loyal customers - they include special gifts, promos, and occasionally exclusive snacks for subscribers.

    pouring a calpis soda into a glass.

    Tokyo Treat FAQ

    Is Tokyo Treat a legitimate subscription service?

    Yes, Tokyo Treat is fully legit - they deliver authentic Japanese snacks to your doorstep every month, for as long as you remain subscribed.

    What is the price of a Tokyo Treat box?

    The price of a Tokyo Treat box varies depending on your subscription plan. In 2023, the monthly cost of one subscription box starts at $37.50 USD, though if you choose a longer subscription plan, the price can be reduced to as little as $32.50 USD a month.

    Do you get the same snacks in a Tokyo Treat subscription?

    No, each Tokyo Treat subscription box contains a unique assortment of Japanese snacks and candy. Though while they make sure to include a mix of new and nostalgic favorites in every box, there are some consistent favorites, with a new flavor of Japanese ramen, rare Japanese KitKats, and a drink or two.

    Can I order a Japanese snack box just once?

    Yes, you can order a Tokyo Treat box without committing to a subscription plan. Obviously, the price will be a bit higher, around $38 USD for a one-time purchase, but if you enjoy the experience, you can always sign up for a subscription later.

    Is Tokyo Treat a Japanese company?

    Yes, Tokyo Treat is a company based in Japan, and they source and ship all their snack boxes directly from there. This ensures the authenticity of the snacks and allows subscribers to enjoy a true taste of Japan.

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