TokyoTreat is a Japanese treat box that is shipped directly from Japan. TokyoTreat has three levels of boxes, which seems to be the norm with snack boxes. Shipping is included with the boxes ($14.99 for mini, $24.99 for regular, $34.99 for premium). For their third year, TokyoTreat has revamped their box — it’s bigger in height and width but is shallower than the old box.
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The TokyoTreat magazine includes the product information as well as information on Japanese culture, the monthly giveaway, instructions for the DIY kit, and other features.
Most of the popular snack boxes have this sort of tiered system with three levels of size.
Here’s what’s included in the small box!
Halloween Koala’s March — These are the same as the original Koala’s March in terms of flavour (chocolate) but the cookies have Halloween designs on them.
Zombie Gum — Stick gum as well as some creepy zombie stickers you can use to create your own zombie designs!
Pari Pipo Avocado and Cheese Chips — Oh wow, two of my favourite things in one chip… I am saving these but they are described as a double sided snack — cheese on one side, avocado on the other!
Dagashi Bag — Since the box’s reboot the dagashi bag is listed as just one item instead of a breakdown of the smaller items. There will always be an umaibo as well as four other goodies. My Japanese skills are beginner so I find it a bit of an adventure. We have a corn snack on the left, something with squid on the top, the Monster Stamp candies we’ve been sent before, and some other sort of Halloween treat. The umaibo was (I think) a corn flavour as well.
The regular box contains everything above, plus:
Waraku no Sato Chestnut Yokan — A traditional Japanese treat made of red bean paste, sugar, and agar. This version has chestnut in it!
Toppo Halloween Version — I always think these are like reverse Pocky — the chocolate is on the inside instead of on the outside! I love the cute Halloween packaging!
Choco Sand — I always take some treats to work and sometimes there is a treat that everyone goes NUTS for. These mont blanc choco sandwiches were a hit. They are mini waffle-print cookies with white chocolate and chestnut in the middle. To be honest, I just got a very strong honey flavour! Everyone loved these!
Satsumanma Sweet Potato and Apple Chips — Healthy chips (yay!) with apples and sweet potatoes. I think these just sound so perfect for autumn, don’t you?
Horror Mask Mint — Perfect for scaring people on Halloween! An apple mint snack paired with a spooky paper mask.
And the premium box includes everything above, plus:
One Piece Wrapping Paper — Oh wow, this is a neat bonus! You can use the printed wax paper to wrap food, presents, or line dessert pans. I think I’m going to gift it so I didn’t open it, but you can see the cute illustrations of Luffy and his friends.
Hana Kappa DIY Bubble Jelly — This is a DIY kit where you mix powdered candy with water and stir to make a jelly drink. Cute! I can’t wait to try it.
Pie no Mi Halloween Version — One of my faves! They are mini flakey pies filled with cream, in this case chocolate. They are addicting!
Mogomogi Fruits Gummy — Grape flavoured gummies attached to a vine like real grapes would be! So cool!
Melon Soda Jelly Drink — I am not a big fan of melon flavour so I was nervous to try this… it was actually good! The melon was more tart than overly sweet. It had a fizz even though the drink is jelly, how weird is that? Plus there are little chunks of harder chewy gummy in it as well.
This month’s Tokyo Treat was great! There were lots of cool Halloween snacks and some definite favourites for me!
What did you guys think of this month’s Tokyo Treat?
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