TokyoTreat - Limited Edition Japanese Snack Box. Try Japanese snack brands like KitKat, Pocky, and More

Sent this to my son before a trip to Japan, he loved being able to try different snacks

I absolutely love this company.All their boxes have been fun and great to share.They sent a wide range of different snacks.All their snacks are of great quality,well worth the value.Fun size snacks to enjoy.

There was a variety and they were all wonderful.

A little expensive but got it as a one time treat for myself. A little melted but honestly shipping things across the world I expected as much. Taste were still good. Definitely unique and not for picky eaters.

I purchased the "New years treatings".It's delivered but the original box was broken in one corner but luckily nothing wrong inside.Last time I ordered, it came the original box was put in the box for delivery but this time it wasn't! That's how this happened!I don't know I'd buy this product if it's not safely delivered wt care!

I purchased December’s Tokyo Treat Box along with their Snack Rescue Box for my little foodie! It was a huge hit! Absolutely love that the Snack Rescue Box is helping cut down on waste and that the Monthly box comes with so many different and tasty treats. Definitely recommend, totally worth it.

My son asked for this gift box for Christmas, so of course my wife bought it for him. He was so excited when he finally opened it. I didn't think that any of the items were great tasting, but I am 45+ and he is 14, so I think that explains that. He loved the KitKat and the noodles I remember. He went through the whole box in under a week and ran upstairs to explain every item to us. If you have a kid who loves anime, I would say that they may enjoy the extension. I believe that is how my son found out about this box, or idea that he wanted to try food from Japan.

I tried this product because I love treats! I, especially, enjoy trying new treats from different places. The treats inside were quite varied. Some treats were salty and some were sweet. Each came in a separate package and there was a card to describe what the treats were.