TokyoTreat: Subscription Box
Yesterday I spoke about My Little Box which offers a great lifestyle subscription box, but what about those of you who want to taste a bit more of the world and perhaps love all things Japanese? Then TokyoTreat might be right up your street.
TokyoTreats offers three subscription plans the small plan which comes in at $14.99 (around £12), regular at $24.99 (around £20) and premium at $34.99 (around £28).
The small box contains 5-7 Full-size Japanese candies and snacks, regular 10-12 Full-size Japanese candies and snacks as well as 1 DIY candy kit, while the premium includes, 16-18 Full-size Japanese candies and snacks, DIY candy kit, 1 Drink as well as one 1 Special item.
Now I have to admit this is the October box, it didn’t arrive with me until November, when I broke a contact lens so I couldn’t see properly to blog, then I got ill, which was then followed by the Christmas madness, in which I lost this, I am such an awful blogger!
This is the premium box and had some Halloween chopsticks and sticker with it as the special item. I personally wasn’t overly impressed with them to be honest, but then I can’t use chopsticks, that said I have seen some cute little additions in other boxes though.
For the drink, there was a little carton of Tropicana Season’s Best – Mix Fruit Juice, this was actually really nice and I would definitely buy it myself if I saw it on the shelves in the UK.
For the DIY kit it was Nyoki Nyoki Cororon DIY, thankfully this was an easy one, for which you just need to add water and the candy turns into little worm like candies, it’s really odd but so fun!
When it came to snacks, there was a whole host of different items included, such as a pipe full of sugar coated candies, a mixed soda and berry flavoured soft candy bar, a wasabi flavoured snack, salty lemonade gummies, soybean jerky and purple sweet potato and sweet chestnut chocolate. Just to name a few.
I cannot finish the post without mentioning my favourite snacks though and they were:
Koala’s March Halloween Edition
I can’t think of the chocolate snack name this reminds me of, but it took me right back to my childhood, with the crunchy biscuit outside and chocolate inside it was my favourite snack of the box.
Kinoko No Yama – Chestnut Chocolate Autumn Edition
These biscuits are a mix of chocolate and chestnut flavour and oddly taste really nice. This was the autumn edition of these treats and I would definitely be interested to see what different seasons offer.
Uncle Pierre’s Strawberry Cream Roll Cake
Hands up this is delicious, it is the perfect pudding idea; with its light flavouring and fluffy texture, I would definitely like another.
So that’s a little look in one of TokyoTreat’s boxes, if you want to find out more please do head over to their website, where you can also subscribe.
What do you think of the sound of TokyoTreat is it a box you would like to try?
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looks fab
I’ve never heard of this box but it sounds great! I love all the Japanese candies because they’re just so different and unique! (: Thanks for sharing this.
Single Vegas Girl
Ususally boxes like this don’t interest me but this actually sounds really cool, I’d love to try something like this.
Julia
These look so cute and delicious! I love the packaging too 🙂
xx
We have so many subscription box options these days and TokyoTreat sounds amazing and it is great that they have 3 subscription plans to choose the best you need. I am sure kids are going to love it so much!
It is great isn’t it they have really thought about how can we make this so the most people can take advantage.
I’m getting this. Ever since I had my first Meiji, I knew that I had to try all of Japan’s sweets.
That box looks so interesting. I think I’m going to check this out and see if I can try it.
Definitely worth checking out – it is a delicious box to at least try 😉 x
I love discovering new food. This looks awesome. Great idea!
You must know Tokyo is on my travel bucket list. Definitely trying to get there this year but this would be a great box to get for a taste of Tokyo!! fun!
Not sure these would be my cup of it, but I have a number of friends who would absolutely love this sort of thing!
My son and I love those mushroom chocolates! I wish we have the same subscription boxes full of sweet treats here in our country. I envy you!
Mhaan
These sound great – who wouldn’t love box of candy through the door. Japanese candy is awesome and so difficult to come by so the subscription box is a great idea
I’ve not had a subscription box but this sounds like a lovely one. My little ones would be very excited to get one of these.
I love a subscription box and this one looks great! The variety of treats is great! And from Japan where you can’t just buy them from the shop
It is really good – I love all things Japan so it was right up my street. x
I am loving the idea of the treats from Japan but I prefer one that I get to try other countries too.
Now that’s just lovely I think it’s nice to be able to taste snacks from Japan! They have interesting treats and I’ve always been curious!!!
They do some amazing ideas, they really offer things so different to other countries I think. x