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Tokyo Treat is a Japanese candy and treat subscription. Boxes start at $14.99/month and each box comes with a box full of full size Japanese treats. Boxes are divided into small, regular and premium. Small boxes are $14.99/month and contain 8 Full-Sized Snacks
including Dagashi Bag (4 snacks + 1 Umaibo). Regular boxes are $24.99/month and contain 13 Full-Sized Snacks
including Dagashi Bag (4 random snacks + 1 Umaibo) and 1 Wagashi. The largest box, Premium is $34.99/month and contain 18 Full-Sized Snacks including Dagashi Bag (4 random snacks + 1 Umaibo), 1 DIY Candy Kit, 1 Drink, 1 Item, and 1 Wagashi.
The Details
Cost: $14.99/month, $24.99/month, and $34.99/month
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What's in the box?
Poteco Delicious Salt These are small round potato chips, about the size of a ring. The bag is a special Doll's Day packaging.
Dars Uji Marcha Flavor These little candies are dark chocolate covered matcha candies. I really am not a fan of green tea, but the dark chocolate made a great treat.
Peach Caramel Corn These puffed chips have a peach and caramel flavor. This is a limited edition flavor that and the package is pink for Doll's Day. This is a yummy sweet and crunchy snack.
Pie No Mi Green Tea Flavor These are flaky biscuits that are filled with a limited edition matcha flavor, instead of the traditional chocolate. I enjoyed the texture of the biscuits, but I didn't care for the match flavor.
Harvest Rich Matcha Chocolate Sandwich These sweet wafer cookies are filled with a matcha chocolate. The sweetness in the cookies combined well with the green tea filling.
Waku Wak Animal Soft Candy DIY This DIY kit comes with a mold, food gel, and sticks for the candy. We haven't made this yet, because I am saving it for a special treat for my kids. There is a full page of directions in the information booklet.
Sakura Saku Latte Candy These are individually wrapped candy in four flavors: cafe latte, green tea latte, and strawberry latte. The strawberry candy tasted like a regular strawberry candy. The cafe latte tasted like a regular latte.
Tirol Choco Sakura Mochi This was one of the most unusual candies in the box. This candy is based on Sakura mochi, which is pink colored rice, with a red bean center and wrapped in a pickled cherry blossom leaf. The candy is really hard to describe. It was sweet like candy and had a bean gummy inside.
Sakura Chopsticks There were two sets of chopsticks in the box and both have pretty cherry blossoms on them.
Animal Land Gummy – Grape These gummies are in different animal shapes and are grape flavored. I generally don't care too much for American grape candy, but I love Japanese grape candy. I think it's a little more tart.
Pickled Sakura Daikon These are candy radishes that are soaked in a sour brine. These were crunchy and I could taste the sour brine. This was another unique treat, but I just wasn't a fan.
Sequoia Chocolate-Matcha Green Tea Flavor This candy bar has layers of wafers and green tea chocolate. There is also a layer of cream in between the green tea layers.
Cola Diamond Ring This is a cola flavored “ring pop” and it was great!
Strawberry Cotton Candy This is a strawberry cotton candy! It was pretty fluffy and was a bit hit with my 5 year old.
Sakura Konpeito Candy This box contains tiny sugar candy stars.
Sakura Sakuranbo Royal Milk Tea This is a milky tea that has a slight cherry taste. It's interesting to note that it's made by Coca Cola!
Watch the unboxing below for our taste impressions and a look at each treat up close.
Final Thought: This was was huge! Our favorite treats were the caramel corn, chips, sakura candy and the gummies. ToykoTreat has three different size boxes, so you can pick the size that's right for you. You can subscribe to TokyoTreat and save 10% on ANY subscription plan with the code 2NDANNIV.
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