40 Japanese sweets & snack set with Japanese DIY candy and other popular candy

Not bad at all! I've gotten a few Japanese snacks boxes before. This one had a good selection of stuff, from savory to sweet. Only warning is that if you don't like seafood or fishy stuff, don't bother trying the dried fish things if you happen to get some. I love seaweed, but the dried packaged fish and squid were too much even for me. They tasted and smelled very fishy. I got a poppin cookin in my batch too, 5 umaibo, each a different flavor, corn/rice puff snacks various candies, mostly fruit, cola flavors and a few chocolate things. My partner and I play a game where we try to guess what we're eating before looking at the paper. It was a lot of fun having textures and tastes that were nothing like how they smelled or looked. Some things looked dry and cracker like, then melted and became smooth in the mouth. Other things were crunchy out of nowhere. Out of the entire box, there were only 3 things I really didn't enjoy, both dried fish things and the chocolate fish (I have never tasted a cheaper strange chemical tasting chocolate) over all, it isn't bad considering there are 40 pieces. Really enjoyed this. For 40 pieces of various sizes for about 20£ not bad in the slightest. Will definitely be ordering more in the future. I hope the boxes vary instead of the same stuff every time. We'll have to see!

I normally buy my Japanese sweets from MCM comic con at the excel London and usually spend about £40 on snack mystery bags. Every year I end up getting apx 30 different snacks with close to half of them being Pocky. Then I discovered these! There is so much variety! There’s only one product in this box that I’ve tried before, which is amazing. I’m absolutely loving the savoury snacks, the flavours are unusual but I really like them. Biggest shock so far were the corn ball crisps with the seaweed, I normally hate seaweed but these were delicious. Also the roast chicken flavoured crisps, I was so disappointed there were only 4 in the packet, so yummy!! The sweet snacks have not been overly sweet and I haven’t had any of those horrible chemical tasting gummy sweets that I’m used to getting in my comic con mystery bags. I’m really happy with this box and will definitely order more in the future. At £14.99 it’s an absolute steal and I actually feel like I’m getting a true mix of snacks that Japanese people eat. Only Con; the box it was delivered in looks small when you first see it and when I first opened it I was a little disappointed it wasn’t full to bursting. When yours arrives I recommend just digging through the box and pulling random things out, that’s the best way to get a real appreciation that there is more in there then it first looks. I’m half way through my box and I’m still finding new stuff I haven’t seen yet. It’s like a Tardis at the bottom of the box

Enjoyable variety, but not quite worth the price. Still a nice one-off treat

My 14 year old son loved this sweet box awesome gift

appart from a cide power sherbet there the pic is not all what u get and the leflet inside to say what each product is only 10 on there not all 40 had to do a google seach for the products so if buing for kids cant give them the blue sherbert powder as cider flavour AND andure mints taste awfull

The box of Japanese candy came as advertised, there is a good selection of different sweet and savoury snacks and not multiples of the same item like other packs I have ordered in the past from different sellers. The pack also comes with a print-out in English describing each of the snacks that the seller has put together themselves. There was an issue with my package arriving, but that was due to Royal Mail not leaving a "we tried to deliver" slip through the door and leaving it in a sorting office. Before finding this out, thinking it was lost, however, the seller was more than happy to replace the box and ship it using a faster shipping method free of charge. If I could give more than 5 stars I would, amazing product and amazing seller, I will be back to buy more in the new year!

So much selection and cheap for what you get

Excellent selection of sweets in the box. Most are quite small but all have a long date on them. Not convinced about value for money but I thought they were definitely worth a try as it's something different.

ofrece una experiencia divertida y deliciosa. Viene con todo lo necesario para crear pequeños postres en forma de comida, ¡y además son comestibles! Ideal para quienes buscan probar algo único y creativo de Japón.

This was this year's Easter treat for our daughter, who is currently super interested in Japanese culture, and she is absolutely delighted to be able to try all kinds of snacks that kids in Japan might eat. She's also having fun reading the menu, and now she has 40 treats, which will last her a long time. :) The total value is awesome — it would cost me far more $ to put together an equivalent package here in Canada. The assortment itself includes a wide variety of textures and flavours. All the treats are well within the expiry dates. They're all packaged together in a cute plastic bag, and it also contains a printed menu that describes each of the 40 snacks, like a menu that comes in a box of chocolates. Thanks for making this, according to my daughter, "the best Easter EVER!" We'll be repeat customers for sure!

There were only 39 pieces, I missed 1 snack. the price ratio for the snacks i got the price is too expensive

È la seconda volta che prendo questa box. Arriva in un sacchettino di plastica ben chiuso. È un mix di snack dolci e salati, ne escono 50 come dice la descrizione e sono comunque piccoli ma l'assortimento è molto vasto e permette di poter provare un pò di tutto! per il prezzo secondo me è un ottimo acquisto. Molte cose buone, altre invece no ma ci sta. Questa volta a differenza della scorsa volta, c'erano più cose dolci che salate e sorpattutto meno snack a base di carne o pesce che a me non piacciono proprio quindi sono rimasta molto soddisfatta!

Interesting to try, but it's a terrible deal. Every snack is a little something like you get for free in receptions or other public areas. Most of the snacks are tiny, so it's not a set for sharing. I would pay max 5 euros if I had to take it in a local shop.