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Curry and Udon (thick wheat flour noodles). When you put them together, you get Curry Udon.

Hello everyone! Hope our lovely TokyoTreat family is doing well these days! As usual, we’re bringing a fun and exciting announcement for the January 2022 Reviewer Contest Winners, let’s check the list below: Helen C Christos S Amanda L Chrissy J Belle S Congratulations to all of the winners! Our team will get in touch...

Japan is home to many unique and delicious flavors. It has weird ramen flavors, interesting Pocky flavors, and tons of fruit gummy flavors. So why not introduce those flavors into the fizzy soda drink, Fanta?

When talking about iconic Japanese cuisine, we usually think of sushi, tempura (deep-fried fish and vegetables), instant noodles, and definitely ramen (Chinese-style wheat noodles), all important to Japanese culture.

Japanese konbini aren’t just for food & drinks. Let’s take a look at all the amazing things we can do at our friendly neighborhood konbini!

Not all convenience stores are created equally. And if you’ve ever experienced a konbini, or Japanese convenience store, you’d know why.

Japan loves fast food as much as anywhere else. Did you know that sushi was originally designed as high-class fast food? Japan’s love of fast food as we know it started after WW2, as Japan became more westernized.

At the top of the list of things to do in Japan: finding local favorite foods! What are Japan’s rarest snacks? Let’s find out!

Every year Nestle Japan releases new and delicious seasonal KitKat variations. Check out the top Japanese KitKat flavors of Fall-Winter 2021!

Gummy candy is a kind of soft candy combining gelatin, sweeteners, and natural or artificial flavors. They can be molded into many different shapes, making it one of the most versatile confections ever made.

Japan is one of the countries that has the most unique way to celebrate Valentine’s Day. In the land of cherry blossoms, February 14th is the day exclusively for women to confess their feelings by giving chocolate to men.

When Spring appears, you’ll find everyone in Japan doing one thing: picnicking. Whether it’s at the park with friends, near the river with family, under cherry blossoms or pre-cherry blossom season, everyone will take their own special type of Japanese picnic food to share with guests.