Japanese snack ideas

Embark on a culinary adventure through Tokyo's bustling street food scene! Discover the city's vibrant neighborhoods and their mouthwatering offerings, from savory snacks to irresistible sweets. Get ready to tantalize your taste buds and make unforgettable foodie memories in Tokyo!

#discoverbooktravel The Japanese are ever innovative and creative and this trait has seeped into their cuisine. Look at how beautiful their sushi can be!

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Bento box ideas

A classic street vendor snack in Japan, Taiyaki is a warm, fish-shaped cake with sweet red bean filling. Make this waffle-like treat at home!

There are over 300 varieties of Japanese Kit Kat flavors. Here is a small sampling of the special Kit Kat flavors I was able to find during

With its savory filling, chewy and springy bun, and crispy panko coating, Japanese Curry Bread—or Kare Pan—is the star of pastries at Japanese bakery shops. If you are a fan of Japanese curry rice, you have to make this insanely delicious bread bun recipe at home.

These popular Japanese potato and meat croquettes called Korokke are breaded and deep-fried until golden and crispy on the outside but still creamy and succulent inside. This well-loved food in Japan is so delicious served with rice and salad or in your bento lunch.

Yaki Onigiri (easy onigiri recipe with spam & cheese filling)

Buttery bread covered with a crispy biscuit layer. A sugary Japanese treat well-loved as an afternoon snack. Test your baking skills with this Melon Pan recipe!

Egg sandwiches on steriods.

Soft and fluffy Japanese-style egg salad sandwiches, also known as tamago sando. These sandwiches are incredibly popular in Japan and sold at convenience stores like 7-Eleven, Lawson and FamilyMart. But they can easily be made at home!

These chewy mochi donuts are inspired by Asian snacks of my childhood: Matcha KitKats and Strawberry Pocky.

Easy rice design for kids lunch box