Easy Japanese Snacks You Must Try
Japan is a snack paradise — tasty, affordable, and perfect for busy days or konbini runs! Here are some beginner-friendly snacks to try:
Onigiri (Rice Balls)
Filled with tuna mayo, salmon, or pickled plum. Cheap, filling, and great for on-the-go meals.
Gyoza
Pan-fried dumplings you can buy frozen or fresh. Crispy outside, juicy inside — delicious with soy sauce.
Oden
A warm comfort food sold at convenience stores in winter. Includes eggs, tofu, and radish in a light broth.
Dango
Sweet rice dumplings on a stick — chewy, simple, and often served with soy glaze.
KitKat (Japan flavors)
Matcha, strawberry, sakura — Japan’s KitKat flavors are famous and fun to try!
Calpis / Milk Soda
A sweet, refreshing drink you’ll find everywhere. Light, creamy, and not too fizzy.
Japan is a snack paradise — tasty, affordable, and perfect for busy days or konbini runs! Here are some beginner-friendly snacks to try:
Onigiri (Rice Balls)
Filled with tuna mayo, salmon, or pickled plum. Cheap, filling, and great for on-the-go meals.
Gyoza
Pan-fried dumplings you can buy frozen or fresh. Crispy outside, juicy inside — delicious with soy sauce.
Oden
A warm comfort food sold at convenience stores in winter. Includes eggs, tofu, and radish in a light broth.
Dango
Sweet rice dumplings on a stick — chewy, simple, and often served with soy glaze.
KitKat (Japan flavors)
Matcha, strawberry, sakura — Japan’s KitKat flavors are famous and fun to try!
Calpis / Milk Soda
A sweet, refreshing drink you’ll find everywhere. Light, creamy, and not too fizzy.