One of my favourite Kit Kat is a regional flavour edition from Kyushu and Okinawa - beni-imo (red sweet potato). I bought a pack in Kagoshima Airport, and it was surprisingly lovely.
Ah! That hello kitty plane looks amazing! It's not just the outside that's hello kitty themed, it inside is too! It only goes on set courses and the closest you can get it from the UK is Paris... I wanna go on it so bad!
I know a good place in the uk that sells lots of flavours of kit kat. In Portsmouth there's a shop called tofu cute and online the ship in a week or 2-5 days in the uk
Great video! Did you ever find the other Kit Kat store in Tokyo station? I got Hokkaido Melon and Kyoho Grape flavoured Kit Kats at Narita Airport and they were delicious! Unfortunately I didn't see them in the boxes like the ones you saw at Haneda.
The other Kitkat shop's in Sweets Street in Tokyo Station - there are only a couple of shops in that section so it shouldn't be too hard to find. I love the melon flavour - it tastes quite realistic and less artificial than other Japanese melon flavours (although I do like them all!). Haven't tried grape - sounds good!
Cool, thanks for that! I'm planning on going back in January and I am disproportionately excited about looking for different Kit Kats again! Agreed on the melon Kit Kat, I found the grape one was similar in that a lot of grape flavoured things tend to be overly sweet, but these were really nice. Thanks again for the reply!
If you're going to Akihabara, look up "Radio Kaikan" on Google Maps. It's right by JR Akihabara Station. On the ground floor, go to Gift Shop The Akiba - they always have several flavours. There are also several branches of Okashi no Machioka around Tokyo, that's a good place to look (lots of other interesting sweets and snacks too!).
Nice, thank you! I was planning on going to Akihabara, so that's really handy to know. I'll check out some Okashi no Machioka stores, definitely interested in seeing what other snacks are around. I think I'll have to grab some of that giant rainbow Pocky you showed in the video as well!
My current fav is Kinoko no Yama and Takenoko no Sato. The regular ones are good, but they have seasonal special flavours - the maple ones at the moment are delicious!
danny abella They're not that cheap anywhere - in convenience stores it's about £1 for a box with 3 small packs of two fingers. Probably Don Quixote or Okashi no Machioka (there are several branches - definitely one in Shinjuku & Nakano Broadway)
Yes, probably Don Quijote actually! Also look out for Okashi no Machioka (several branches - look on Google Maps) and Gift Shop the Akiba on the ground floor of Radio Kaikan (there's also one in Odaiba).
B. Mamentu Best price is Don Quixote or Okashi no Machioka. Both have several branches. Biggest selection is probably the Daiba gift shop in Odaiba (from there you can also hit up Okashi no Machioka nearby). People say Sweets Street in Tokyo Station has the best selection but I couldn't find them. The airport has lots but you have to buy in bulk.
I actually couldn’t find the one everyone talks about in Sweets Street in Tokyo Station. The one I found there was the Kitkat Chocolatory, which has upmarket, more expensive Kitkats. The best place for lots of flavours is probably the airport before the go home! If you go to Akihabara, check the gift shop on the ground floor of Radio Kaikan (by the Station) and Don Quixote (big famous shop) will have a couple of flavours too.
@@georgebenta3435 It's huge! There are lots of shops and restaurants underground (the same is true for many of the larger stations in Tokyo). They often have department stores attached too. The special ones at Tokyo Station are Ramen Street (a collection of ramen restaurants), Sweets Street (smaller - just a couple of sweets shops) & Character Street (with cute character merchandise shops). They're also known as First Avenue.
It's cheaper in the city at Don Quijote or Okashi no Machioka. What varies is the flavours available - they don't stock all the flavours everywhere so you might see one at the airport that you haven't spotted before! At the airport they have larger, bulk boxes of 10 packs, whereas elsewhere they tend to have bags of the little bars.
you always seem so happy and fascinated about things, thats what is so refreshing about this channel and nothing is ever boring!!:)
+Thalia waters Haha, thank you, so glad you enjoy them! I only make videos about things I love - and Kitkats are my specialist subject!! (⌒▽⌒)☆
One of my favourite Kit Kat is a regional flavour edition from Kyushu and Okinawa - beni-imo (red sweet potato). I bought a pack in Kagoshima Airport, and it was surprisingly lovely.
Ooh yes I tried that one! Really want to try more sweet potato things! :-)
Ah! That hello kitty plane looks amazing! It's not just the outside that's hello kitty themed, it inside is too! It only goes on set courses and the closest you can get it from the UK is Paris... I wanna go on it so bad!
+Tegan_Rose Wow!! Just looked it up - I didn't realise the inside was themed as well! And you get a Hello Kitty bento as the meal, how cute is that!
Wow!!..Thanks for sharing where to buy kitkats!!!...tokyo station have treasures of unique shops in the basement.
+Rikuo Kyouya I couldn't believe how huge the station is underground, and so many cute shops! :-)
I must try all the diff kitkats in tokyo!!
+Rikuo Kyouya It's my mission to try them all too! :-)
⭐Great video. We are researching a video on this topic.
Happy KitKat hunting! I hope you find lots of them in Japan for your video.
Thank you for this. I love green tea kitkat and I can't wait to have my fill in Tokyo in september!
+Sinochick Yes!! See how many flavours you can find! :-D
THANK YOU! I am going to Japan in July so these is a really big help for me!
Hope you find lots of delicious Kitkats! Enjoy planning your trip! :-)
So much fun for visual and taste !
This video made my day! I’m visiting Japan next month and I love Kit Kats! Thanks to your video I now know where to find them! 😃🍫
Happy hunting! The airport is a Kitkat goldmine for last minute stocking up before you go home!
Cakes with Faces just left Tokyo and I found peach, kyoho grape, and a special banana one!
@@donesy125 Ooh I haven't tried peach! The Kitkat hunt continues... Hope you had a great trip!
0:38 those Meiji Macadamias are the bomb. Highly recommend 11/10
Ooh I'll have to look out for them! :-)
Cakes with Faces same for Meiji Almonds
I know a good place in the uk that sells lots of flavours of kit kat. In Portsmouth there's a shop called tofu cute and online the ship in a week or 2-5 days in the uk
+Maud - Mai Ah yes Tofu Cute's great! You can find them at comic cons and Hyper Japan too. :-)
Oh my. You've hunted down a lot of kit Kats. And who knew that Haneda airport would be such a gold mine! What's your favorite flavor?
+Kawaii Felting Yes! Narita Airport has a lot too. My fav is sakura matcha, yum!
nice video : )I would really like to see you tasting one of each flavor and rating them from 1 to 10 ( depending on how many flavors you have )
Thanks!! These have all been eaten already, haha! But I've just been back and found some new flavours!!
Great video! Did you ever find the other Kit Kat store in Tokyo station? I got Hokkaido Melon and Kyoho Grape flavoured Kit Kats at Narita Airport and they were delicious! Unfortunately I didn't see them in the boxes like the ones you saw at Haneda.
The other Kitkat shop's in Sweets Street in Tokyo Station - there are only a couple of shops in that section so it shouldn't be too hard to find. I love the melon flavour - it tastes quite realistic and less artificial than other Japanese melon flavours (although I do like them all!). Haven't tried grape - sounds good!
Cool, thanks for that! I'm planning on going back in January and I am disproportionately excited about looking for different Kit Kats again! Agreed on the melon Kit Kat, I found the grape one was similar in that a lot of grape flavoured things tend to be overly sweet, but these were really nice. Thanks again for the reply!
If you're going to Akihabara, look up "Radio Kaikan" on Google Maps. It's right by JR Akihabara Station. On the ground floor, go to Gift Shop The Akiba - they always have several flavours. There are also several branches of Okashi no Machioka around Tokyo, that's a good place to look (lots of other interesting sweets and snacks too!).
Nice, thank you! I was planning on going to Akihabara, so that's really handy to know. I'll check out some Okashi no Machioka stores, definitely interested in seeing what other snacks are around. I think I'll have to grab some of that giant rainbow Pocky you showed in the video as well!
My current fav is Kinoko no Yama and Takenoko no Sato. The regular ones are good, but they have seasonal special flavours - the maple ones at the moment are delicious!
Thankoo for the vid..I used to think you could pop into any store as well🙈
Haha, you don't know until you go, do you? X-D
Hi! Where would you say is the cheapest place to buy kitkats at? Thanks.
danny abella They're not that cheap anywhere - in convenience stores it's about £1 for a box with 3 small packs of two fingers. Probably Don Quixote or Okashi no Machioka (there are several branches - definitely one in Shinjuku & Nakano Broadway)
Oh no, that was my idea! Just kidding. Kitkats hunting is a public sport here!
They should have it in the Olympics!
where's the cheapest to buy kitkats? In Don Quijote? I'll be in Tokyo this November. Arigato!
Yes, probably Don Quijote actually! Also look out for Okashi no Machioka (several branches - look on Google Maps) and Gift Shop the Akiba on the ground floor of Radio Kaikan (there's also one in Odaiba).
So, which shops has the most items at reasonable price ?
B. Mamentu Best price is Don Quixote or Okashi no Machioka. Both have several branches. Biggest selection is probably the Daiba gift shop in Odaiba (from there you can also hit up Okashi no Machioka nearby). People say Sweets Street in Tokyo Station has the best selection but I couldn't find them. The airport has lots but you have to buy in bulk.
Thanks...keep posting..Merry X'mas !
Is the KitKat store in Tokyo Station easy to find? And does it have all the flavors that are available in Tokyo? Is it worth the trip?
I actually couldn’t find the one everyone talks about in Sweets Street in Tokyo Station. The one I found there was the Kitkat Chocolatory, which has upmarket, more expensive Kitkats. The best place for lots of flavours is probably the airport before the go home! If you go to Akihabara, check the gift shop on the ground floor of Radio Kaikan (by the Station) and Don Quixote (big famous shop) will have a couple of flavours too.
@@cakeswithfaces What other things can you see at Tokyo Station? Does it have its own mall?
@@georgebenta3435 It's huge! There are lots of shops and restaurants underground (the same is true for many of the larger stations in Tokyo). They often have department stores attached too. The special ones at Tokyo Station are Ramen Street (a collection of ramen restaurants), Sweets Street (smaller - just a couple of sweets shops) & Character Street (with cute character merchandise shops). They're also known as First Avenue.
Is it more expensive to buy chocolates at the airport? or is it better to buy at stores in the city?
It's cheaper in the city at Don Quijote or Okashi no Machioka. What varies is the flavours available - they don't stock all the flavours everywhere so you might see one at the airport that you haven't spotted before! At the airport they have larger, bulk boxes of 10 packs, whereas elsewhere they tend to have bags of the little bars.