All Reviews of Calbee+ Tokyo Station

Calbee potato chips are a popular Japanese snack, and if you're at Tokyo Station, I highly recommend trying the freshly fried chips and snacks! The freshly made chips are served piping hot, and you can smell the rich potato aroma as soon as you take a bite. They really do taste different from the packaged chips sold at supermarkets. The most interesting part is that you can watch the staff make them right in front of you, seeing the entire process from preparation to serving. Calbee fans shouldn't miss this when visiting Tokyo Station. The freshly fried texture is really worth trying!

After the disappointment of not getting to try the freshly fried fries, I started buying up a ton of stuff. I was just looking through my photos and found this. Everyone, please, this is so good. I originally thought it looked pretty unremarkable, but it turned out to be super delicious. I devoured a whole box by myself...

But then again, I'm already a potato lover. This is Tokyo-exclusive, right?!

(I once saw a book at Eslite called

“Crazy for Potatoes,” and I honestly think the author and I could become sworn sisters. Not sure if she'd want to though, haha.)

Ugh, I wish I'd bought a few more boxes.

It's seriously delicious〜the kind that leaves you licking your fingers and savoring the flavor,

because there's so much seasoning powder.

Calbee+ at Tokyo Station offers a variety of exclusive snacks, but the freshly fried French fries are the top pick. They’re crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and wonderfully fragrant—especially delicious while hot. It’s a must-visit spot for a tasty snack and souvenirs while exploring Tokyo Station.

I only meant to pick up a souvenir, but the smell of freshly fried potato fries pulled me right in. The fries at Calbee+ are seriously dangerous. Hot and crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and on a totally different level from what I usually eat!

After that, I quietly grabbed several bags of limited-edition snacks to take back to the hotel. I thought I’d save them and enjoy them slowly back in Taiwan, but they were almost gone before the trip was even over.