TOP 5 Harajuku Snacks YOU MUST EAT in Tokyo

Updated on May. 12, 2019 by Matt van Vuuren

These are my favorite and most unique Harajuku Snacks & Street Foods in Tokyo. Harajuku is loaded with world's weirdest snacks and treats. We ate the Long! Longer!! Longest!!! Tornado potatoes, Black Takoyaki and Creme Brulee Crepes plus a secret experience I won't spoil.

For this Harajuku Street Food adventure, I joined forces with Dustin & Akina from SoloTravelBlog, Dustin is a hilarious narrator, go checkout his videos as well.

Places

1. Tornado Potato
The longest snack in Japan! The tornado potato goes for 800 YEN, $7 US dollars.
2. Creme Brulee Crepe
The delicious Creme Brulee Crepe at ComCrepe sets you back 600 YEN, $5.30 US dollars.
3. Arirang Hotdog
The massive and filling Arirang Hot Dog for 430 YEN, $3.80 US dollars.
4. Black Takoyaki
Black Takoyaki for 500 YEN, $4.50 US dollars which is actually Bamboo Charcoal takoyaki.
5. RonRon Desserts
Perhaps the most unique shop in Harajuku, all-you-can-eat desserts on a conveyor belt. 1800 YEN, $16 US dollars for 40 minutes for stuffing pleasure.

We started at Long! Longer!! Longest!! This shop offers the longest street foods in Japan. From spiral fried tornado potato snacks to the longest cotton candy. The longest tornado goes for 800 YEN, $7 US dollars.

eating Black Takoyaki at Solado, Harajuku

My favorite must have been the delicious Creme Brulee Crepe at ComCrepe, setting you back 600 YEN, $5.30 US dollars. Next, we entered the hidden food court on the second floor of the Solado building where we tried the Arirang Hot Dog for 430 YEN, $3.80 US dollars and Black Takoyaki for 500 YEN, $4.50 US dollars which is actually Bamboo Charcoal takoyaki.

Above, the most insane place in Harajuku most be RonRon Cafe but for that you'll have to watch the end of the video, an experience that will set you back 1800 YEN, $16 US dollars for 40 minutes. What is your favorite Harajuku snack? Let me know by leaving a comment.

Arirang Hot Dog in Harajuku