If you find that you’re hungry throughout the day, it’s easy to head into a store and overspend on snacks, but what if we told you there was another way to satisfy cravings? You’ve heard of grocery delivery services and meal kits, but you might not be familiar with snack box subscriptions. And you’re missing out. They offer a curated selection of snacks from around the world ranging from sweet treats to those designed to cater to specific dietary needs. And best of all, they’re delivered right to your doorstep.
You’d be surprised how many snack box subscriptions there are, but we’ve tested the top options to find one that suits everyone — whether you need fuel for gaming, work meetings or treats for the kids. After taste-testing a lineup of 2025’s best options, here are our top picks.
Whether you prefer spicy, crunchy, sweet or salty — or all of ’em at once — these are the best snack box subscription options for yourself or to give as a gift.
Best snack box subscriptions for 2025
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The Japanese have snacking down to an art. Bokksu knows this better than anyone, collecting some of the best Japanese snacks and sending them in a one-time curated or recurring monthly snack box. And I have to say, I’m a little obsessed with these. The best part about the Bokksu box is that almost none of these Japanese snacks remind you much of snacks we already have in the US but are (mostly) freakin’ delicious. This raises the question: “What the heck are we doing wrong here, people?!”
Best snacks: Seaweed tempura, green tea and lemon cakes, yuzu gummies and matcha or strawberry Kit-Kats
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Tokyo Treat is another service that collects snacks, cookies and candy from Japan, which after several rounds of testing I declare the snack capital of the world. Tokyo Treat has some overlap with Bokksu but treats are slightly more geared toward kids with classic salty or strawberry-flavored snacks and fewer laced with “adult flavors” such as nori (seaweed), coffee or green tea.
Best snacks: Sakusaku Panda strawberry cookies, Yaokin Soba-Meshi rice noodle snacks
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MunchPak features some of the best snacks from around the world, including countries like Brazil, France, Canada, Greece and Japan, earning it a spot on our list of the best snack subscription boxes. While Bokksu is serving up 100% snack class, MunchPak has a few more, let’s call them, guilty pleasure snacks in its subscription box. If you’re a sucker for goodies like Flamin’ Hot Cheetos and Sour Patch anything but also consider yourself worldly, this is probably a good snack box for you.
I noticed in my MunchPak that there was a higher percentage of sweets — 15 sweets to just five savory snacks — just in case that helps you decide. For someone with a hankering for global sweet treats, it doesn’t get much better than this.
Best snacks: Biscolata mood cookies, Kingsbury Flamin’ Hot Claws and Fini sour candy straws