Costco in Japan: Uncovering Unique Food Court Delights and Local Products

A recent video by traveler racquecitytravels has captivated online audiences by offering a glimpse into a Costco store in Japan, revealing distinct differences from its Western counterparts. The footage highlights a diverse food court menu featuring items such as the popular bulgogi bake and a vibrant green matcha soft serve, alongside familiar staples like pizza and hot dogs. The video also showcases an array of Japanese-specific products available on the warehouse floor, including unique KitKat flavors, large "Super Big" Calbee potato chip bags, pre-packaged ramen sets, and extensive selections of fresh sushi and prepared meals like honey spicy shrimp and garlic fried chicken. The creator emphasizes that international Costco memberships are valid at Japanese locations, encouraging global members to explore these unique offerings. The video has generated significant online discussion, with many viewers expressing surprise and excitement over the distinct product selection and food court items, noting the perceived affordability and quality. Comments frequently question the possibility of using foreign membership cards and express a desire to visit.

The Daily Dot

one month ago

"I’d go broke": Traveler gives a tour of what Costco looks like in Japan

"BRO THE MATCHA ICE CREAM????"