Sharing Southeast Asian stories at your doorstep
Tuk Tuk Box is a mission driven, first generation Southeast Asian women owned brand whose mission is to create economic opportunities, advocate, and uplift the Southeast Asian community through the use of food and storytelling as a catalyst for change.
How it Works
Step 1: Choose a Box
We have a variety of options, from the original Southeast Snack Box (available in 3 funky levels) to Southeast Noods, and special edition boxes.
Step 2: Buy Once or Subscribe
All of our boxes can be purchased “one-time”, no commitment required. Subscribe and receive exclusive goodies every month. We also offer 3/6/12 month prepaid subscriptions.
Step 3: Wait, Unbox, and Enjoy!
If you love it, please spread the word to your family and friends. Make sure to tag us on Instagram @tuktukbox. We love to see your unboxing experiences!
Let's get Funky!
Our Values
WOC Owned + Operated
Tuk Tuk Box is founded & owned by two Southeast Asian women who are daughters of immigrants and refugees, who strive to authentically represent and advocate for our communities.
Storytelling
We firmly believe we each have unique experiences that deserve to be heard, and that sharing these stories will help us understand one another - within our communities and among society at large. We’re proud to include refugee, migrant, and generational stories in every box.
Uplifting
Southeast Asians are often left invisible in mainstream spaces. We prioritize partnering with and amplifying Southeast Asian small businesses, local farmers, chefs, and artists for the collective growth of our communities and ecosystem. We are dedicated to including a small business product in every box.
Social Change
We use food as a catalyst and conversation starter, with the intention of addressing topics such as race and colorism so that we can uplift and advocate for our communities AND fellow BIPOC communities.
Giving Back
Tuk Tuk Box gives back 10% to the community through our charity partner Courageous Kitchen, a 501c3 food education non-profit, and other BIPOC community organizations.