Pay ¥4,840, get ¥4,400 in meal tickets — plus an apple mug, tea set and corduroy bag
Based on Coco’s official lucky bag page (as of ). Reservations are taken in store only — not by phone or online.

Branches that open at 11:00 start taking reservations at 11:00. Use the store finder (店舗検索) on the official page to find one near you.
Seven items, all on an apple theme
Coco’s (ココス) is a nationwide family restaurant chain in Japan, known for hamburg steaks and desserts. Its winter lucky bag always pairs meal tickets with tea-time goods. The 2027 theme is apples, in season through autumn and winter: an original honey apple tea, plus a mug, strainer, lid and coaster — everything you need to brew a cup the day you get it.








How the 8 meal tickets work
- Value
- Each takes ¥500 off the pre-tax subtotal — ¥550 off including tax when dining in, ¥540 for takeout
- Total
- ¥4,400 for dine-in, ¥4,320 for takeout (tax incl.)
- Valid
- Dec 28, 2026 (Mon) – Jun 30, 2027 (Wed)
- Where
- Any Coco’s in Japan. Use as many as you like on one bill
- Stacking
- Works with other coupons and vouchers. Percentage discounts apply first
- Not for
- Retail goods at the counter. No cash refunds and no change given
- Points
- Coco’s Mileage points are earned on the amount after the discount (not at branches in Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Gifu, Shiga, Nara or Kyoto)
Because no change is given, a ticket used on a bill under ¥550 wastes the difference. Two people spending around ¥2,000 can use three; a family of four can clear all eight in one meal.
Is it worth it? The goods cost you ¥440
Assumes every ticket is used for dine-in. Takeout-only use gives ¥4,320 in discounts.
You pay ¥4,840 and get ¥4,400 back in dine-in discounts. The remaining ¥440 buys the bag, mug, tea and the other goods. If you’ll eat at Coco’s a few times in the next six months, it’s hard to lose.
- The bag itself earns points: each one adds 4,800 Coco’s Mileage points (except at branches in the seven prefectures above).
- Flexible payment: cash, credit cards, e-money, QR payments and common point programs all work, as do Zensho Holdings shareholder meal vouchers and JF Gourmet Cards. Coco’s own meal vouchers and local-government premium meal tickets can’t be used.
- Same setup as last year: the 2026 bag was also ¥4,840 with eight ¥500 tickets (¥4,400). This year the knit bag, mug and teaspoon give way to a corduroy bag and an apple tea set.
From reservation to pick-up
Reservations run until stock runs out — there’s no fixed end date.
- 1From Nov 20 (Fri) 10:00, ask at the registerSay how many you want (up to 3). You’ll get a form — write your name, phone number and quantity.
- 2Pay on the spot and receive an exchange ticketPayment is due when you reserve. Keep the ticket safe until pick-up.
- 3Dec 28 (Mon) – Jan 7 (Thu): hand in the ticket at the same branchPick-up is only at the branch where you reserved. There are no same-day sales — no reservation, no bag.
Cancellations are accepted only in person at the branch where you reserved, until Dec 14 (Mon) 23:59. Not by phone or online.
Things to check before you reserve
- Not sold at Airport Dining, Kansai International Airport.
- Four branches under renovation start later: Chiba Kaizuka from Nov 28 (Sat), Fujiyoshida from Dec 3 (Thu), Sasaoki from Dec 5 (Sat), Oimatsuda from Dec 12 (Sat). Pick-up is still Dec 28 – Jan 7.
- For branches in Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Gifu, Shiga, Nara and Kyoto, stock status isn’t shown online — ask the branch.
- Percentage discounts can’t be used on the lucky bag.
- Designs, colors and specs may change. The bag is sewn, so sizes can vary slightly.
Who it suits
- You’ll eat at Coco’s two or three times before next June
- You often go with family or friends
- You drink tea and want a matching mug, strainer and lid
- You have Zensho shareholder vouchers you’re not sure how to use
- There’s no Coco’s near you, or you go less than once in six months
- You’ll be away over New Year (Dec 28 – Jan 7) and can’t reach the branch
- You only want discounts, not goods (the official app’s coupons will do)
To compare with other chains, see our Japan Lucky Bags 2027 roundup with dates for Starbucks, KFC, Yakiniku King and more.
FAQ
- Q. How much is the Coco’s lucky bag 2027?
- ¥4,400 (¥4,840 with tax). Limited quantities, up to 3 per person.
- Q. What’s inside?
- Seven items: a corduroy bag, apple-print mug, apple tea strainer, Honey Apple Tea, mug lid, cork coaster, and eight ¥500 meal tickets.
- Q. When and where can I reserve?
- From Friday, November 20, 2026 at 10:00, at the register of any Coco’s in Japan (11:00 at branches that open then). No phone or online reservations.
- Q. When do I pick it up?
- December 28, 2026 (Mon) to January 7, 2027 (Thu), at the branch where you reserved, using your exchange ticket.
- Q. How much are the meal tickets worth? Can I use them for takeout?
- Eight ¥500 tickets: ¥4,400 including tax when dining in. They work for takeout too, but the different tax rate makes it ¥4,320. Valid until June 30, 2027.
- Q. Can I combine the tickets with other coupons?
- Yes. They stack with other coupons and vouchers, and you can use several on one bill. No change is given.
- Q. Can I buy the bag with shareholder vouchers?
- Yes, with Zensho Holdings shareholder meal vouchers, and JF Gourmet Cards are accepted too. Coco’s own meal vouchers and local-government premium meal tickets are not.
- Q. Can I cancel?
- Only in person at the branch where you reserved, until December 14 (Mon) 23:59. No cancellations by phone, online, or after the deadline.
- Q. Can I just buy one on the day?
- No. It’s reservation-only, with no same-day sales.
Sources
- Coco’s “Winter Lucky Bag 2027” official page (Japanese)
- Nihon Shokuryo Shimbun: Coco’s Winter Lucky Bag 2027 (Japanese)
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