The mahjong set that was built to go wherever you dare to go, including the pool. Junk Food Mahj is a full American Mahjong tile set shaped like your favorite snack-table food — fries, pizza, ramen, dessert, and all the snack-table attitude that comes with it. Lightweight at 2 lb for the complete set with travel pouch, floats in water, and holds up to real play at the pool, beach, lake, patio, or game night.
Why it’s different
- Complete set with travel pouch weighs 2 lb.
- Floats in water
- Full-size American mahjong tiles
- Made in America
- Original artist-designed junk food tile faces
- Comes with travel bag, dice, guide, and extras
- Great for pool days, vacations, girls’ trips, beach houses, and game nights
What comes in the bag
- 154 American mahjong tiles
- 6 blank tiles for house rules
- Large Dice
- Travel pouch
- Tile guide
- Lightweight, floating design
Tile size: 36 x 25 x 12 mm
Set weight: 2 lb (complete set with travel pouch)
Each set is designed and 3D printed by artist Katie Buzzacco in her Columbus, Ohio studio — ships in 7-10 business days.
Fun. Funky. Floats.
These tiles won't cry over sand between their buns.
Care Instructions
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Keep it cool: Do not leave your set in direct sunlight, in a hot car, or near heat sources. Heat can warp 3D printed tiles.
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Cleaning: Wipe tiles with a soft, slightly damp cloth. After the pool, beach, or lake, rinse with fresh water and dry before packing them away. For stubborn spots, use a drop of mild dish soap, then dry right away.
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Avoid: Harsh cleaners, alcohol, acetone, and abrasive pads. Do not put tiles in the dishwasher.
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Storage: Store tiles in the travel pouch in a cool, dry place.
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Handling: Avoid dropping tiles or stacking heavy items on them. 3D printed pieces can chip or crack under impact.
ALL SALES FINAL
Due to the small-batch, made-to-order nature of our products, all sales are final. If your order arrives damaged or there is an issue with your order, please contact us and we'll make it right. Slight variations in color, finish, and visible print lines are a natural part of the 3D-printing process and are not considered defects.
