Big Bro – Spicy Glutinous Rice Crusts
After the last outing, I think it’s safe to say I found a new must-buy brand and am thoroughly addicted to these. Of the flavours I’ve seen in my area, it’s really just the original,…
Category: Asia
Mintia Breeze – Ume Squash
Some may debate on what classifies as a mint – to me, it’s usually something you put into your mouth to let it freshen your breath while also making you feel refreshed. Ideally it does…
DARS Chocolate – Premium White Brownie
With some products, it’s a little more evident what makes something “premium”. I am not quite sure what makes this particular product so, other than a fancy package, some nice gold trim and the words…
Shoei Delicy – Strawberry Crunch Chocolate
Prior to this I’ve had no exposure to this brand, so I’m going into this pretty much blind. These types of chocolates can really be hit or miss depending on the execution, so I’m a…
Kabaya Tough Gummy – Kiwi Spark
I’ve seen Kabaya gummies before, mostly from the same product line of Tough. They are iconic for that intense, tough guy packaging and coming in a tiny pack of gummy cubes. I can’t be the…
Hi-Chew – Banana & Milk
Admittedly I’ve done a lot of duplicate flavours by now, and even if this isn’t a dupe, surely there is a lot of overlap with my other reviews. I have a tough time figuring how…
Morozoff – Arcadia
This was a gift from a family friend, and I was intrigued by the packaging, so I dug right into it. It looks fancy enough, and upon further research, it seems these are indeed, confirmed…
Meiji – Rum & Raisin Chocolate
When I saw these, I confused them at first with the similar looking product line of Lotte which combines fruits with liquors. They have a similar look and are going for the same premium feel…
Big Bro – Original Glutinous Rice Crusts
As a kid I remember the first time I discovered “wo ba” or crispy rice as it translates to English. I saw it on a menu where it was a seafood soup with crispy rice.…
Hi-Chew – Fantasy Mix
When east meets west – a common phrase used to denote the marriage of two vastly different cultures. Mayhaps it’s just me personal experience, but when I hear that phrase I often think of food,…