Daily Quickie: Japanese Mixed Nuts Snack
Daily Quickie will be a short tag on the title which I'll use for blog entries about food I'm snacking at home, work or anywhere.
I have always had a fascination for Japanese stores, those in the likes of Daiso and Saizen. So every time I hangout at Trinoma, there is no doubt that the Japan Home Centre doesn't go unnoticed. I already bought quite a few items from this Japanese store -- toiletries, storage cases, and yes, even food items.
For a not-so-recent trip, I grabbed a pack of Triko brand Japanese mixed nuts snack (P88). I also got a pair of UCC Blended Coffee (the other one went to my date).
Although the coffee did not standout as it tasted like any other canned coffee, the Japanese mixed nuts snack on the other hand, stirred up my interest. Inside the large pack were 10 smaller packets of the crunchy goodies.
I gave each of our household member a packet of these Japanese snack. And although we weren't really familiar with this brand and kind of snack, our whole house enjoyed it, especially my little sister.
Within a night, we were able to finish all the 10 packets. Each plastic pack had green peas, nuts, and assorted rice crackers. I especially love the one with the Nori (seaweed) sheet.
It was funny how after devouring our newly-discovered snack, my lil sis was left unsatisfied and wanted more. So just last Wednesday before heading to Stacy's, I revisited Japan Home Centre just to get a pack.
How about you, have you tried shopping at Daiso, Saizen or Japan Home Centre? What have you been buying from them? Let me know if I'm missing out on awesome food treats from these Japanese stores.
I have always had a fascination for Japanese stores, those in the likes of Daiso and Saizen. So every time I hangout at Trinoma, there is no doubt that the Japan Home Centre doesn't go unnoticed. I already bought quite a few items from this Japanese store -- toiletries, storage cases, and yes, even food items.
For a not-so-recent trip, I grabbed a pack of Triko brand Japanese mixed nuts snack (P88). I also got a pair of UCC Blended Coffee (the other one went to my date).
Although the coffee did not standout as it tasted like any other canned coffee, the Japanese mixed nuts snack on the other hand, stirred up my interest. Inside the large pack were 10 smaller packets of the crunchy goodies.
I gave each of our household member a packet of these Japanese snack. And although we weren't really familiar with this brand and kind of snack, our whole house enjoyed it, especially my little sister.
Within a night, we were able to finish all the 10 packets. Each plastic pack had green peas, nuts, and assorted rice crackers. I especially love the one with the Nori (seaweed) sheet.
It was funny how after devouring our newly-discovered snack, my lil sis was left unsatisfied and wanted more. So just last Wednesday before heading to Stacy's, I revisited Japan Home Centre just to get a pack.
How about you, have you tried shopping at Daiso, Saizen or Japan Home Centre? What have you been buying from them? Let me know if I'm missing out on awesome food treats from these Japanese stores.
yum! Now I want to go back to Saizen to grab some Japanese candies! lol
ReplyDeletei'm a fan of daiso shop but i never tried buying any food items. (scared) =) i love mixed nuts.
ReplyDeleteOh I know this! It's good :)
ReplyDeletei like going to saizen too :))
ReplyDeleteI but meiji chocolates at Saizen. Or any other store for that matter that carries them. Hehehe! =)
ReplyDeleteSaizen really have a lot of things that Filipinos really love to buy. Lately, they have fab fab items for gifts.
ReplyDeleteThat looks interesting. I love Saizen and how affordable stuff are there. Let's make a haul there one time! Although the charcoal mask I bought from them just gave me zits... too much for my face to handle I guess... XD
ReplyDelete@Gellie Abogado: Sure! I've been at Saizen but I'm a little scared to buy beauty products.. XD Maybe I can do a haul more on their food items instead.. XD
ReplyDeleteI remember when I had that Japanese mixed nuts phase of mine. My room always had a pack of some! LOL
ReplyDeletethose little stores sometimes bring big surprises
ReplyDeleteWow! thanks for sharing I love those types of snacks too. Will try it out. =)
ReplyDeleteWow. There's also Nori included in the pack? Interesting. What I like to buy are the chocolate-filled marshmallows.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, have you tried going to Muji? It's also a Japanese store if I'm not mistaken. They sell pretty neat stuff there like containers, furniture and even food.
@Denise: I've seen Muji at Bonifacio High Street and their new branch at SM MoA. I haven't gone inside yet though. I think they're prices are higher.. ^^ But I'll try to check the food/snack section soon :D
ReplyDeleteI share your fascination with Japanese groceries/stores. :)I go to Saizen for my matcha mochi and royal milk tea powder supply. Have you tried Choto Stop along Pasong Tamo in Makati? It's inside the Little Tokyo compound and most of the items sold there cost P75 only.
ReplyDeletemmmmm...nuuuttssss...eerrr..well, my fave but be careful not to eat too much or you'll pro'lly have a spike in uric.
ReplyDeleteoh, I love those....yummy! I always get a pack every time I shop at an Asian store.
ReplyDeleteA must try then.
ReplyDeleteBeen quite scared of trying the food items except of course their chocolate section which is always a no fail for me :)
Mukhang masarap nga! Now, I'm craving for some nuts!
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to get some of those Japanese mixed nuts snack for my father =)
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