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Syocoramochi Wagashi is also known as Chocolat Mochi. It is a pure chocolate wrapped in the soft rice cake topped with Cocoa powder. It came in 6 pieces in a box for $12.00. This is a definitely must try for all chocolate lover. Good quality pure chocolate was wrapped in a thin layer of mochi. When you slowly bite it to break the skin of mochi then you will get to taste the awesomeness of the chocolate filling within. A good try but an expensive one. It is a $2.00 for a bite sized piece of Syoco
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Syocoramochi Wagashi is also known as Chocolat Mochi. It is a pure chocolate wrapped in the soft rice cake topped with Cocoa powder. It came in 6 pieces in a box for $12.00.

This is a definitely must try for all chocolate lover. Good quality pure chocolate was wrapped in a thin layer of mochi. When you slowly bite it to break the skin of mochi then you will get to taste the awesomeness of the chocolate filling within.

A good try but an expensive one. It is a $2.00 for a bite sized piece of Syocoramochi Wagashi.
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2012-01-20 28 views
You might be wondering what exactly is Wagashi. Wagashi is a traditional Japanese confectionery served with tea. The most common types are those made of fruits, azuki bean paste and fruits.I was delighted to come across them when shopping for CNY goodies at Takashimaya. I was in dilemma in choosing what i most wanted as there are a wide range of varieties. I ended up getting a box of 20 pieces of Hakutoumochi for $25.00. You can choose to have 12 pieces for $20.00 too. Hakutoumochi is a Wagashi
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You might be wondering what exactly is Wagashi. Wagashi is a traditional Japanese confectionery served with tea. The most common types are those made of fruits, azuki bean paste and fruits.

I was delighted to come across them when shopping for CNY goodies at Takashimaya. I was in dilemma in choosing what i most wanted as there are a wide range of varieties. I ended up getting a box of 20 pieces of Hakutoumochi for $25.00. You can choose to have 12 pieces for $20.00 too. Hakutoumochi is a Wagashi made of sweet white peach paste wrapped with soft rice cake.

The filling has gotten a nice peach taste at the right level of sweetness wrapped in a layer of soft mochi. Each one is of a bite sized at $1.25 for such a delicate piece.

This is no doubt an enjoyable snack but an expensive one, too.
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2011-12-22 51 views
I saw these on the Takashimaya brochure and I just had to get them. They are made for the Mooncake Festival and they cost quite a pretty penny. There is like 12 bunnies in the box. Oh my god. They are so cute! They even have a little bunny butt with tail. Look nice, taste not nice. The fillings inside are made with yuzu. The smell of the yuzu is quite strong, although it is very fragrant, and the paste is quite sweet. You have to harden your heart to eat them…..
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I saw these on the Takashimaya brochure and I just had to get them. They are made for the Mooncake Festival and they cost quite a pretty penny. There is like 12 bunnies in the box. Oh my god. They are so cute! They even have a little bunny butt with tail. Look nice, taste not nice. The fillings inside are made with yuzu. The smell of the yuzu is quite strong, although it is very fragrant, and the paste is quite sweet. You have to harden your heart to eat them…..
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2011-03-11 43 views
Japanese fans, prepare to glorify - a japanese restaurant that's not in the hotel serving real japanese rice with all the delectable choices of FLAVORS the rice you want with your meal!The best thing ever, we wanted to try like Baikohken but it was full house so we were so hungry at 2PM on a saturday and so we decided to try this new stall. I was peering over looking at each before deciding. You choose the set which comes with the salad, miso, pickles, vegetables, the meat (unagi, beef, etc.) an
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Japanese fans, prepare to glorify - a japanese restaurant that's not in the hotel serving real japanese rice with all the delectable choices of FLAVORS the rice you want with your meal!

The best thing ever, we wanted to try like Baikohken but it was full house so we were so hungry at 2PM on a saturday and so we decided to try this new stall.

I was peering over looking at each before deciding. You choose the set which comes with the salad, miso, pickles, vegetables, the meat (unagi, beef, etc.) and the rice. Now the rice, is the signature of this store.

From different colors and taste, say vegetable taste like taro? The purple greyish one or so to salmon (most popular and the nicest bit of salty taste), which I recommend!

About $17 as I took the unagi set! Although portion is still like 3/5 full for me, its Japanese hello serving an adequate portion for a meal I'm just monstrous, ahhhh, the real japanese rice sits on my tongue, ever so chewy, flavorful and delicate. The wonderful gohan from nippon!
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  • salmon sake rice