Food
10 Asian Sweets You Need To Try
Looking for a new treat to try? Here’s a list of 10 Asian sweets that you can simply buy off of Amazon, or make by yourself at home with the right ingredients and materials. Just so you know, AsianFeed may earn a small share of sales from qualifying purchases which helps us continue producing content. Now let’s get started. These delectable selections will make your mouth water!
1. Taiyaki
Taiyaki is a Japanese fish-shaped cake, usually filled with red bean paste. Other fillings include custard, chocolate, cheese, and sweet potato. The exterior is made with pancake or waffle batter. Although fully made taiyaki cannot be purchased online, you can make these by yourself with a taiyaki maker here! Coming from personal experience, this dessert is absolutely delicious, and I would 10/10 recommend it.

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2. White Rabbit
White Rabbit is a Chinese, milk-based, creamy candy in the shape of small rectangles. Something special about this candy is that under the wax-paper wrapper, lies a thin, additional layer made from rice. And it’s meant to be eaten along with the candy! This candy is so delicious and a favorite of mine. Buy these from Amazon here.

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3. Melona
Melona is a popular South Korean ice pop. The classic flavor, as implied by the name, is honeydew melon. However, there are other beloved flavors as well, such as banana, mango, strawberry, coconut, and purple yam. For a refreshing treat in the summer, try Melona, available at most Asian marts!

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4. Castella Cake
Castella is a Japanese traditional confectionery with the main ingredients being flour, sugar, eggs, and mizuame (a type of sugar syrup). The flavor is very light with a mild sweetness, so it is perfect in the upcoming summertime with green tea or iced coffee. Get packaged castella cake here!

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5. Egg Tarts
The egg tart is a type of custard tart from Cantonese cuisine. The dessert consists of an outer pastry crust filled with egg custard. Egg tarts are commonly served at dim sum restaurants and cha chaan tengs. Make your own at home with these egg tart molds from Amazon at this link!

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6. Injeolmi
Injeolmi is a type of tteok (Korean rice cake) coated in roasted soybean powder. It is made by steaming and pounding glutinous rice flour. Injeolmi is not only a popular snack, but also a high-quality tteok commonly used for Korean parties, feasts, and banquets. On top of that, this treat is easily digested and nutritious. You can try this with no regrets! Easily purchase the roasted soybean powder from this link.

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7. Hi-Chew
First released in 1975, this immensely popular candy has gained fans from all over the world. Hi-Chews are a Japanese fruit chew with the texture of chewing gum. In the United States, there are 14 available Hi-Chew flavors, which are watermelon, strawberry, green apple, dragon fruit, mango, grape, peach, banana, melon, cherry, kiwi, acai, pineapple, and lilikoi (exclusive to Hawaii). Amazon offers countless varieties of this timeless fruit chew!

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8. Ginger Chew
Originally from Indonesia, ginger chews are essentially pieces of pure ginger root that are boiled to soften and then coated in a thin layer of sugar. Not only are ginger chews delicious, they also help to soothe the stomach, among other health benefits. You can purchase your own ginger chews here!

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9. Tomoe Ame Rice Candy
Tomoe Ame is a soft, chewy, citrus-flavored candy from Japan. Under the wrapper, the candy has an additional rice paper layer, similar to the White Rabbit candy (mentioned above). Tomoe Ame rice candies are so fun to chew, and incredibly delicious as well. To try Tomoe Ame rice candies, follow this link!

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10. Haw Flakes
Haw flakes are Chinese sweets made from the fruit of the Chinese hawthorn. They are produced in 2-millimeter thick disks, and are sold in stacks. Haw flakes are perfect with tea, and for children, they are great as a snack. For around $6, you can buy 10 rolls from Amazon!

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Food
A Japanese Convenience Store Chain Launches a Unique Mayonnaise-Flavored Drink For Mayo Lovers
Japanese convenience store chain Lawson has introduced “Nomu Mayo,” a mayonnaise-flavored drink that has sparked curiosity and debate online.
Japanese convenience store chain Lawson has introduced “Nomu Mayo,” a mayonnaise-flavored drink that has sparked curiosity and debate online.
The drink, designed to deliver the “rich and sour” essence of mayonnaise, has been described by testers as “salty and creamy,” with some comparing it to “liquid Kewpie mayo.”
Social media reactions have been mixed, with one user humorously calling it “a crime against food,” while another admitted, “My curiosity is piqued—I need answers!”
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Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) is introducing its premium milk tea brand, Milksha, to the United States to tap into the growing demand for specialty beverages.
JFC has signed a licensing agreement through its subsidiaries, Milkshop Japan Inc. and MKSA LLC, to open Milksha stores in California, New York, and Texas.
The food conglomerate also plans to expand Milksha’s presence through franchising opportunities in additional states to increase its share in the specialty beverage market.
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A Japanese Pizza Chain Has Created an Adorable Pet-Friendly Pizza for Dog
Japanese pizza chain ‘Pizza-La’ has launched the Wanko Pizza, a dog-friendly treat featuring a chicken crust topped with teriyaki chicken, corn, mushrooms, and shredded seaweed, designed to delight furry friends.
Japanese pizza chain ‘Pizza-La’ has launched the Wanko Pizza, a dog-friendly treat featuring a chicken crust topped with teriyaki chicken, corn, mushrooms, and shredded seaweed, designed to delight furry friends.
Initially released in 2021 and available only in select pet supply stores, Pizza-La now offers the Wanko Pizza at branches nationwide in Japan as of September 9.
Priced at 880 yen ($6.10), this frozen pizza thaws easily in the fridge or microwave, making it a convenient and healthy option for dogs, while also being safe for humans to sample.

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