FamilyMart is a never-ending haven of new flavors; quite frankly, writing a post for every new sweet from FamilyMart would be a full-time job!
Top 5 coffee flavored treats you’ll find only in Japan!
From coffee-flavored ice cream to drinkable tiramisus, these are my top five favorite coffee treats in Japan!
FamilyMart’s new “Sweet Pan” collection adds a touch of gourmet
Crafted by famous Japanese pastry chef Yuji Ajiki, FamilyMart’s “Sweet Pan” campaign adds fancy new delicacies to the baked goods section.
Top 5 FamilyMart frappés that’ll knock your socks off!
FamilyMart is one of the giants of Japan’s convenience store chains. Known for their gourmet desserts, here are the top 5 FamilyMart frappés!
Japan’s FamilyMart showcases an obsession with anime cards!
I’ve said before that Japan is an anime society and I stand by my claim. FamilyMart’s stacks of collectible anime cards are living proof!
Top 5 potato chips in Japan (ranked by taste)
Japan has a plethora of potato chip brands you won’t find elsewhere, some of which offer unique tastes and flavors that just hit different!
Japan vs Korea – convenience store differences?
In this edition of my “Japan vs Korea” series, I go over the 5 most notable differences between Japan and Korea’s convenience stores.
How to make a delicious iced coffee frappé at FamilyMart
As a foreigner in Japan, making a sophisticated beverage like a frappé at a convenience store may seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be!
FamilyMart’s Black Thunder series pays homage to a local favorite
You could call it the “Oreo of Japan,” because Black Thunder is a Japanese chocolate brand that’s taking the world by storm!
Top 5 cup noodles from Japan’s convenience stores
Cup noodles are the cheapest form of food you can get in Japan, responsible for keeping the nation alive when times are tough.
5 best types of ice cream from Japan’s convenience stores
From sweet potato soft serve to ice cream in a tube, here are the best types of ice cream you’ll find at Japan’s convenience stores!
Top 5 Mt. Rainier coffee drinks from Japan’s convenience stores
Mt. Rainier may be named after a mountain near Seattle, but it’s also a Japanese brand of coffee inspired by American brewing practices.