Food Review: Tokyo 1

We have been eating quite a lot of things, but many of the pictures are stuck on our phones at the moment and Lyndal and Shara haven't got around to reviewing stuff yet. In the meantime, here are some things that I have eaten.

Weird spicy chips

I got these at Lawson Station (Lawson Station is the best convenience store btw) for about ¥280 (pretty expensive). They are some sort of spicy crisp, but they are way less spicy than the bag makes out. I am a wuss when it comes to hot things but these are no problem. The aftertaste feels a little lacking though. Maybe it tastes... prawny? I dunno. Still good, though. Shara and Lyndal seemed to really like them.

Rating: 4 stars

Meiji Chocolate

This isn't super good chocolate or anything, but it's only ¥100 for a chocolate bar, which is pretty cheap. Enjoyable enough.

Rating: 4 stars

Bag of French Crullers

Shara bought these from Lawson Station (Lawson Station is the best convenience store) for less than ¥300, which seems super cheap to me! I have never eaten a cruller so I can't say how authentic it tasted, but I thought it was real nice. It was megasweet and kind of crumbly. It kind of dissolved in my mouth which was interesting. These tasted like the waffles we used to buy in Shin Osaka JR station which are AMAZING, so they are good. GG Japan.

Rating: 5 stars