We went grocery shopping in Japan!
Japanese supermarkets probably have the most impressive selections on earthā¦
From ready-to-eat bento meals, fresh sashimi, to 4L whiskey!
Check out our supermarket tour at a supermarket in Tokyo, Japan.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 ā Visually, the best food/supermarket weāve seen
2:02 ā Fruit is expensive in Japan?
3:20 ā Vegetables are affordable though, especially cabbage
4:10 ā NOODLE SANDWICH! & single slice pizza, prepared burger
5:28 ā The prepared food in Japan is cheap and beautiful
7:10 ā TUNA EYEBALLS the size of BASEBALLS
7:28 ā Does this have food coloring?
8:28 ā JAPAN HAS GREAT MEAT AT GOOD PRICES
11:31 ā Eggs, butter, cheese and milk prices
13:39 ā HUGE ALCOHOL SECTION with 4 LITER WHISKY
15:50 ā 7-11 brand chips? Butter flavor?
18:18 ā Ketchup, mustard and soy sauce
19:39 ā Canadian connection š š š š š š
20:09 ā So any Japanese soft drinks! Carbonated MILK?
21:43 ā FINAL REVIEW: Japan is awesome
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All right full Supermarket tour here in Japan onĀ a very rainy day so letās go inside and warm upĀ Ā and see what theyāre selling and what it costsĀ so naturally when we walk in the front door weĀ Ā
See the fruit and veggie section first but firstĀ things first we can see that this is one of theĀ Ā most clearly labeled and organized groceryĀ stores weāve been to from bread to delicatesĀ Ā and to produce right at the front door and evenĀ before we get into the fruit and veggies weāveĀ Ā
Got this stand here which has all of this preĀ prepared food which I got to say it looks prettyĀ Ā darn fresh and well uh tempora well arranged andĀ to be honest the prices are pretty good um maybeĀ Ā
A Japanese person would not love the flavorĀ of this stuff maybe itās not the most freshĀ Ā but I mean this is I think it looks like a porkĀ cutlet with cabbage beneath it maybe some riceĀ Ā
On the bottom for 600 Yen and it looks prettyĀ good in the packaging and the selection is hugeĀ Ā even like some grilled fish here potentially evenĀ eel with rice with the little seeds on top itāsĀ Ā
So nicely done and itās only 600 Yen uh itāsĀ a big piece of fish big piece of fish I meanĀ Ā itās a good deal even with the egg on top sort ofĀ looks like they just put it there in the past 10Ā Ā
Or 15 minutes maybe itās old but like this lookĀ how the sauce is sitting there it looks so niceĀ Ā right and I guess everything here is 600 Yen allĀ of the pre-prepared stuff which is a pretty goodĀ Ā
Price for a meal I mean this is a good idea forĀ like a student or anyone trying to save money 600Ā Ā Yen for a full meal is quite nice oh oh exceptĀ for one the unagi which is the eel uh grilledĀ Ā
Eel about 1,000 yen still a fair price for whatĀ Iām led to believe is a delicacy the grilled eelĀ Ā here in Japan and even some for 500 wow itās aĀ good deal I canāt say enough how beautiful theyĀ Ā
Look it almost looks fake it almost looks likeĀ the display in the front of the restaurant whereĀ Ā they put the fake food on on the plate it almostĀ looks like that so shiny and nice presentationĀ Ā
Is C time yeah really and so into the fruit andĀ veggie section we go now it is winter time whichĀ Ā Iām assuming thatās why the strawberries are soĀ expensive this says 980 Yen per pack and a packĀ Ā
Will get you anywhere from 5 to 7 strawberriesĀ itās like more than an American dollar perĀ Ā strawberry so Iām assuming thatās because of theĀ winter time but they did get a display right inĀ Ā
The front of the store so I guess they look prettyĀ and I guess people are buying them and the grapesĀ Ā look so pretty too maybe itās a lighting inĀ here or something everythingās just shiny andĀ Ā
Fresh looking but uh again the price is prettyĀ out of whack thatās 1,800 Yen for one bundle ofĀ Ā grapes which wow pricy Iām sure it tastes goodĀ they look very pump true and so naturally IvanĀ Ā
And I have been sticking to oranges and bananasĀ one of these bags cost you 500 yen which is aĀ Ā fair price for a bag that size and the bananasĀ seem to be quite affordable [Music] actually And so it seems pretty consistent that the fruitsĀ are more expensive than the veggies here certainlyĀ Ā the cabbage is uh a steel here in Japan butĀ we found a bunch of good deals on variousĀ Ā packs of veggies whereas the fruits seem to be aĀ little bit more expensive but of course right atĀ Ā
The front door theyāve got some sushi here pureĀ Japanese style and again a Japanese person mightĀ Ā say this is not the best sushi ever but it looksĀ like a million bucks and it only costs 800 YenĀ Ā
Itās kind of like so perfect and so arrangedĀ uh for me and you would probably taste goodĀ Ā so pretty so pretty right and even some sushiĀ salad over here or something like that uh 600Ā Ā Yen looks amazing right wow so colorful and soĀ next up we can show you guys the bread sectionĀ Ā
Where weāll show you loaves of bread in a secondĀ but I guess the front of the store here is allĀ Ā preprepared food so this is like a little BurgerĀ itās got a patty in it and itās got some cabbageĀ Ā
And some mayonnaise looks like a chicken burgerĀ and for 270 Yen I mean itās a lot cheaper than aĀ Ā McDonaldās burger in Canada so itās probably goodĀ but the star of the show of the bakery section atĀ Ā
Least will be this uh not the first time youon itĀ and I have seen this this is a noodle sandwich forĀ Ā 240 Yen I mean itās affordable weāve never triedĀ it to be honest but this is something weāve onlyĀ Ā
Seen in Japan uh noodle sandwich and theyāveĀ even got single slices of pizza individuallyĀ Ā wrapped which uh could be yummy although might beĀ stuck to the plastic inside 240 Yen and uh even aĀ Ā little American section here American flag someĀ corn pizza is that something like corn pizza andĀ Ā
Then American flag for 400 Yen uh totally uniqueĀ I love all that prepared food and it seems likeĀ Ā the Japanese grocery store manager is a master ofĀ lighting everything is so shiny in here itās likeĀ Ā
Itās my first day with new eyes and Iām likeĀ wow look how bright everything is I think theĀ Ā lighting is the best Iāve seen in the whole worldĀ cheap bread and so usually we show you guys theĀ Ā
Cheapest loaf of bread which I think is 100 yenĀ and itās a itās a decent size uh six slices whichĀ Ā in Canada would be a half loaf but a lot of AsiaĀ has the six slice loaf 100 yen is the cheapestĀ Ā
Bread and then from the bakery we can go into theĀ delic tesin which again has some prepackaged uhĀ Ā sandwiches here 300 Yen and then some bigger onesĀ for 440 uh looking quite colorful and quite nicelyĀ Ā packed and still more more preprepared food evenĀ some dumplings here 400 Yen thatās a pretty goodĀ Ā
Price for all those dumplings with the sauce packĀ inside not bad at all typically Iām very lucky IĀ Ā get Ivana to cook because sheās world class butĀ if I was a single guy I mean this would be a goldĀ Ā
Mine for me pick up your dinner prepackaged hereĀ you got some uh chicken chicken cutlet or maybeĀ Ā pork chop 400 Yen with a sauce pack on the sideĀ itās a good deal itās itās quite good hey checkĀ Ā
It out even some spaghetti thatās a great priceĀ man thatās 370 Yen for some pasta with sauce andĀ Ā a little bit of Parmesan sprinkled on top uhĀ come on not bad at all or you can have it withĀ Ā
A rice omelette and sauce on top and somehowĀ the sauce is not running off the side itāsĀ Ā like perfectly pulled up there uh 400 Yen IāmĀ really impressed with all the prepackaged foodĀ Ā preprepared itās uh itās everywhere so much lookĀ more and more and more something for everyone inĀ Ā
The Japanese pre-prepared section even whatāsĀ that even to Miyaki too Miyaki yeah looks likeĀ Ā a seafood pizza or something almost with noodlesĀ I see with noodles on top something for everybodyĀ Ā and so next up we can do the meat section whereĀ naturally thereās a huge fresh fish section whereĀ Ā
You can get tuna eyeballs which by the way thoseĀ eyeballs are as big as baseballs that might beĀ Ā dinner for two right there those are some bigĀ juicy tuna eyeballs and not only that you canĀ Ā
Also get some of this which Iām going to say isĀ octopus tentacle uh this one will cost just 760Ā Ā Yen my feeling is and I admit Iām out of my depthĀ here my feeling is thereās food coloring in thisĀ Ā
I donāt know if itās true or not but the colorĀ is so popping itās like eye-catching itās likeĀ Ā so maybe this is the actual color of octopus orĀ maybe I mean look how look look at that itās likeĀ Ā
Something you see digitally enhanced or somethingĀ looks so but I donāt know if thatās real or notĀ Ā because Iām not much of a octopus tentacle buyerĀ and even the salmon looks quite beautiful althoughĀ Ā the label says itās farmed so this is like aĀ farm grown salmon uh and Iām not sure if theĀ Ā
Prices are good or not I donāt buy too much fishĀ but does look like a million bucks and believe itĀ Ā or not this entire section is anchovies so weāreĀ going to go ahead and Skip right past that movingĀ Ā
Right along they favorite my least favorite and soĀ like I say the fish section is huge all your fromĀ Ā that corner all the way to here and the sign saysĀ fresh fish but it could say Seafood because itāsĀ Ā
Got octopus and uh everything under the oceanĀ is in there and so next up weāve got the freshĀ Ā meat section which should be interesting for twoĀ factors one because Japan has some world famousĀ Ā Kobe beef and Wu beef but also because certainlyĀ in Canada and actually in a lot of the world theĀ Ā
Meat prices are out of whack with the salariesĀ and itās like a inflation crisis so over hereĀ Ā weāve got what looks to be the really beautifullyĀ marbled Japanese meat and thatās going to cost youĀ Ā
A450 Yen for 250 g and even more if you go overĀ here I mean this looks so good I donāt know ifĀ Ā you guys are meat eaters but this looks like mouthĀ wateringly good for me thatāll cost you 4,300 YenĀ Ā
Okay uh seems expensive but maybe we can getĀ the the lower quality the less delicious oneĀ Ā the less world famous one is more affordableĀ oh oh look at that thatās interesting thisĀ Ā oneās almost all fat and itās quite expensiveĀ this probably tastes so good 4500 Yen for 350
G I mean it looks like a million bucks Iād buyĀ that if I had money that looks good and I guessĀ Ā this section is actually ready for the grill soĀ this one here theyāve even got little xās in theĀ Ā
Meat with the knife to like get it ready to sizzleĀ up and now weāre getting more affordable this isĀ Ā 422 Yen for 237 G this is a good price actuallyĀ and chicken ready for the grill 400 Yen for 222Ā Ā
G again a good price Iām surprised thatās quiteĀ affordable at least in my books look at theseĀ Ā freezers man theyāre so good or not freezerĀ but Chiller at the very least uh just left toĀ Ā
Right all the gradient of all the meat oh myĀ gosh oh Iām hungry dude yo best advice I canĀ Ā give you never go to Japanese Supermarket whenĀ youāre hungry cuz youāre going to leave broke and this one is domestic porkloin thinly slicedĀ good price man a check that out you can buy theĀ Ā
Drets or the two- bone Wings they separate theĀ wings into the two parts this is the this is theĀ Ā two boner yeah this is the one boner now IvanaĀ what do you prefer two boner or one boner keepĀ Ā
In mind there is a right answer I like both IĀ think I like this one two bone B better I likeĀ Ā tone better this this one is more like a miniatureĀ drumstick I like the tone cuz itās a unique eating
Experience and so my head has officially explodedĀ now to be clear I donāt spend too much time inĀ Ā Canada anymore Iām traveling with Ivana likeĀ 11 months of the year but in my memory the meatĀ Ā
Prices in Canada are like twice as much as theyĀ are here in Japan uh maybe you guys can checkĀ Ā the comments to confirm or deny my claim anyĀ Canadians down there can let you know but IāmĀ Ā really impressed with a fully developed and veryĀ rich country like Japan having such affordableĀ Ā
Meat prices uh and really beautiful meat alsoĀ and so next up we can do milk and butter andĀ Ā eggs starting here with eggs which are 10 pack notĀ 12 and this is the cheapest one for 258 Yen for 10Ā Ā
Fair price and then in terms of milk I guess weāreĀ doing carton here in Japan and it looks like theĀ Ā cheapest carton will be 178 Yen now it says halfĀ on the label which makes me think itās cream butĀ Ā
According to Google translate this is milk and theĀ half says something like half your daily supply ofĀ Ā calcium or something like this um and so I believeĀ 178 Yen for a carton is the cheapest milk and IĀ Ā guess no Australian milk because quite often inĀ Asia especially southeast Asia we see AustralianĀ Ā
Milk as the good brand no Australian hereĀ everything looks to be very Japanese milk I wonderĀ Ā if itās from the same cow as those K be no no noĀ canāt be good question I think itās a meat cow orĀ Ā
A milk cow not both but Iām not sure and then inĀ terms of the cheese section Itās relatively smallĀ Ā which is a pretty typical complaint that I have uhĀ in North America we eat a lot of cheese but at theĀ Ā
Very least we can check some prices of some like aĀ block of cheese and so 400 G of red cheddar whichĀ Ā I guess is Australian will cost you 968 Yen thatāsĀ a pretty standard price whether itās mozzarella orĀ Ā
Gudda 400 G about 970 Yen okay seems is kind ofĀ fair and even some baby cheese for 138 Yen okayĀ Ā something new and I guess now that I think of itĀ weāre not seeing too many North American brandsĀ Ā
Right uh for example no craft singles which isĀ the iconic uh fake cheese but they do have WorldĀ Ā select I bet you is similar product even kind ofĀ similar packaging with the blue oh hold on it isĀ Ā
Craft oh it is see that hidden Craft on the backĀ side there so I guess they changed the brand orĀ Ā they put some uh Japanese font on it at the veryĀ least but itās the same maker who owns the craftĀ Ā
Okay fair so 278 for a small pack of craft singlesĀ and what better to pair with your cheese than someĀ Ā ice cold beer now actually Japan I think theyĀ drink a lot of beer cuz they have a lot of theirĀ Ā
Own Brands and I would dare say some of them areĀ very good including but not limited to a sah superĀ Ā dry so one can of super dry this is a big can 255Ā okay not the worldās greatest Price not on parĀ Ā
With like a Hong Kong or something but maybe theĀ sixpack will be cheaper 6 for $350 which is betterĀ Ā deal than just buying a single can I will sayĀ super dry might be one of my top beers now if youĀ Ā
Guys have been watching our channel for a whileĀ youāll know that for years I was saying StellaĀ Ā artto is the best beer and then I did a blindfoldĀ taste test and I could not identify which beerĀ Ā
Was sell artoa so I do love aahi super but whoĀ knows if my taste buds are playing tricks on meĀ Ā again with that being said you can see the beerĀ section is huge both sides of the aisle uh longĀ Ā
Run of just beer and we havenāt even got to theĀ whiskey and the wine oh my gosh look at the sizeĀ Ā of the whiskey that has got to be let me guess 5 lĀ no more than that 4 L 4 L of whiskey holy jumpingĀ Ā
In a plastic bottle and itās only 5,800 180 YenĀ now I donāt know much about whiskey to know whichĀ Ā brand is good oh my gosh itās heavy 4 L of boozeĀ in a plastic bottle this one is nearly half theĀ Ā
Price at 3200 uh looks more like a Japanese brandĀ but I think this is evidence that Japanese peopleĀ Ā like to drink theyāre selling uh theyāre sellingĀ whiskey by the by the truckload they love toĀ Ā drink and still two more aisles just of alcoholĀ including this one here which is all wine leftĀ Ā
And right maybe weāll try to show you what theĀ cheapest bottle of wine cost although thereāsĀ Ā a lot to go through I might just have to guess atĀ some point because uh oh my gosh wine after wineĀ Ā
After wine this is this is a familiar brand peopleĀ might know this one uh okay thatās like $9 Amic IĀ Ā think I think thatās a pretty good price actuallyĀ for wine and this is a familiar brand people mightĀ Ā
Know similar to Canada I think yeah maybe maybeĀ similar to Canada is uh cool man and right besideĀ Ā the alcohol section I guess is snacks now thisĀ is all rice crackers which I guess you can thinkĀ Ā
Of like a potato chip but itās not so heavy yeahĀ itās from Rice itās from rice but it still can beĀ Ā salty and crispy and kind of delicious uh some ofĀ them are quite good to be honest although some ofĀ Ā
Them are Seafood seaweed octopus and things thatĀ I donāt love but uh a very typical snack here inĀ Ā Japan is the uh rice cracker and they also likeĀ stuff like this Iām going to say this is like aĀ Ā
Bean like at aame or something they have a lot ofĀ peas or beans or even like a a a broccoli snack aĀ Ā lot of green snacks it seems like in p and evenĀ some cauliflower pffs which is something new nowĀ Ā
You will not find La potato chips here which isĀ a bit of a bummer you will find Pringles and evenĀ Ā Pringles in a bag I donāt know how Pringles gotĀ so popular because they taste like sawdust andĀ Ā theyāre just awful but somehow we find PringlesĀ in more countries than lays sometimes PringlesĀ Ā
Has been exported out of North America and theyāreĀ not good now uh they do have a 7-Eleven brand ofĀ Ā potato chips which are pretty good uh Ivan andĀ I tried this one could use a bit more salt toĀ Ā
Be honest theyāre kind of like more like a healthyĀ snack whereas in North America theyāre covered inĀ Ā salt covered in powder and they actually hurtĀ your tongue if you eat enough chips in CanadaĀ Ā
Your mouth starts to hurt thatās the way I likeĀ it uh but the price is pretty good at 238 andĀ Ā they even have a butter flavor which weāve neverĀ tried but thatās something interesting butter andĀ Ā soy sauce butter and soy sauce flavored potatoĀ chips I mean it could be good although surprisingĀ Ā
Itās the 7-Eleven brand because uh Iāve neverĀ seen that in Canada a 7-Eleven brand but theyĀ Ā have it here in Japan and itās very popularĀ and so typically we show you guys the variousĀ Ā and unique flavors of lays but this time we canĀ only do Pringles we got cheese with four e andĀ Ā
Then weāve got seaweed according to GoogleĀ Translate uh this one just called deliciousĀ Ā according to Google Translate which letās tryĀ to guess what the ingredients are in delicious uh I mean itās red and itās got like a starĀ on it or like a snowflake but Google translateĀ Ā
Just calls this delicious sprinkles so yourĀ guess is as good as mine and then sour creamĀ Ā and onion which is all familiar flavors reallyĀ nothing too unique and crazy maybe seaweed isĀ Ā somewhat unique but a lot of Asia has thatĀ and of course it wouldnāt be a supermarketĀ Ā
Tour without the sauce section so naturallyĀ lots of different soy sauce related saucesĀ Ā over here black and sweet and thick andĀ garlic and all the different types theyĀ Ā do have some Jack Daniel sauce which I guessĀ is non-alcoholic uh it looks like itās notĀ Ā
Cheap also but uh something interesting here weĀ got some mustard which you guys know big fan uhĀ Ā they got the SNB which is considerablyĀ cheaper than the yellow mustard hindesĀ Ā but they do have some mustard yeah they alsoĀ got this kind and theyāve also got what IāmĀ Ā
Led to blo believe is real mustard this isĀ like the spreadable uh with a knife and thenĀ Ā Iām going to say thereās no ketchup hold onĀ pause how could there be no ketchup is that ketchup must be another aisle Iāll be amazed ifĀ theyāre not on ketchup in Japan because weāveĀ Ā
Had ketchup here aha they do have ketchup itāsĀ just on the next aisle over 218 for your standardĀ Ā Hinds although Ivana and I have been buying thisĀ one which is in a bottle and then the bottle isĀ Ā
In a bag for some reason I donāt know why butĀ uh 168 and itās pretty good ketchup itās got aĀ Ā strong vinegar flavor uh I would say Japan hasĀ some thumbs up ketchup pause the video here weĀ Ā
Have Canada Grade A maple syrup price is actuallyĀ not bad if itās real maple syrup and it seems toĀ Ā be you can see how thick it is uh I will give aĀ quick Public Service Announcement most maple syrupĀ Ā
In the world is just corn syrup and sugar sugarĀ and some sort of maple flavoring this does sayĀ Ā 100% pure maple syrup which means 100% of it cameĀ from a tree uh decent price and Canadian productĀ Ā
And so we can end off today with a Coke and PepsiĀ comparison seems like thereās no Pepsi at thisĀ Ā particular Supermarket Coke is pretty good priceĀ 178 for a a big jug and even some more CanadianĀ Ā
Stuff Canada Dry here 168 slightly cheaper andĀ I guess like I said no Pepsi and theyāve evenĀ Ā got some of their own I guess uniquely JapaneseĀ this is called matsuya Cider uh cheaper again 138Ā Ā
For a big jug and on the back it does say it isĀ carbonated soft drink born in 1884 so this is aĀ Ā uniquely Japanese soft drink donāt get confusedĀ by the term cider I think itās just like a sodaĀ Ā
And I guess right beside the pop is this stuffĀ here which according to Google Translate is aĀ Ā healthy drink that says bring Health to yourĀ body uh I guess itās made by Asahi which isĀ Ā
The same company that makes the beer but I guessĀ this is some sort of health drink 138 maybe itāsĀ Ā a Gatorade alternative Iām not sure uh but tonsĀ of unique drinks here whether itās this whichĀ Ā looks like water again bit cloudy green dararaĀ or whether itās the CPUs soda which looks likeĀ Ā
Itās carbonated and milky sort of a uniqueĀ combination but uh the list goes on in termsĀ Ā of unique Japanese drinks that at first glanceĀ you wouldnāt even know what they are if youāreĀ Ā uh like me oh and check this out weāre going toĀ pay for our Goods over here sheās putting them inĀ Ā
Another basket for us then I guess weāll go overĀ there with our basket and weāll put them in ourĀ Ā shopping bag oursel so even the bagging methodĀ is unique here in Japan and so final review ofĀ Ā the Japanese Supermarket first of all it trulyĀ was a supermarket yes it seems like the JapaneseĀ Ā
Shopping style is similar to Canada where youĀ go to one store and you buy everything you needĀ Ā theyāve got a huge Pharmacy in the back theyāreĀ selling pencils and paper ERS and things forĀ Ā school they got spatulas and pots and pans theyāreĀ selling KFC by the cash register and even a bakeryĀ Ā
Where theyāve got all different cakes and even oneĀ cupcake look like noodles yeah so something forĀ Ā everyone there in the supermarket and I noticedĀ that thereās tons of employees there that areĀ Ā adults and well-dressed and very respectableĀ seemed like every aisle had somebody workingĀ Ā
Hard and it was like an adult uh person which isĀ sort of different from Canada and the last thing IĀ Ā noticed which is sort of similar to my impressionĀ of Japan in general uh just impressive and WellĀ Ā
Done organized clean loved it yeah I have a goodĀ impression of Japan and I have a good impressionĀ Ā of the supermarket something with the lightsĀ I donāt know everythingās so beautiful yeahĀ Ā everything all the peggies all the fish theyĀ all look fresh they look so good and overallĀ Ā
The prices were pretty darn good other than maybeĀ some of the fruit which I donāt know if itās uhĀ Ā if itās out of season or something but other thanĀ the fruit I was really impressed with meat pricesĀ Ā
And uh veggie prices and snacks everything prettyĀ good yeah loved it there you have it guys thanksĀ Ā for watching and weāve got our groceries here cuzĀ Ivana is going to go make some soup because sheāsĀ Ā
C a cold oh letās all get to the comments andĀ say get better soon Ivana sheās about to go toĀ Ā harbon the coldest place in the world and sheāsĀ getting sick Oh itās bad timing anyway later guys
21 Comments
When I was in Japan last December for 30 days, I only eat supermarket take outs. Unless you want to taste their beef you can get it at any tourist attraction places. Do also try everything that has grape taste. My favourite is Fanta grape and also Muscat Squash by TOKUNOU MITSUYA. Can get it in all Family Marts or LAWSONS. And a must try is their soft serve milk ice cream, cream puffs, chocolate eclairs. If you want cheap sushi, look for a restaurant called KURA then try their grape sorbetā¦ Thank me lateršš
That Scottish whisky is mych cheaper than in the UK. $10 per litre???,
Pringles does NOT taste like sawdust! My favourite one tastes like salt and vinegar flavoured sawdust ššš
Gatorade is NOT a health drink! š
The bento box looks very good. I hope they sell this here in Australia.
Two boner or one boner š lol ..
That 30$ package beef, in Montreal newly opened Taiwanese chain supermarket 100-130$ CDN only 10 pieces in it. For ppl like go to steak restaurant eat damn thick 80$ beef steak, worth it. For me too expensive š
Only see in Japan, but in é©å½(Korean) categoryā¦LOL
The strawberries and grapes are expensive not because of the season. It's because they are premium fruits.
Japanese people put much emphasis on how their food looks ā ahead of taste and smell. They go to great lengths into packaging their products even for low cost items. Great examples you will see at department stores.
You guys haven't eaten Okonomiyaki? It's an Osaka and Hiroshima specialty but is easy to find and delicious anywhere in Japan. It's a Japanese comfort food which everyone seems to like.
Hello guys,prices are cheaper than in Romania..
Why don't you beg for food instead of paying it , you looked beggars in your outfitsš®š®š®
We bought a few meals in supermarkets when we visited Japan, they were pretty good and the price was right!
Bento box prices sell at DISCOUNT in the evening š
All Salmon used for sushi comes from Norway,,,japanese farmed salmon must be cooked to kill bacteria š¢
watch out, some of the fruitļ¼vege and rice are from the nuclear polluted area(Fukushima). the signs are in Japaneseē¦å³¶š
Calpis soda and Pocari sweat are best drinks imo ā¤
In Canada, teenagers instead of adults work in supermarkets? Like a part time job? Like a summer job or something?
Red Pringles awlays is the original so salt š