Shine Muscat

Japanese food hack says to soak your grapes in carbonated water, but is the fizz worth the buzz?

We try a Shine Muscat experiment that method claim lets Japan’s most delicious grapes shine in a different way.

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Pickling Shine Muscats was not on our bingo card, but were we grapeful we tried?【SoraKitchen】

We followed a tip we heard through the grapevine that Japan’s sweet grape variety is even sweeter when pickled in a bed of fermented rice bran.

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Denny’s Mapputatsu? Parfait is hiding a big secret in plain sight that splits us down the middle

The Mapputatsu? Parfait tackles food waste without sacrificing visuals so that you can still happily feed both yourself and your phone.

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Starbucks Japan releases first-ever muscat-flavoured chilled cup drink

A brand new tea latte designed to lift your spirits this summer.

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Shocking discovery: Japan’s expensive Shine Muscat grapes can pair amazingly with cheap Pringles

Weird, delicious, and beautiful, this is everything we could ask for in the SoraKitchen.

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Green is the new color this autumn at Osaka hotel’s latest sweet buffet

Celebrate the fall season with chestnuts, grapes, and decadent matcha treats.

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Starbucks Japan releases new Shine Muscat grape drinks, but the Frappuccino isn’t the star

A surprise newcomer steals the show as this summer’s must-try beverage.

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Starbucks Japan adds a Shine Muscat Grape Frappuccino to the menu for a limited time

Three Muscateers showcase a special Japanese fruit in a trio of ways.

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McDonald’s adds a sukiyaki burger to its tsukimi lineup this year, with a spicy warning

We find out if this new moon-viewing burger is as spicy as they say it is. 

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Tsukimi burger season heats up as McDonald’s Japan unveils new moon-viewing burger lineup【Pics】

Burgers and sweets to enjoy as you look up at the night sky this autumn.

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Can we pick out the expensive Japanese grapes in a blind taste test?

Luxury fruit goes head-to-head with a supermarket bunch.

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