Grimace would approve of these eye-catching dessert drinks made with one of Japan’s favorite seasonal foods.
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The Japan-exclusive dessert drink is topped with a traditional snack that’s been loved by Japanese people for generations.
First-ever KitKat-cocktail pairings are part of a range of special offerings to celebrate the new alcoholic chocolates ahead of their nationwide release.
The crunch doesn’t just come from the ice in this dessert drink made with traditional Japanese imo kempi sweets.
Totoro and Ponyo are waiting for you to eat them at this beautiful Hayao Miyazaki-endorsed cafe.
Claims that when you’re drinking a McShake, it’s supposed to feel like you’re nursing, but that can’t be right…can it?!?
Open the lid and step into your favourite fantasy world with these new ice creams from Japan.
Video game company’s iconic logo serves as motif for new treat from maker of edible Magikarp Pokémon.
Starbucks amps up both the Japanese and American elements, and makes us fall in love with green tea Frappuccinos all over again.
Defender of Japan’s “obligation chocolate” culture tempts us with another cheap yet awesome dessert.
This one of the best-tasting Kit Kat flavors out of Japan’s many exclusives, and it’s aiding the recovery of disaster-stricken Osaka and West Japan.
We took a tropical trip to the balmy shores of Nihonbashi, Tokyo to experience the local Poké-culture and taste the bright, beastly cuisine. Alola!
Krispy Kreme Japan is serving up a tantalizing selection of Asian treats in doughnut form!
Located in Tokyo’s number one ramen district, this restaurant piles on the wagyu Japanese beef and makes mouthwatering desserts too.
Häagen-Dazs gives us another tantalizing flavor using Japanese ingredients, and we’re certainly not complaining!
If you’re hungry for cute desserts in Tokyo, the new Cafe Ron Ron offering conveyor belt sweets is a place you’ll want to check out!