Japan Select & Kyo-mono Festival is right here at Takashimaya till 20 Mar 2023

The Japan Select & Kyo-mono Festival, hosted in Takashimaya Shopping Centre‘s Food Hall, is again with loads of scrumptious Japanese treats to get pleasure from from now until 20 Mar 2023!

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to stabilise in our little crimson dot, increasingly more Singaporeans are starting to pack suitcases for the vastly missed abroad trip journey. However, for individuals who haven’t but accomplished so, that is one other solution to fulfill your Japanese meals cravings!

As Kyoto is the land famed for the best matcha, there are not any surprises to be taught that Chikiriya’s Matcha and Houjicha Soft Serve (S$8) will likely be there at Takashimaya’s Japan Select & Kyo-mono Festival. As Chikiriya is a teahouse with 168 years of tea-caring expertise, there isn’t any query of its high quality. Those who love genuine full-bodied inexperienced tea, that is actually for you.

Mochi Obanyaki Pancakes (S$4 to S$4.50 per piece, S$10 for 3) by Maruamami will likely be there as nicely, for individuals who are hooked on the candy’s chewy texture. With fillings that cater to everybody, Maruamami will certainly be a spot that will likely be troublesome to overlook out on.

iWaffle was right here in Takashimaya earlier than, serving Waffles (S$4 to S$7.50) for the Valentine’s Day Fair crowd. They are again to serve an assortment of flavours as soon as once more!

iWaffle has a shifting mission: to deliver smiles and cheerful conversations with their craft. With tasty fruits and decadent chocolate chips coating the waffles’ filling, there may be certain to be a crowd that can benefit from the waffles with a smile.

Worried that you’re too full to savour all of it? Fear not, as there are merchandise that may be taken house. There is kind of an assortment of things to select from, leaving you spoilt for alternative (and me unable to write down on all of it).

Miel Mie’s Lip Honey Lab (S$14 every, S$24 for two) and Nonomo’s Dewatsuru Cup Sake Series (S$15 every, S$40 for 3) are those I really feel could be good distinctive presents for family members! Practical and edible, is that not a match made in heaven?

With a lot to munch on and store for, this competition is a chance to savour a few of Japan’s hottest meals. Coming with an empty abdomen could be an ideal sport plan to totally respect all the pieces this occasion has to supply!

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