Linda Liao's Reviews Page 64/75

Bic Camera carries a very wide variety of products, from home appliances, cosmetics and toiletries, snacks, and toys to watches. You can get almost everything you need for daily life in one place, making it a great choice for one-stop shopping. Especially when combined with a tax-free coupon, the overall prices are an even better deal, and the savings really add up. It's a great place to pick out a few practical small appliances to take home〜

I really like this line of snacks. They're light and don't weigh much, so they're perfect for carrying a pack when going out and having something whenever you get hungry. They're sweet, crispy, and easy to eat. I especially like the extra-thin variety because there are more sticks in each pack, so I can eat them slowly and enjoy them longer. They're a great choice for an everyday snack!

ROYCE' Nama Chocolate is one of the must-buy souvenirs at Japanese airports. It has a smooth, delicate texture that melts in your mouth, with rich milky and cocoa aromas blending together. It’s sweet without being too rich, so it’s no wonder it has remained so popular. Whenever I bring some home to share with friends and family, it almost always receives unanimous praise, making it a great gift.

When I was at the airport at the beginning of this year, I unexpectedly spotted the pistachio flavor. Since I’ve always loved pistachios, of course I bought it right away! The rich, nutty aroma paired with the nama chocolate added another layer of flavor that made it hard to stop eating one after another.

Shinsaibashi Shopping Street has a lively atmosphere and is lined with all kinds of clothing stores, drugstores, restaurants, and souvenir shops. You can really enjoy browsing around〜

551 Horai's pork buns are a very well-known local snack. No matter which location you pass by, you'll often see a line, so they're clearly very popular. I bought one to try because I thought, “Since I'm here, I have to try it.” The filling tasted pretty good, with fragrant meat and a distinctive overall flavor.

However, for my personal taste, the dough was a little too soft and lacked some of the springiness and chewiness commonly found in Taiwanese pork buns. It tasted noticeably different from the pork buns I'm used to in Taiwan. Although I didn't particularly want to buy one again after trying it this time, it's still one of Osaka's most iconic foods, so I recommend that anyone who hasn't had one try it for themselves and experience the appeal of this famous shop with long lines.

Standing at Shibuya Scramble Crossing for the first time, what struck me most was the sheer density of the crowds. As soon as the light turns green, people from all directions instantly pour into the intersection, creating a spectacular, endless flow. Viewed from above, they look like a huge colony of ants moving neatly through the city. Seeing this in person, I could feel Tokyo's busy yet vibrant urban rhythm.

Shibuya Center Street is definitely a stop you shouldn't miss if you want to experience the city's energy. The streets are constantly filled with pedestrians and lined with shops, restaurants, and all kinds of trendy brands. Just walking around, you can feel the strong youthful and fashionable atmosphere, so it's no wonder Shibuya has long been considered Tokyo's fashion hub.

The most iconic sight is Shibuya Scramble Crossing. Whenever the light turns green, people from all directions cross the street at the same time, creating an impressive urban scene. Watching from the side, you can really feel the busy yet orderly rhythm of life in Tokyo.

When you visit Shibuya, don't forget to meet Hachiko. This bronze statue, symbolizing loyalty and companionship, has become an important Shibuya landmark.

Every time I take the train to JR Ueno Station, I always make a special detour to browse this shop. This penguin-themed store is really appealing to penguin lovers, especially since it offers different new products every season. From household goods to all kinds of small items, the designs are fresh and cute, with little repetition. You can tell the store puts a lot of thought into planning its products.

Although the items aren't exactly cheap, I still can't resist picking up a few things to take home every time I browse. There's also a penguin-themed café next to the shop where you can have a snack afterward〜

Opening the box felt like opening a box of exquisite jewelry. They looked so delicate and beautiful that I almost couldn't bear to eat them. The cookies had a delicate texture and a subtle milky flavor, paired with a light, smooth cream filling in the center. Sweet but not too rich, with a nicely layered flavor overall. A feast for both the eyes and the taste buds!

GOUTER de ROI French baguette rusks are crispy with a light buttery aroma. The slices are sprinkled with a little sugar, giving them a crisp bite, followed by a slowly unfolding buttery fragrance. They're sweet without being too rich and so addictive. I happened to get the limited-edition Christmas packaging before, which included many classic treats. It was very satisfying to sample several flavors at once.

Besides the classic packaging, there are also cute square tins available. They've previously released Sanrio and Mickey Mouse collaborations, with beautifully designed tins that are worth collecting. After finishing the cookies, you can use the tin to store small items〜