People Share 30 Pics That Show “Product Vs. Packaging” Image Accuracy In Japan

That’s the difference between a restaurant and a food shop.

They are in Japan

I got one the other day that I wasn't sure how to eat because I didn't have to reassemble it first.

They are, it's just that the onions make up the majority of the burger, lol.

"If only" is kind of the point of the whole list.

Depends on where and which McDonals you go to...

Fr, I don't just think it's because I'm bigger now that they seem half as big as they used to be.

Big Mac is everything and more are you kidding me?!?! There is no culinary experience greater than unboxing a big Mac!

They aren‘t that bad, depending on where you get them.

Forgive my skepticism, but are the letters actually on the nori, or superimposed on the photo? That said, this does look like a killer dish of ramen 👍

YUM MY GUY

Honesty and therefore trust. You can see it in other cultures too. In many countries in Europe people leave their Babys in Prams outside. Where I live, if you loose something, you will find it where you lost it. Probably hanging on a branch or on a fence to prevent it from getting wet or being blown away. I forgot my wallet on a playground in a busy Zoo the other day. It was still where I left it, when I went looking.

Me “it’s too cute I couldn’t possibly”..two seconds later…”CHOMP”

That's my only issue with this!

Yes.

Presentation is super important to Japan and other Asian countries. They understand that one does not eat by their mouth and taste buds alone. They understand that one eats with all five senses so for something to be truly delicious it has to be delicious to all five senses.

The paper is in a slightly different spot, I’m suing for false advertising.

Yes, that is the point of the whole list.

It's two pictures.

by law

If you're up for getting a monthly snack box then look up Bokksu.

Bokksu, Sakura, and if you don't like the monthly subscription thing look up the Japan store on Amazon. There are also a couple of other online places, online shopping marts but I currently forget the name of them. One of them has all sorts of European and Asian stuff so you can get Japanese stuff at that market they just don't have as largest Supply is the other places I mentioned.

@WindySwede Yami is my go-to. They have a great selection. Dokodemo is also great.

If you're in a big city like Stockholm, Malmö or Göteborg, then you could try the Asian supermarkets and small shops. Especially in areas where the immigrant communities tend to live, (eg: Rosengård, on the outskirts of Malmö) as they have some absolute hidden gems with food stores. Some of the Swedish supermarkets might have the occasional products in their international food aisles, but those are likely to be more expensive than Asian food stores.

I had a similar thought :-D I do have a really well stocked and large Asian supermarket aroudn the corner, but they don't sell mayn sweet :'-( And certianyl not fresh one. (I did discover fried seaweed, though. Heavenly!)

Seaweed flavored kitkats are amazing, if you like that sort of thing. Actually, Japanese food in general is awesome.

This cake. Chteraise-...40b11c.jpg

I'm pretty sure that exact cake has been in both Bokksu and Sakura boxes. Also, it matches the image because the package is clear so that you can see the cake inside.