There were live fish swimming about and BBQ'd ducks and fruits I had never seen before. I passed on the dried squid tails.
Sometimes the packaging caught my eye or other people were buying something that looked intriguing. The "plums" shown here are actually bread stuffed with a nut mixture.
I was very excited to see the bubble tea tapioca and bought some cubed tapioca because it just looked fun. The Mango pastry was my favourite. The stack of little "rolls" on the right are the moon cakes.
So, I plated up a variety of things for us all to try. You would think much of this was sweet. Au contraire. Unusual tastes and textures compared to what we are used to. Fun. Sorry, no picture of the Honeydew bubble tea. That was gone before we got home! Next trip to Ottawa, we are having Dim Sum there.
Sometimes the packaging caught my eye or other people were buying something that looked intriguing. The "plums" shown here are actually bread stuffed with a nut mixture.
I was very excited to see the bubble tea tapioca and bought some cubed tapioca because it just looked fun. The Mango pastry was my favourite. The stack of little "rolls" on the right are the moon cakes.
So, I plated up a variety of things for us all to try. You would think much of this was sweet. Au contraire. Unusual tastes and textures compared to what we are used to. Fun. Sorry, no picture of the Honeydew bubble tea. That was gone before we got home! Next trip to Ottawa, we are having Dim Sum there.
2 comments:
Really neat stuff, Jennifer. Thanks for posting. I am really interested in Asian snacks and candies.. the packaging and presentation is so amazing.
That looks totally cool. I have to go there one of these days! I have a list of things I usually buy at Asian shops: dried wasabi peas, tamarind balls, toasted sesame seeds...and much more. Love what you found! Great pix.
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