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I’ve been wanting to try this crème brûlée from a local dairy farm near Lake Toya for years. But, it comes in a ballon to keep its shape so you need to be able to pop it and have something to put it in so when I stayed in a hotel, I couldn’t eat it! This time I booked an apartment for one night so that I could get it and try it! It came with “caramel crumbs” which were hard, crunchy pieces of caramel!

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This looks fantastic

I feel like everything in Japan tastes amazing

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The base level of food here is outstanding. I’ve never had a bad meal. I’ve had things that tasted unique or unexpected and I have a few things I don’t like (texture usually) but I’ve never had food I’ve been disappointed in. This was also like $2. The quality to value ratio is off the charts.

This is the way. I do a ton of walking on purpose to offset the amount of fantastic food I consume.

I can only judge by my local stores and venues but I can already imagine what the real deal is like

Some day I’ll go to Japan and just eat for months straight