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The small bag is almost finished. I will buy a 5lb one next time.

I just bought it yesterday. Is this green color normal?

I thought I could eat germinated rice but I still prefer white rice.

Bought so many instant noodles in Yami, this is the best instant noodle I have ever eaten. It's sweet and salty, but it's a bit oily, so you can put less seasoning oil. Like like like like like like like!

How come the good comments come.... It’s really tasteless. I thought it was because I added too much water and I added a pack of seasonings. It still didn’t taste. Believe me, Tang Da Ren is 1,000 times more delicious than it.


✨It's really good to eat with coarse grain rice✨ When I eat rice recently, I refuse to polish it and eat it with miscellaneous grains. Paired with Trader Joe's Kung Pao Chicken, you won't get tired of eating it When you don't feel like cooking, Trader joe's quick meals are happy, tasty and healthy Rice can be cooked with purple rice and brown rice, and you can eat two bowls in one go The taste of polished rice is relatively simple, and it has a richer taste when paired with other rice. The taste of purple rice will be slightly sweet, and the taste of rice will be more chewy The taste of brown rice will have the original flavor of coarse grains, and it tastes very unique.

Good taste, will repurchase

The product packaging is secure, and the brown rice tastes good. This is my second purchase.

Brown rice has always been a part of my family's daily diet. Although it is a coarse grain, it is undoubtedly a very healthy choice for us who eat refined foods. I recommend it to you.
Oh, why did the rice I received look like this as if it was eaten by a dog


Excellent product always consistent and premium never disappointed best buy
We answer everything you want to know about Nerikiri.
Nerikiri is a traditional Japanese sweet, a type of wagashi, known for its artistic, seasonal shapes. It is crafted from a base of sweetened white bean paste and mochi, making it both a visual and culinary delight.
Nerikiri typically has a smooth, elegant sweetness with a soft, slightly chewy texture. It is specifically designed to be enjoyed alongside the bitterness of matcha tea, creating a perfect flavor balance.
Traditionally, nerikiri is eaten before drinking matcha. The delicate sweetness of the wagashi helps to cleanse the palate and balance the natural bitterness of the tea.
The primary ingredients in nerikiri are white bean paste (shiro-an), sugar, and glutinous rice flour. These are kneaded together to create a smooth dough that can be easily shaped and colored.
Yami offers a curated selection of authentic Japanese sweets with the convenience of US-based shipping. We prioritize quality and freshness, ensuring your wagashi arrives in perfect condition.

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