The Family Mart Review

Lately I’ve been binge watching Japanese shows on Netflix, namely ‘Restaurant to another world’, Midnight Stories : Tokyo Diner, and Kantaro: The sweet tooth salaryman. The latter has become a bit of an obsession of mine, the protagonist is very relatable in many ways to the average salaryman worldwide. We all have some sort of secret we’re harbouring about what we like or how we act around people whom we’re not comfortable with. However, my latest hobby does not help with my diet as I watch Kantaro devour sweet after sweets, dessert after dessert, my sweet tooth has started to ache. My solution? Family Mart Dessert lah! Here is my first dessert review ! Appearance The Chocolate Mousse is not at all eye catching unlike its friend the dark chocolate mousse. It has a monotone colour throughout except for the white chocolate block on top and a thin layer of sponge cake on the bottom. However, it does look luscious and luxurious in its simplicity. Like a beautiful flower,

You might be thinking “hmm, is she for real?” Wasting her life by writing reviews about convenience store food. But fret not! It is my life, and you don’t have to worry it! Plus, someone needs to review them! How else would you know what you need to get from your neighbourhood Family Mart (7/11 in the future?). So today, we’re eating the Chicken Teriyaki and Egg Sandwich! The sandwich consists of two parts, the Teriyaki Sandwich, and the egg sandwich. Being a fickle person myself and not being able to decide on food a lot, makes this a wonderful sandwich choice for people like me. You can have the fillingness and fulfilment of a chicken sandwich, and a creamy but refreshing egg sandwich. Appearances Anyone whom has watched even a little bit of any anime with food in it, will agree that the Japanese know how to make things, especially food look good. Take for example the bacon and eggs in ‘Howls Moving Castle’, it’s so simple but that shit is mouth-watering! Japanese bran