AAPE By A Bathing Ape x Pepsi "Moonface Camo" Cans

Got the green version but found out there is a cute pink version as well.

http://www.complex.com/art-design/2012/08/aape-by-a-bathing-ape-x-pepsi-vending-machine

KIRIN European style berry and orange tea

According to the label: darjeeling tea and flavouring.

I always think that orange and teas are a great pairing and this one has berries as well as orange so tried it as well.
Overall it was quite syrupy but the orange and tea flavouring could have been stronger.
The berry taste was quite strong.

Suntory Barley Tea

http://iyemon.jp
Ingredients according to the label: Barley, Sprout Barley, Green tea and vitamin C.

Smells and tastes like watered down marmite + roasted black coffee.

HeySong Camellia Green Tea (Sugar Free)

A girly drink because it tasted flowery hence I did not like it because it had Camellia Extract as well as Oolong tea and Jasmine.

But since it was sugar free it didnt taste so bad.

Korean Musk Melon

YAMATAI Miso Butter Ramen Noodles 116g

Got these noodles because the flavour was interesting, it was butter and miso, on the lid there was pieces of potato as well.

It is common for the Japanese to add butter to their ramen although I have never tried it before.

When I peeled the lid, there were three sachets inside: One sachet of liquid miso, One sachet of butter (which smelt like margerine) and a condiments sachet which really had dehydrated roast/fried potato pieces.

It was good that the miso was liquid form because the powder version is quite artificial and it seems that you have paid for what its worth.

I added hot water and then the miso sachet and butter.

The noodles tasted OK because the miso soup was strong and if you like melted butter that is another bonus.

I could not find a website for these noodles.

明星食品 一平ちゃん 夜店の焼そば 明太子味 Myojo Ippei-Chan Yakisoba mentaiko flavour with butter taste mayo

Yomise no Yakisoba mentaiko flavour with butter taste mayo

I got these noodles because there were about three fun sauces/condiments inside to put in the noodles: Japanese style mayonnaise, mentaiko and soy sauce.

When you peel back the lid, the dehydrated vegetables are already with the noodles and the other three sachets of sauces are separate.

As well as the good packaging, the website was hidden beneath the plastic wrapping on the lid.

The reason I liked the packaging is that these noodles need to drained and they have designed some holes where the water can be drained.

I tried some similar noodles which did not have this design and ended up tipping all the noodles in the sink!

There is a video below which shows this cool packaging and they have three other noodles in this series that have mayonnaise but the website does not have ENGLISH!!!

From the online translations the other flavours appear to be mustard, charcoal and sea salt and the other one I cant quite make out.

Anyway, the noodles tasted delicious, although my pictures do not look as good as the ones in the video because I did not take photos of the condiments mixed.

Noodles with soy sauce added

Noodles with mayonnaise added

Noodles with mentaiko added

Drainage beneath the yellow peeler.

http://www.myojofoods.co.jp/ippei-yomise/lineup/