Welcome to
A place where we share our love for Asian food, small discoveries, and everyday moments from our home.
Food is more than just taste. It carries memory, comfort, and a sense of where we come from.
Here, we share stories of Asian food culture, small discoveries, and everyday moments from our home.
We write about what we truly enjoy, what surprises us, and the small moments that make food special.
Milkshake and Chocolate are usually nearby when we write. They have their own opinions about most things.
We hope you find something here that feels familiar, or sparks a little curiosity. Follow along — we would love to share the journey with you.
Milkshake and Chocolate may appear from time to time. Consider yourself warned.
“Kara Mucho” (カラムーチョ) roughly means: Kara (辛) → spicy Mucho → inspired by the Spanish word for “a lot” Together, it basically means: “A LOT of spicy flavour!” 🌶️ And...
“Kara Mucho” (カラムーチョ) roughly means: Kara (辛) → spicy Mucho → inspired by the Spanish word for “a lot” Together, it basically means: “A LOT of spicy flavour!” 🌶️ And...
Unlike ordinary potato crisps, Japanese snacks focus heavily on balance and depth of flavour. Koikeya is one of Japan’s most iconic crisp makers, producing potato snacks since 1953 and known...
Unlike ordinary potato crisps, Japanese snacks focus heavily on balance and depth of flavour. Koikeya is one of Japan’s most iconic crisp makers, producing potato snacks since 1953 and known...
At Meowtail, we’ve always been a small family-run shop, built with care, long evenings, and plenty of love packed into every order. As a small business, sourcing products is never...
At Meowtail, we’ve always been a small family-run shop, built with care, long evenings, and plenty of love packed into every order. As a small business, sourcing products is never...
In a fast-paced world, sometimes all we need is a small moment to slow down. In Japan, that moment often comes in the form of a simple cup of tea....
In a fast-paced world, sometimes all we need is a small moment to slow down. In Japan, that moment often comes in the form of a simple cup of tea....
More stories coming soon.
