Kit Kat Japan Special Variants!


Kit Kat is very popular gift you may expect from people traveling to Japan. They are very unique, since they only sell some variants in some area in Japan. They don't export the special Kit Kat. It is become famous among tourists and somehow the exclusivity makes people search for them. And the last time I went to Japan, i brought home some variants which are exclusive in Japan. What a luck.



I taste all of them. I felt some differences, although the main taste were all chocolate and milk. The  most interesting one, in my opinion, was the wasabi, since it was a little bit spicy.

Being exclusive is one of the power of Kit Kat, not to mention about the taste of course. Since they are representing cities they were made, I remember one type of this kind in Indonesia. Yes it is exclusive from a city, yes it is well packaged, and yes it is popular among young people, It is called ALMOND CRISPY CHEESE!!


It is only produced in Surabaya, East Java. Very crunchy and kind of light meal while chatting with families or friends. Me personally, feels the taste is great, and it deserve international attention for trending food. 

Also don't forget about the milk pie from Bali, a very delicious pastry which is one will never enough! 



To be honest, I think this is a nice potency for other provinces in Indonesia to be explored by tourist. Creativity will create a new potency, not only for the food maker, but even can be elaborated as the identity of a city/ region. You could also find other food specialties related to cities in all over Indonesia here.


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