a bit of chinese flavor
351642
product is great,brings a bit of chinese flavor to your house no matter where you are
2881806
Youve heard its an acquired taste before, so the idea of plum paste-filled candy from Japan fits the bill. Although made with top quality plums from Japan's Kishuu province, the candy doesnt look particularly unique compared with the mixed hard candy ubiquitous at Christmas and in the bottom of grandmother purses.

As is the case with many of Japans sweets, the hard shell&nbsp;&nbsp;isnt overly sweet. You get a nice floral hint before you reach the sour and salty plum center.

This candy doesnt last long in our household. We buy pickled plums to eat with Japanese rice. We chew plum-flavored Japanese gum. And we drink Umeshu (), a Japanese liqueur made from steeped plums.

You either like pickled plums or you dont. There's no middle ground.

Rating: Five stars
2985129
Taste is certainly reminiscent of kimchi, and very good indeed. It did make my buddy's girlfriend gag, though, but that's kinda normal with proper kimchi anyway...
4407619
Lapsang Souchong is a rather strong "smoky" flavored tea.  You'll either love it or hate it.  It's not my "daily fare" but the offering is just what's required for that "something different" kind of day
533680
Pretty good. I was trying to recapture the taste of a green tea I'd had in an Asian restaurant. While this wasn't identical, I do like it after playing around with the quantity used (the package has no suggested measurements).
1724250
I'm from Philly and now live in Nebraska, so a lot of Asian food items now I buy online. I love the taste of Yi Pin Duck sauce in those little plastic packets that they give with Chinese takeout in Philly. I cook chinese at home now and pretty good at it ;) so I looked for duck sauce in jars and tried different brands... This one is almost close to the taste, that's why 4 stars. It's great that it comes in these huge jars, and 4 of these would last a long time. Next time, though, I'll buy Ty Ling brand, the jars are a lot smaller, but the taste is better. That brand has "Sweet and Sour sauce" (I tried it), that tastes like duck sauce and they have "Duck Sauce", I wonder how the second one tastes like..
899366
People seem to be knocking this a bit for its lack of authenticity, but it should be pretty clear by the fact that they offer three different varieties that they're not trying to sell pure, authentic gochujang sauce as much as they're trying to sell flavored sauces with gochujang as the base.

And they're doing it really well. I'm a bit addicted to this particular flavor (I haven't tried the others yet, but I've gone through a couple of bottles of this flavor) because it goes so well on everything.  I often use it on sandwiches, either on its own or mixed about 50/50 with mayo for more of a sandwich spread kind of feel to it. My wife has used it successfully mixed with some yogurt-based ranch dressing to make a nice dip for snacks at family get-togethers. Mixed with some soy sauce, sesame, and a little garlic it makes for an impactful dipping sauce for steamed dumplings.

Next up? The slight sweetness mixed with the heat makes me think about bacon.  I cure and smoke my own bacon, and usually opt for a maple-based cure. Next time I think I'll add some of this sauce in there as well, and see how it goes. Bacon with a kick? Could be nice!
2553897
I found this tea to be a bit harsher in flavor than expected.  I am combining it with some green tea which helps.
694568
I made something that wasn't Pho but inspired by and it added a bit of magic to the dish.. I see many uses. I saw something online about marinating pork chops and I am looking forward to trying.
4516013
This tea seems to provide some comfort to the throat, but the flavor is not very tasty.
1394766
There's a pretty strong mint flavor to the tea.  I was hoping for more straight orange, and was concerned about the mint and the licorice, both of which are flavors I do not like in my tea, but all the reviews said it had a very strong orange flavor.  The very strong orange flavor is there, but the mint is nearly as strong.  The licorice flavor is negligible, thankfully, and the rest of the notes seem to be subtly floral.
4374302
Well, it's OK tea. I've been to China and I can compare nice quality Da hong pao and this one. 3 out of 5 stars.
2940860
+Took about 2 weeks to get here from China, not bad
+Actual tea after steeping looks like decent quality
+A good deal considering the price
+tastes good, especially if I was in the mood for milk tea

-This is one of those milk oolong that is artificially flavored with actual milk. Instead of a natural creaminess from quality leaves, they add it by steaming or soaking the leaves in milk. You can smell it right away when you open the bag.

Overall, if you drink your tea with milk, you'll enjoy this tea, because the taste is actually pretty good, it's a shame. I prefer to drink mine straight, so the added milk is annoying.
3605046
This was purchased on a whim, so I really wasn't sure what I was getting. I bought this just to try something new out. I like tea in general, so figured I would most likely enjoy it. Plus, I buy from this company and and haven't had an issue previously.

This was nice but not an everyday tea flavor for me personally. I drink my tea with minimal sugar and nothing else. This reminded me of the pumpkin pies I make for Thanksgiving and Christmas. You can see from the ingredients why.

Overall, I thought his was good. If you don't like pumpkin pie, then you will want to pass on this. Otherwise I say try it out. Its a nice flavor and great for a change.
4290655
I like the material. The care instructions are better laid out in Chinese. I would ask for a clearer English tag.
4380934
This tea is decent for the price of 100pcs. From all the white teas I have tried, ranging from the expensive canned loose leaf white tea and the cheap pre-bagged white tea, this one is certainly has a unique taste, look, and texture. I am no tea expert but it seems this uses a different type of tea leaves or a different process from what I am used to in look, flavor, and texture.

First of all, when I first brewed this tea bag, it took quite a short time for tea to infuse with the water. Instead of the light brown color that I am so familiar with,  the tea leaves brews into a dark Oolong or black tea color. I am not sure if that indicates that these leaves are good or bad considering this Chinese processed, meaning it was picked or processed in a different way. Second, the aroma isn't as sharp and somewhat "leafy" as the other white tea brands I have tried. To me, the way it smells runs down your nostrils is like a subtle sweet and faint oily smell to it, which I am not very fond of. And finally, the taste. One notable difference I find in this tea, is the absence of bitterness. Unlike other white teas I have tried, the bitterness remains absent no matter how long I infuse the tea leaves. Since the taste of bitterness of the tea can correlate to the amount of caffeine in a cup, I assume there is less amount of caffeine than other brands of white tea's you see in regular stores. There is also some sweetness, leafy, but also that strange oily texture which to me, ruins the combination all together. Although the taste doesn't really suit my preference, it does go down rather smoothly.

I concluded that this particular brand of tea is not for me but, it is tolerable to drink for the health benefits. Some people might like it, but if you want a little more bitterness in your daily cup of white tea, this may not be for you.
4375085
I am now using Szechuan Pepper in place of regular pepper.  The general flavor is more mild than regular pepper but I love the strange way that it makes my tongue feel---numb.  It's so strange.  It's a lot of fun.