Reviewers praise very strong, fragrant shrimp flavor in thin, hard, crisp rice crackers, and call them a safe, popular Aichi gift for coworkers or relatives, light to carry and slow to go soft. Criticisms: too hard for children or weak teeth, and about 80 yen per piece feels slightly pricey.

The one reviewer was surprised that a chocolate with champagne paste tastes great, with a small amount in the box that left them wanting more.

The one reviewer says this garlicky meat miso lets you eat rice without side dishes, works as an onigiri filling and goes well with soup or ramen, and the whole family likes it.

The one reviewer found this gift tasty but felt the taste was generic and could be sold anywhere, and wished for a more distinctly Nagoya flavor like miso or ogura.

Reviewers rave that this brownie is moist, rich and not heavy, with crunchy walnuts on top, heavier than similar boxed sweets, and one says it beat expectations. It was received as a gift and bought again at an airport.

The one reviewer found this limited Kit Kat with azuki sandwich flavor delivers a strong azuki flavor alongside chocolate, very sweet, and individually wrapped so you can eat as many as you like.

The one reviewer praises factory-direct crackers with fragrant flavor, no unnecessary additives and freshness unmatched elsewhere. Gift and simple packs are available, and everyone who tried them rated them highly.

The one reviewer praises very thin shrimp crackers with a refreshing ume flavor that pairs well with rich shrimp taste and has a clean aftertaste. It was affordable, original and easy to carry as a gift for friends, bought at a highway service area.

The one reviewer praises a manju with a fluffy brown-sugar skin and smooth bean paste, nostalgic and loved by all recipients. The shelf life is about three days, but it can be frozen, and the reviewer prefers it after freezing and thawing.

Reviewers praise the fluffy, pancake-like wrapper around plenty of mild sweet bean paste, large but easy to finish, with cheese, custard and matcha variations. One disliked a lingering bitter aftertaste and noted the size has shrunk. It is best fresh, as shelf life is short.