Morinaga Milk Industry's 'Ichigo Milk Daifuku Bar ', which is a cool ice bar made from 'Strawberry Daifuku' wrapped in Daifuku skin and cream, is available in limited quantities from January 4, 2022 ...

A new flavor of Yukimi Daifuku using Tochiotome Strawberry ' Yukimi Daifuku Heart Strawberry ' has appeared from Lotte. In addition to being able to feel the taste of strawberries, you can also enjoy ...

Daifuku is a traditional dessert from Japan which is typically given as a gift for special occasions (its name means ‘great luck’ in Japanese). It’s usually made with red bean paste (anzo) wrapped in ...

Strawberry daifuku is a favorite among both adults and children. Many shops are offering them this time of year, but what makes you choose one? While it may be a simple treat—"daifuku filled with ...

Much like the blossoms that burst forth on the branch only to flutter away weeks later, the traditional Japanese sweet known as ichigo daifuku is an ethereal bite available only in the spring and ...

The difference between mochi and daifuku is one thing: filling! Daifuku is mochi that has a sweet filling, often a red bean paste (or it could have ice cream, or even a fresh strawberry). Here I stir ...

Daifuku is a widely popular type of Japanese confection consisting mainly of an outer layer of mochi (gelatinous rice paste) with an anko (sweet bean paste) filling. The result is a mildly sweet treat ...

If you’re a fan of the classic ichigo daifuku (sweet chewy rice cake), you'll love this limited-time dessert. It’s based on the McDonald’s apple pie, but this special release contains a sweet red bean ...

Before his Guardian Members’ dinner at the end of this month, the owner of the Japanese soul food restaurant Nanban in Brixton shares a favourite recipe On Sunday 31 July, Tim Anderson, winner of ...

It’s a good time to visit Japan now — the yen to Singapore dollar exchange rate is at an all-time high, and there is always plenty to eat and shop there. Most folks who are foodies would have a ...

Japan is definitely the place to look for unique liqueur flavors like cherry blossom and matcha, but did you know you can find dessert-themed ones as well? Japanese alcohol company Ume no Yado ...

If you love all things Japanese, you’ve likely seen an anime character munching on daifuku mochi and felt the urge to go out and get some yourself. Soft, chewy and usually filled with red bean paste, ...