Beverages

Asahi Calpis Peach Syrup 470ml: refreshing pear syrup with unique Calpis flavour. Ideal for drinks and desserts. Read more

Refreshing Japanese soft drink with the delicious taste of yuzu, a citrus fruit common in Japan. Read more

Green tea latte made from whole milk and young tea leaves.
• Suitable for bubble tea
• Can be prepared hot or cold Read more

Japanese soft drink with watermelon flavor. Read more

Carbonated Japanese soft drink with Lychee flavour. Read more

A refreshing sparkling strawberry flavored drink known for its unique bottle shape and fruity taste. Read more

Carbonated Japanese soft drink with pineapple flavor. Read more

Organic Japanese Ice Tea with Red Fruit flavor.
**NOTE: You will receive a random bottle** Read more

Milky soda with pineapple flavour. Read more

Nitto's Matcha Au Lait combines the pure taste of Japanese matcha with creamy milk in a convenient stick form. Perfect for a quick and delicious matcha latte, at home or on the go. • Quick and easy to prepare • Rich and creamy taste Read more

Ramune soft drink with melon flavor. Read more

Extra rich Espresso drink with milk and sugar. Read more

Ramune is a fun, delicious and refreshing Japanese soft drink. What makes Ramune very special is the Codd-neck bottle with the marble at the top that, when the bottle is opened, moves to into the bottle, where it rattles while drinking. Read more

Calpis Water, originating from Japan, is made from fermented milk and has a slightly sour and slightly sweet taste profile. Read more

Calpis is a unique Japanese soft drink with a milky texture and a light taste similar to Yakult and 7-Up. It was invented by Kaiun Mishima during his exploration in Mongolia. Read more

The Calpico (Calpis) is a low-fat milk-based drink, very popular in Japan. This is non-carbonated soft drink. Read more

Refreshing iced tea with English black tea and lemon flavor. Read more

Japanese soft drink with grape flavor. Read more

Japanese soft drink with ramune flavor. Read more

Milk Tea - Afternoon tea been drunk by the English ever since the custom was first started by the Dutchess of Bedford in the mid 19th century Read more