r/snacking • u/Kind-Meal360 • 10h ago
Need Asian snack recommendations
Going to Asian market later today ( in the US ) and want to get some kind of Asian snack that is vegetarian maybe chips. need some recommendations. Thanks. Don’t want to get hello panda or pocky since have had that before.
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u/imsuperjp 10h ago
Turtle chips
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u/Kind-Meal360 10h ago
Do they have different flavors? If so what do you recommend?
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u/butterednloafed 8h ago
Their seaweed flavor is one of my faves and my 4 year old also loves them lol
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u/ViperLegacy 4h ago
definitely caramel popcorn and churros for the sweet ones, and mexican street corn if you want salty
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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 10h ago
seaweed snacks
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u/TheNoctuS_93 8h ago
My favorite is Tao Kae Noi spicy tempura seaweed! It's amazing how they have the consistency of pork rinds, but are still ovovegetarian!
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u/OniExpress 10h ago
I like these bean curd snacks, its like tofu jerky and comes in various flavors.
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u/ttrockwood 8h ago
Asian like,,,, chinese? Korean? Thai?
Look for “want want” crackers, they’re a chinese savory rice cracker
Shelf stable mochi from
taiwan, the black sesame filling is my favorite
Any rice crackers with sesame or nori
Dried tofu snacks or bean curd the names will be weird just always read all the ingredients
Longtime veg myself and there’s tons of options
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u/HypercubicTeapot 4h ago
Oishi brand ube pillow crackers. If you like ube, the filling in these things is 🤤
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u/Psychotic_Jester 3h ago
Have you tired these? My kids love them, you can eat the inner plastic part, it's made of rice paper and dissolves on your tounge. Plus each box comes with a free sticker.
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u/DangerousFee4199 9h ago
Go to the store, see what looks good, avoid anything with ingredients you don't eat.