Where to Buy Mochi in Malaysia: Japanese Mochi Shops in KL and Ordering From Japan
Japanese mochi is surprisingly hard to find in Malaysia. Most mochi shops in the Klang Valley are local brands, and the Japanese options come down to a Kamakura…
From the kachishop team in Japan
Guides, reviews and shopping tips for J-beauty, snacks, tea, magazine freebies and pre-owned cameras — the things you can only buy in Japan.
Visit the shop →Japanese mochi is surprisingly hard to find in Malaysia. Most mochi shops in the Klang Valley are local brands, and the Japanese options come down to a Kamakura…
Finding Japanese matcha powder in Malaysia takes a little more searching than in Singapore. A Japanese-run matcha stand in Pavilion KL sells tea from a Kyoto tea house,…
Looking for Japanese snacks in Malaysia? You can find them at JONETZ by DON DON DONKI and Isetan in Kuala Lumpur, at AEON and FamilyMart outlets, and at…
The hardest part of buying your first digicam in Malaysia isn’t choosing between brands. It’s not knowing which of the hundreds of discontinued models will still work properly…
There are three realistic places to buy a second hand camera in Malaysia: the established dealers around Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya, the classifieds and marketplaces led by…
There is a striking gap in what a digicam costs in Malaysia. On Carousell and Mudah, private sellers list working Sony Cyber-shot and Canon IXUS bodies from around…
Japan has the deepest used camera market in the world. Shops in Tokyo alone hold tens of thousands of graded bodies and lenses, priced well below what the…
“Vintage camera” covers a wide range — a 1970s Nikon SLR, a refurbished Polaroid, a 2005 Canon IXUS with a CCD sensor. Malaysia has options for all of…
Malaysia’s digicam scene looks different from its neighbours’. Instead of a shopping street lined with camera stores, most of the buying here happens through Instagram DMs, Telegram drop…