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Review: Acecook Jonetz Rich Tonkotsu Flavor Noodles

Here’s another product found in Guam that I never knew existed: Acecook Jonetz Rich Tonkotsu Flavor Noodles. A little explanation here is probably warranted. In Japan, there’s a chain of convenience stores called Don Quijote, affectionately called “Donki” for short. There are other Donki locations in other countries, and those international locations are under the name “Don Don Donki,” like the one in Guam where this cup was purchased. The official original store brand for Donki is “Jonetz.” So this tonkotsu cup is made by Acecook with the Jonetz branding for exclusive sale in Donki convenience stores. Hope that all made sense, since I’ve got one more product besides this one with the Jonetz branding on it to review next time. Let’s get onto this one though!

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Review: Acecook Sapporo Rich Miso Ramen

Here’s a Japanese variety I got out of the very final ZenPop ramen subscription box that I haven’t tried yet. The official product name according to ZenPop is “Acecook Nomihosu Ippai Gotouchi-hen Sapporo Noukou Miso Ramen,” although you can find this online under the name “Acecook Sapporo Rich Miso Ramen.”

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Noodle Journey Episode 116: Acecook Hao Hao Saté Onion

Today, I’m reviewing Acecook Hao Hao Saté Onion, and to be perfectly frank, I’m not sure what this flavor is supposed to be. “Saté onion” doesn’t point to anything I can find via Google (aside from this specific product), so I’m going into this review trying to figure out what Acecook is aiming for – is it Indonesian satay with peanut and grilled meat notes, or the Vietnamese saté chili-lemongrass condiment? Neither of those things really makes me think of oniony noodles, so the origin of the name here is a bit of a mystery.

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