I used to like MUJI snacks and have bought them quite often. They are all delicious, but I highly recommend the Almond Brownie. It's moist and quite sweet (*^ω^*). The Gateau Chocolat is rich and heavy. The juices in the drink section are all tasty. However, lately they have been selling other brands like "C○logi Choco," and I wonder if they are mixed in with other products. This has made me hesitant to buy MUJI snacks anymore (ﾟ∀ﾟ)

◉Genre: Retort, Seasonings, Sweets ◉Area: Sun Live City Kokura, Kokuraminami-ku, Kitakyushu City ◉Access: 5 minutes by car from JR Anabeyama Park Station ◉Parking: Available ◉Credit card payment: Available ◉Number of visits: First time ◉Number of reviews: 1st visit On this day, I casually visited "Muji Sun Live City Kokura Store". ◇Exterior and Interior Located in the large commercial facility Sun Live City Kokura in Kokuraminami-ku, Kitakyushu City, Muji offers clothing, stationery, as well as retort food products. ◇Seating Takeout only. ◇Menu Structure They have a wide variety of retort products. From Indian to Middle Eastern cuisine, the selection is abundant. They also offer soup stock and Western sweets. The items I ordered are as follows: - Red (350 yen) → Tax-inclusive price Feeling spicy today, but don't have time to cook, so I remembered Muji. Upon entering, I was surprised by the wide range of products... in such a rural area. Although there are many tempting options like Tom Yum Kung, Bak Kut Teh, Rendang, Yellow, etc., I chose the spiciest level, Red, based on Muji's original scale of 5 levels. I thought about customizing it with various ingredients at home, but this time I decided to enjoy it as it is. The flavor is more herbaceous than spicy, with a moderate level of spiciness. There are noticeable lotus roots and small pieces of beef in the soup. While it would be good with rice, I enjoyed it as a soup, taking bites of different ingredients in between. Surprisingly, this way of eating was quite enjoyable. ◆Strong Points Abundant lineup of retort products!!! ◆Customer Service Polite. ◆Summary I had visited multiple times to buy pants, but I had overlooked the retort corner. There are so many options, so there are likely to be many hits. The most popular item is said to be Yukgaejang. I discreetly purchased it, but there seem to be other options worth customizing, so I plan to use this place more often in the future. Thank you for the meal.

Beef curry (300g) for 350 yen [Energy 506kcal Carbohydrates 30.3g] and Chicken curry (300g) for 350 yen [Energy 347kcal Carbohydrates 23.4g] at the MUJI store in Sun Live City. Self-checkout does not accept cash and the selection is limited to less than 10 items. Compared to the Saint City store, the variety of items is double but receives a negative evaluation. However, the fact that cash is not accepted is a big plus point. If only credit cards were accepted and the selection was limited to 5 items, it would be a perfect self-checkout system. MUJI can almost be considered a curry restaurant because of the wide variety of curries they offer, all of which are quite delicious. Before starting to use Tabelog, I used to try out various retort curries and MUJI curries, but I haven't had them in almost 3 years. Today, I had the MUJI curry that I purchased about a month ago for a casual curry tasting. Both curries are 350 yen each, with a quantity of 300g, which is 50% more than a typical retort curry. In comparison, the Beef curry is the clear winner. The spiciness level of the Beef curry is about 3 levels higher than the Chicken curry, and it also has a stronger depth of flavor as a curry. On the other hand, the Chicken curry has a more rounded flavor, making it slightly sweet. It's not bad, but it's not my preference. However, the high quality of MUJI curries is truly impressive. They accept electronic money for transportation.

3-color marshmallows for 99 yen [Energy 165kcal, Carbohydrates 39.8g]. While on a patrol at Sun Live City, I also checked out Muji. There were no particularly new curry items, so I decided to buy a pillow as well. Along with a pillow cover, I made the purchase. I thought it wouldn't be good to just have reviews for pillows and pillow covers, so I also bought marshmallows. When I got home and looked at the receipt, the pillow was 1190 yen and the pillow cover was 1290 yen. I couldn't help but burst out laughing. The marshmallows were just normal marshmallows. I shared them with my friend's daughter. At Muji, it's convenient to use self-checkout if you're paying with a credit card or electronic money. Strangely, even when there are many people waiting at the regular registers, the self-checkout is always empty.

I thought about buying sensitive skin sunscreen milk and saying "I licked it but it had no taste. The scent is nice though", but I decided not to because I might get scolded. So, I just bought nuts and crackers. To use a credit card or transportation electronic money, payment must be made at the self-checkout. I don't remember this being available last time I came. Either way, self-checkout is easy and convenient.

Thick-sliced baum (9 pieces) for 299 yen [134 kcal energy, 14.0g sugar per piece] [irregular shape]. The white chocolate-covered strawberry baum for 150 yen [361 kcal energy, 36.9g sugar] is also recommended. There are no misses with MUJI's products of this kind. These products are truly baum, not balm.