There are so many varieties of instant noodle soups. In this market, they were top-to-bottom, and both sides of the aisle. There were ramens, sobas, udons, glass noodles, Thai-style, Korean-style, any kind you can imagine.
There is a huge section of bulk tea and tea flower bins. Each item supposedly has a different medicinal benefit, or effect. For example, roses and chrysanthemums are supposed to be calming and reduce bloating. I should try that.
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dried rose buds |
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dried lemon |
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dried daisies |
These dried squids were hanging by hooks. I'm not sure what they are used for - if they are torn into strips and eaten like beef jerky, or if they are used to make stocks. But I thought they were very dramatic looking.
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These guys were HUGE, like a cantaloupe |
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Spicy Bullfrog |
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