A long line formed early on a balmy summer morning in Duluth, as people traveled from around metro Atlanta for the opening of Japanese department store Teso Life on Pleasant Hill Road. Such lines are not an unusual occurrence these days for the opening of a Teso Life, often fueled by social media.
Frequently touted as the Japanese version of Target, Teso Life first became a sensation when it debuted six years ago in Queens. The uber popular department store currently includes nearly a dozen locations in New York, with new locations opening in Arizona, Maryland, New Jersey, Texas, and now in Georgia.
Teso Life is a treasure trove of eclectic Asian beauty products, toys, and household goods found in countries like Japan, Korea, and China. But the store also carries a broad range of Asian snacks, candies, and beverages, which continue to draw people to its aisles who come seeking new flavors to try, hard-to-find food products, and childhood nostalgia wrapped in brightly colored packaging adorned with cartoon characters.
Choosing snacks and drinks to purchase at Teso Life can be overwhelming, especially for people unfamiliar with the variety of products offered at the store. Eater created this handy guide on what to look for and consider buying at Teso Life in Duluth, from the plethora of flavored chips and chocolates to frozen dumplings and iconic Japanese drinks.
Flavored chips
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