I continue to review these hot sauces not just out of order, but now in a quite tardy fashion. Case in point this hot sauce based around everyone’s favorite subterranean kaiju (sorry Megalon): Baragon. What I’m reviewing is the “Carolina Reaper version” of the Baragon God of the Earth hot sauce. I stress the version […] The post Baragon God of the Earth Hot Sauce Review (Carolina Reaper) appeared first on Toho Kingdom ..read more

I’m mostly trying these hot sauces out of order, as I’m up to my ninth review and that brings us to the Supersonic Waves hot sauce. Modeled after Titanosaurus, this hot sauce is a sriracha based entry. That means a little sweetness mixed in with a savory heat. Read on to see how it measures […] The post Titanosaurus Supersonic Waves Hot Sauce Review (Sriracha) appeared first on Toho Kingdom ..read more

With a new Godzilla film, new snacks from FYE (@OfficialFYE on social media) are here! How are they? Read below! Titan’s Blaze Habanero Hot Sauce Tried on Kirkland Chicken Wings. When the bottle label says “shake before use,” it makes sense. The sweet habanero, while hot, didn’t taste very good at first bite. It didn’t taste as “sweet” but almost – and this is the best I can describe it – “musty” (or maybe that’s just what sweet habanero tastes like). Once you get past that hurdle and become used to the taste, it’s not that bad. The heat DID stay with me for around 10 minutes after eating the ..read more

I love a hot sauce that just gives a disclaimer that it’s “extremely hot, painful.” So succinct and hard not to be curious what the heat level is actually like. Well Orga’s Absorbing Horror hot sauce delivers, giving a very hot experience for those who like kicking things up a notch. It lives up to the 10/10 (technically 10/11) heat ranking that Jade City Foods awarded it. To flex the peculiar, the sauce also sports blackberries as a key ingredient. So how is good is the overall hot sauce? Well let’s dive in, although first looking at the heat that the packaging so prominently highlights. Heat ..read more

Part of the third series of Godzilla hot sauces from Jade City Foods comes this entry themed around Megalon. This one is billed as a hot sauce for those enthusiasts looking for something very hot, going as far as to describe the heat level as being “painful”. Is it being sensationalist, or does it merit that warning? Also… a peach hot sauce makes one wonder, will this be overly sweet? To my surprise I found this to be the most enjoyable of the hot sauces, for my particular heat tolerance, but read on to learn why. Heat This is the first hot sauce from the Godzilla line that I’ve reviewed that ..read more

What an age we live in that a hot sauce dedicated solely to Gabara from All Monsters Attack (1969) doesn’t feel that strange. Released as part of Jade City Foods third line of Godzilla hot sauces comes this one based around the antagonist of the 1969 movie. While “deity” might be a bit of a stretch for the warty demon, one can appreciate the company’s continued ingenuity with the concepts matched to the characters. For example, what better vector to represent Gabara’s electrical powers than something with a “jolt” of caffeine from coffee? Ingenuity aside, how does this hot sauce fair in terms ..read more

Over the years, I have written many, many reviews of Godzilla snacks and goodies available in Japan, to the point I got really tired of writing them. Yet, because I was always looking for something unique and silly to write about, and figuring (with that adage I adopted) “no one will write about these if I don’t,” I kept buying more cookies, more snacks, drinks, curries, hot sauces, candies, and more—always thinking I would write more reviews of all of them. However, over the years, I probably skipped writing complete reviews of just as many Godzilla-related snacks as I bothered to write full ..read more

Another entry from “series 1” of the Godzilla sauces comes the Mothra Queen of the Monsters hot sauce by Jade City Foods. This is the first of the “medium” heat level hot sauces I’ve tried from the brand. I know that heat is subjective, and giving something a heat level on a scale is very hard, but I was going into this expecting something pretty tame since I have tried a sauce just above this and wasn’t particularly impressed. So how hot is Mothra’s hot sauce? Well it surprised me to be honest, but more important for this one is the taste which is nothing short of excellent. Heat This hot sau ..read more

This was among the first of the Godzilla hot sauces that Jade City Foods released, part of what is now dubbed “series 1”. The Little Godzilla Kawaii Kaiju hot sauce is billed as one of the brand’s tamer, literally called “mild”, hot sauces in terms of heat. So how hot is it and what’s the flavor like? We’ll explore this jalapeno serrano with roasted garlic hot sauce, which will be the third of their hot sauces I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing. Heat Now this is again their mildest hot sauce in the Godzilla line, at least to date. It’s ranked a 4/10, which made me curious how tame it might be ..read more

This year, a small bake shop named Honey and Butter Macarons in Irvine, California celebrated Godzilla Day (starting October 29th and ending on November 5th) with Godzilla franchise themed macarons, each of them hand made in the bakery with multiple designs and flavors. In addition, t-shirts, pins, stickers, and a tote bag were on hand for purchase, and even the Godzilla statue from last year’s Godzilla 67th birthday party in LA was there in the store. I gotta say, it was one cool event. The macarons were not only delicious but expertly created. Below are my photos and quick notes (some were h ..read more