Gluten-Free Original Rice Crunch Crackers 3.5 oz (Pack of 12), Authentic Asian Ingredients and Flavors, Certified Gluten Free Crackers, No Artificial Flavors/Colors, Non GMO Snacks, Served with Asian Salmon, Cream Cheese, Egg & Tuna Salad, Asian Guacamole, Hummus & Many More

I decided to check if Amazon had these Kame Rice Crackers available and I'm glad they do.I am currently on vacation and I don't feel like driving there lol.The closest store (where I work) that has these is 2 towns away.The whole case of 12 rice crackers are cheaper than buying at the store for close to $4.00 each.The crackers were shipped in the manufacturer's box,which was fine since the box was not damaged and all cracker packages are still sealed.

Very happy with these rice crackers! They showed up in perfect condition in the original packages in the manufacturers box inside an Amazon box. I didn’t see any of the crackers broken so far and they are delicious….would highly recommend for anybody who likes rice!

Always fresh and so good. Eat them alone or with rice and toppings great for hors d’oeuvres. I’m so hooked on them 🫶🏼

I started off with the Black Sesame crackers which are good, but a little bland. Also Black Sesame is more versatile with different dips, so it tempts me to eat more of them.I then tried the Cheese ones, and those were my girlfriend's favorite but I didn't like them at all.Then I tried Wasabi, and those quickly became my favorite because I could taste the kick over the black beans I was eating them with. And because of that kick, I usually didn't eat more than one pack a day. Because a person can only eat so much Wasabi, right?Then I made the mistake of trying Korean BBQ and Sweet and Spicy Chili. Those were so tasty and addicting that I was eating 4-5 packs a day, and I couldn't stop. I think two boxes, 24 packs, disappeared in 3-4 days. I don't recommend buying these two flavors as it will cost you a lot and make you fat with empty calories.I would still buy the Black Sesame crackers again, but I'll probably stick with the Wasabi ones for as long as possible.Thank you for this great, wonderful product. I hope these crackers will always be around, for the next three or four decades.

I get the black sesame and soy sauce, and they're addictive and very good. They remind me of the crackers my Japanese roommate in college shared with me that he received from home. However, sometimes they are a bit too broken from shipping. They could use a bit more padding in the shipping box.

My husband and I have purchased this item as a staple for our household for several years now. We usually love them... gluten free, crunchy and tasty. HOWEVER, THIS BATCH (with "best by" dates of June 30, 2025) IS BAD! We opened one sleeve of crackers and found them tasting almost chemically... Hoping it may just be one bad sleeve, we tried another package, and it too is "off"/ stale. I subsequently have contacted customer service 4 times with no resolution. KaMe customer service has twice referred me to another customer service and the other has never responded.

Quite tasty!

These are the greatest crackers, either alone, or with a slice of cheese, or with a dip. There's just enough wasabi to spice up what could otherwise be a dull-tasting rice cracker. Yes, we like some of the other Ka-Me flavors OK, especially the black sesame Ka-me Rice Crunch Cracker Black Sesame And Soy Sauce, 3.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12) and the seaweed Ka-Me Rice Crunch, Seaweed, 3.5-Ounce Units (Pack of 12). But these wasabi ones are our favorites!We can buy these in the New York area; in Michigan, we can get some other Ka-Me flavors but not wasabi; and in Southern California we can't find Ka-Me crackers at all! Go figger. So it's great to have Amazon supply our "cracker fix" when we travel to the many places where these crackers seem to be extinct.By the way, they are also gluten-free, if you care about that. Some folks think avoiding gluten, even if you're not actually allergic to it, can help weight control. I look at it a different way - these crackers are only 7 calories each, and satisfying far beyond their calories - so they're sort of a diet food.