Awesome foods you can't buy in your country

Kinder eggs...I only get them when I visit Hong Kong :<
Also, M&M crispy used to only be overseas but I guess they've recently brought them to the US (I don't understand why they changed the wrapper color from blue to light green...)

Kinder Eggs are banned here. I had a chance to buy them in the Philippines but I never got around to it.

Durians, they're banned from trains 

Buckfast Tonic Wine, Suntory Boss coffee

Cocoa Pebbles and Trix cereal. The Dollarama by my house had Cocoa Pebbles for a short time, but man, 2 boxes is not enough! Should have bought them all up.
And I can't get most Kit Kat flavour Japan gets. I mean, yeah, there's a decent candy store in China town that sells a few Kit Kat and mochi flavours, but I want a wide variety. Too bad the only site I can get that stuff is freakishly expensive to order from...

Does your friend like Vanilla Coke? Cause we don't have that here (or was it Vanilla Pepsi that was around a long time ago?....either way that needs to make a come back)

I haven't found a Mexican restaurant yet.

I've never been to another country ;;

Though my friend would say "Kinder Eggs"

Shin Ramyun, Kimchi, Wonka Nerds, LUCKY CHARMS and marshmallow peeps.  

I can't really do anything about it, but go outside my country to eat these things. I am really bitter about not having Lucky Charms in my country. 

I can't get dark chocolate Toblerone.  I have to go to Canada for that.  I also can't get Mars bars except in Canada, but since those are pretty much identical to 3 Musketeers bars, no loss.

Oo!  Oo!  Bring your friend cherry Pepsi (or is it cherry Coke they don't have??) and regular Hershey bars.  They get Hershey bars up there, but it's these thick bars you can't properly use for s'mores... bring her the normal kind and treat her to s'mores.

KINDER EGGS!

Freakin Kinder Pungui....Or Giotto's hazelnut candies. I have to wait til I visit again sadllyyy........

Any japanese candies. They have so many flavors and are so weird in an interesting way!   

I like crumpets, and those aren't particularly easy to find in the US.

Like, 90% of the Japanese Kit-Kat flavors. The only one I've been able to find around here is the green tea flavored. Not that I'm complaining, because it's delicious, but still.

I miss the supersize meals I got when I went on holiday to LA!! We never get portions that big here in the UK. All this bs about obesity like who cares lol

I freakin love DURIAN. Super hard to find in canada though. what a lousy country...

Kinder eggs. In the U.S. We had these thing called WonderBall's (makes me laugh thinking about the name now) but they discontinued them. The U.S. is such a little bitch when it come to food regulations.

Strawberry Mikado (Pocky). Hell, any mikado/pocky is hard to find here and it's beautiful I think we get daim, milk and white chocolate and that's it, and it's usually in tinier boxes than usual.

can't find takoyaki in Perth...  

also I remember one time I ate this awesome cake but could never find it again.. maybe it was a home recipe :/ 

Shrimp chips and rice chips x.x
there's one store that sometimes has shrimp chips but I wish I didn't have to wait for months for them to have it
and another store used to have rice chips but they don't anymore and there's no way for me to get it at the moment D:

I'm currently living in the US, but I'm from France. 

I would have to say Loire Valley Wine, if you could consider it a "food". 

PS : Your profile picture is great, by the way. 

Chocolate that isn't slaughtered with corn syrup.

Unless you're willing to pay an unfair amount of money because it's "fancy" chocolate.