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Japanese original of Honey Butter chips arrives in LA

April 9, 2015
Calbee's Happy Butter chips on sale inside a Koreatown market. (Park Ji-hye/Korea Times)

Calbee’s Happy Butter chips on sale inside a Koreatown market. (Park Ji-hye/Korea Times)

Still haven’t tried the fabled Honey Butter chips?

Their precursor, a snack called Happy Butter chips by Japanese manufacturer Calbee, has arrived for sale in Los Angeles’ Korean markets.

A representative for H Mart in Koreatown’s Madang Plaza said Haitai’s crazed-about chips — which experienced explosive popularity in South Korea last year, bags going as far as fetching $50 a pop on eBay — were inspired by Happy Butter and taste similar.

The market allows purchases of two bags per person.

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