Super Junior's resident food-enthusiast Shindong made an interesting tweet yesterday. He posted, "There's something like this in Japan!!! Our faces are on it!! You can see them sold at Circle K convenience stores." Apparently, dedicated fans in Japan now have the chance to bite into their own Super Junior triangle kimbap. People are also noting that instead of being labelled as "yakiniku," these little rice packages of goodness are being labeled as "bulgogi," the Korean word for marinated beef. Fans commented, "I want to eat it," "How did it taste? Was it good?" "Wow! I wish we could buy these in Korea too," and "I saw a poster of Super Junior at the convenience store and my heart skipped a beat." Source + Photo: Newsen