1 X Royal Family Japanese Green Tea Mochi - 7.4 Oz / 210g

I absolutely love the 1 X Royal Family Japanese Green Tea Mochi! The texture is perfect – soft and chewy with just the right amount of sweetness. The green tea flavor is wonderfully authentic and not overpowering, making it a delightful treat for anyone who enjoys matcha. Each piece is individually wrapped, making it easy to share or enjoy one at a time. The balance of flavors and the smooth filling inside truly makes this a standout mochi. It’s a great snack for any time of day, and I’ll definitely be buying more!

I was in Japan a few months ago and every time I'd see these, I had to buy them! I love these treats because they are not super sweet. I recently purchased 3 different flavors. Love them all.

One thing that's important to note is that this is matcha flavored, which is different from the green tea most people think of. Matcha has less of an herbal taste and more of a leafy taste. Not sure how else to describe it, but while I enjoy matcha, the red bean flavor might be less adventurous if this is your first time trying mochi.In terms of the mochi itself, it's fine. The glutinous rice is a little too sweet, I feel? Maybe they were trying to offset the matcha taste that isn't inherently sweet on its own. Because of this sweetness, though, this mochi wouldn't be the best wagashi; it could make the tea taste bland by comparison.Overall, it's matcha mochi. It's exactly as it sounds: soft, chewy, and matcha. I might recommend the red bean more since the price is better and the taste is a little more subdued, but if you've got a hankering for matcha specifically, this'll get you there. I personally could devour this whole box, haha.

So I have been looking around and sampling brands of mochi on here since all the big brand stores around me have quit selling them. So far trying this brand out has been a positive one. Others have been super sweet or the last I tried tasted of chemicals and digging them out of two inches of powder. I will keeping ordering from this brand. :3

Made in Taiwan and has 12 grams of sugar. A little bit of an aftertaste

I am japanese and am extremely connected to my cultures food. It’s all I eat. These mochi are pretty horrible. The texture was like soft rubber.. bland… no soy beans used clearly in making the mochi bc it’s the weirdest texture. It should be soft and gummy like, kind of a “slimy” feeling once you put it in your mouth and chew. The inside wasn’t bad just bland and dry. Whole thing was dry. not moist. it should be STICKY!!! This mochi is the farthest thing from mochi i’ve ever eaten. All japanese would agree with me. This was hard to explain i did my best. If you want good mochi look up “boba mochi” it’s the 60 count bag. Those are pretty good for our options here. If there’s a japanese market around your area I highly suggest getting it there in the snack section! THOSE are authentic!!

If you're into trying new things. Squeeze this treat into your things to try list!A mochi is a rice ball of a treat you'd like as much as i just did.Per serving it has zero fat and 100ish calories. Way more healthier then majority of treats from typical local stores.I let my mother try a bite. She complained of the texture.I offered one to my lamdlord, his words saying this "if it's not not chocolate i don't eat it"My first bite however, i felt the nice rice texture right away following a hint of green tea.You can't say i didn't offer my snack, cause i enjoyed every bite.Fully recommend it. But be careful when you order it. It was pretty hot outside so i was afraid of it melting.Luckily it didn't feel too squishy. Give a mochi a try, seriously!

i’ve never had “real” mochi before, only the ice cream ones. I decided to order two of these since I wanted to give it a shot ( and also because I love matcha ). i’d say the price is pretty reasonable, and shipping was quick ( it arrived within 2 days ). as for the flavor, it was really good! they were so soft and tasted so yummy. i’ll certainly be hoping to get more mochi in the future!