ShirakikuRed and White Daifuku Mochi Rice Cake | Delight with Maltose, Glutinous Rice, Red Bean Filling | Perfect for Asian Snacking and Desserts | 12.72oz, (Pack of 1)

I love this product. I can get some mochi at an Asian grocery store, but they don't always have this classic flavor. These are not the real "daifuku mochi" because these are small ones, but still taste great. Great for people who like sweet red beans, azuki.

I love these. I get them all the time.

I have purchased many Shirakiku products in-store and always check that the label states "Product of Japan" and have never been disappointed, and thought these (purchased online) would be the same. I failed to read the seller detailed product description, (assuming this was also a product of Japan because of the "Brand"), but it is not; This is a Product of Taiwan and I realized that is the reason that these didn't taste anything like the mochi I love made in Japan. These are: mochi is bland, red bean filling is weird tasting and not very sweet. If you are wanting the flavorful, sweet, delicious red bean mochi from Japan then definitely read all the details to confirm where the product that you are looking at is from. I was so disappointed with this product that after eating one I threw the rest out.

These are the best redbean mochi !

Texture isn't the worst and neither is the taste. It's a bit on the tough side but not the toughest I've had. I'd give it a 3/5 for taste and 2/5 for texture. I do really enjoy how large they are though and how much filling is in it compared to the others. I wouldn't buy it again personally but I wouldn't not eat it either.Comparison: (Taste - Texture)Royal Family 1/5 - 1/5Shirakiku 3/5 - 2/5Fusion Select 3/5 - 3/5Yuki & Love 5/5 - 4/5Unknown (Meijer) 5/5 - 5/5 - Only 1 flavor is 5/5 though.

Good Daifuku! Quick delivery.

The Red Bean Rice Cake Mochi Were Really Good And Delicious.

I bought a bunch off Amazon and this item looked the best visually but it’s blend and taste was very average.