Tea Zone 10.6 oz Original Mini Mochi -Bag

Placed in a bag and they are still soft months later.they don't really have too much flavor but they are ok

Love this mochi! Bought it before. It’s not too sweet

Definitely not machine or "machine rice cakes". I had high hopes because of a review saying to ignore the bad reviews because they didnt understand what 4ice cakes were, but i would ignore that review. My husband lived in Japan for 2 years and I've come to love all kinds of mochi and this ain't it. No chewy texture that mochi has and the taste doesn't even match either. Too bad because I was so excited and we don't live close to market to get the real ones.

We love this for making bingsoo at home. It was more expensive than the local h mart, but that drive is about 40 minutes each way. Overall the quality was better, in my opinion, but my kids preferred the local ones flavor. I do like that this brand isn't smothered in corn starch, and has a subtler flavor.

A small tasty treat Great for those days when you want to have just a little extra love. I even named my cat after these. They're super soft, and taste really good.

If you know mochi you know lol these arrived fresh as they were very soft. Good quality. I wish they made a black sesame flavor of these. I used to buy them from a site that was the only place that made these in this size and in that flavor but discontinued them a while ago, i always check back but its been a few years now, oh well...It's okay I can just buy the bigger mochi in other flavors. These are like mini marshmallows but a little less sweet and a bit softer. The more fresh the more soft with a bit of stretch 😋 😊

Texture is fine, but it's almost painfully flavorless. Plain white rice has more flavor. And the pieces could be a little bigger

Not really Mochi as it’s not made of rice! It has rice in it, but seems to just be for flavor. It is mostly made from Hydroxypropyl Di-starch Phosphate (aka E1442), which is a modified potato starch that is normally used as an additive and not a primary ingredient. An odd choice. Probably to make it able to be frozen and thawed repeatedly. E1442 is flavorless, so it doesn’t explain why my bag had a slight chemical-like tang to it that left my mouth feeling slightly tingly. Tingly mouth is typically a bad sign. I am guessing some kind of industrial cleaner or solvent got in my batch. Needless to say I threw it away. The pseudo-mochi was not terrible aside from the poison-like sensation. It did not taste or feel like Mochi and was more like a cross between a gummi and a marshmallow. It had a vague rice flavor that I think came from being covered in rice starch, but nothing like the concentrated rice flavor of real Mochi. Honestly though, I wish that it wasn’t contaminated by something. Despite not being Mochi, they are a pretty good confection for what they are and I would have eaten them. My guess is most people won’t have a contaminated bag, so I am giving 2 stars: 3.5 stars for the product 1 star for the mild poisoning