[REVIEW] Meiji Ichigo Marshmallow Chocolate

When I first tried this, I immediately remember the Apollo Strawberry Chocolate I always get whenever I visit Candyland; Candyland is a local candy store that sells Asian snacks. It can be found in any Asian market or store.^^



'Ichigo' is Japanese for 'strawberry'.

Front- comes in a box, the chocolate is wrapped in a plastic wrapping

Back- info

It consists milk chocolate, and the middle is sandwiched with strawberry chocolate and lots of pink mini marshmallows. The marshmallows are not strawberry-flavored and gives the chocolate a slight chewy texture.

Meiji strawberry marshmallow chocolate 

The chocolate bar is sectioned into 8 pieces, but they're not that easy to make easy breaks.

close up of Meiji strawberry marshmallow chocolate

Sadly I don't remember how much I paid for this, but I think it ranges from $3-$4 after tax.

It's not bad to give it a thumbs down; it's not super good that I will make a repurchase but if you know someone who would like these semi-unique chocolate bars, then I would recommend it as a little gift or a cool snack to try out with your friends.

Btw, I use 'semi-unique' because Kit-Kat from Japan have really unique flavors....I've previously tried some soy-sauce flavored one, and I was surprised...in a good way. Click this link to read about Japan's strangest Kit-Kat flavors.