Traditional Japanese Sweets Warabimochi Wagashi Jelly Dessert Various set (Kurikanoko)

I have bought it before and It was delicious! A little too pricey tho— but still yummy.

Count me in with those who discovered coffee jelly thanks to a certain anime about a pink-haired psychic. After bingeing The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. for the past month, I was very curious about his favorite dessert, especially since I like coffee and I like jello.It took a while to arrive from Japan, but it was definitely worth the wait. I refrigerated it for a few days, then served it in a small glass dish with whipped cream. It was nicely firm, with a smooth texture and rich flavor that was enhanced by the cream. It was a bit expensive, and I would have liked a little stronger coffee flavor, so I'm probably going to try making some myself, but I'm glad I tried this.

Saiki was right that they are delicious, but I think $19 for 3 small coffee jelly cups are too prohibitive; besides, each small cup is already 208 Calories, and the nutrition information doesn’t even let us know how much caffeine is in it. They taste wonderful, maybe when I visit Japan again I’d definitely eat more of these coffee jelly, but for $19 for 3 cups, ehhh, maybe.

First of all, I want to thank the seller for the best customer service! There was an issue with my order and they helped solve it immediately! I just got it the other day. Thank you again!!So onto the review. I find the price and wait time extremely agreeable for where its coming from. And the texture was more than I could have hoped. It's a pleasure to get a scoop of it and feel the weight since it's thick.It's very appealing to the eye as I put it in a small bowl, watching it bounce and jiggle while retaining its shape.Someone here recommended it with a small amount of whipped cream on top and a bit of milk covering just a bit of the bottom. That suggestion was entirely correct. By itself is good, add a bit of whipped cream and it's better, but when you combine the 3, I couldn't stop myself.10/10 would reorder!

Wanted this to try while watching Saiki K. on Netflix for myself and my daughter. Now we know why Saiki is always looking for "Coffee Jelly". Like most japanese sweets, it's just a little sweet and nicely flavored. Overall, I'm glad we got it, just wish we had gotten the two order [all 6] instead of a single order [3 as shown in picture]. Thank you for shipping it to the USA and letting us try this unique dessert.

These where fantastic, yes I also first saw these on Saiki K but reguardless these where absolutely amazing, good coffee flavor, yet still sweet, try with half and half or whipped crème for it to be even better!

I thought this was going to have a pudding-like consistency. Instead it is a coffee flavored jello. Can’t even eat it. I will NOT order again.

When it missed it's delivery day by a couple of days, I reached out to customer service and they offered to send another. The original showed up before I confirmed with the seller though, so guessing coronavirus slowed shipping a little somewhere on the line. Seller speaks kindly and respectfully and offered a fair solution when I thought there was a problem, but turned out to be no problem.The coffee jello itself was delicious to my son. He said it smelled bad by itself (maybe just strong), but tasted good with cool whip on it and when dropped in milk. He would've eaten it all in one sittnig, but I suggested he just eat one a day so he could enjoy it on other days. (It had spent a month traveling from Japan and was worthy to savor.) He did that, but has now asked me to order 5 more boxes and I have.I'm not a coffee person myself, more a soda person. My kid favors vitamin water, water, and Snapple. He recently tried dunkin donuts chilled coffee and was unimpressed. He's going to try nescafe instant coffee with various things tomorrow. Suppose the youtube or animes kicked open the coffee door for my kid, via the coffee jello.