Mochi – Japanese Rice Cakes Delivered Across Ireland

Mochi is a soft and chewy Japanese dessert made from glutinous rice. Each small, round piece features a slightly stretchy rice dough exterior wrapped around a smooth, creamy filling. We stock Royal Family Mochi in Ireland in three delicious flavours, with eight pieces per pack and prices starting from €4.99.

What Is Mochi? The Japanese Dessert Explained

Mochi is traditionally made by pounding steamed glutinous rice until it forms a smooth, sticky and stretchy dough. It has been part of Japanese food culture for centuries and is enjoyed in both sweet and savoury forms. Sweet mochi usually consists of small rice cakes wrapped around flavoured paste or cream fillings. This soft, filled variety is often the first type of mochi people try and is the style available in our range.

Mochi vs Mochi Ice Cream

By Mochi and mochi ice cream are not the same product. Mochi ice cream is a frozen dessert containing ice cream wrapped in a thin layer of rice dough. Our Royal Family Mochi is a soft, shelf-stable dessert with creamy fillings and does not need to remain frozen.

Royal Family Mochi Products and Prices in Ireland

Product	Flavour	Pack Size	Price
Royal Family Mochi	Creamy Coconut	8 pieces	€4.99
Royal Family Mochi	Strawberry Cheesecake	8 pieces	€4.99
Royal Family Mochi	Vanilla Creame	8 pieces	€4.99

Product availability, packaging and prices may change. Check the product options displayed before placing your order.

Mochi Flavours Available in Ireland

Mochi Flavour	Taste Profile	Best For
Creamy Coconut	Rich coconut cream wrapped in soft rice dough	Fans of tropical and creamy flavours
Strawberry Cheesecake	Sweet strawberry combined with a cheesecake-style filling	Anyone wanting a fruity and indulgent dessert
Vanilla Creame	Smooth vanilla cream with a mild, familiar sweetness	First-time mochi buyers and vanilla lovers

Vanilla Creame is a good starting point for anyone trying mochi for the first time. Strawberry Cheesecake offers a fruitier, dessert-inspired flavour, while Creamy Coconut provides a richer tropical taste.

Popular Types of Mochi

Daifuku: Round sweet mochi traditionally filled with red bean paste, fruit or other sweet fillings.
Sakura Mochi: A seasonal pink mochi commonly wrapped in a salted cherry blossom leaf.
Kiri Mochi: Plain, dried mochi blocks that can be grilled or added to soups and savoury dishes.
Taiwanese-Style Mochi: Soft mochi commonly offered with modern cream fillings such as vanilla, coconut and cheesecake flavours.

The Royal Family products in our range are made in Taiwan and feature soft rice dough with modern, creamy dessert fillings.

Where to Buy Mochi Online in Ireland

Finding classic soft mochi in Irish supermarkets can sometimes be difficult, as many stores mainly carry frozen mochi ice cream. Our Royal Family Mochi can be ordered online and delivered throughout Ireland, including Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and other nationwide locations.

Key Features of Royal Family Mochi

Soft and pleasantly chewy glutinous rice dough
Smooth, creamy filling inside every piece
Creamy Coconut, Strawberry Cheesecake and Vanilla Creame flavours
Eight individual pieces in each pack
Suitable for desserts, sharing and gifting
Available with fast delivery across Ireland

How to Eat and Serve Mochi

Open the pack and remove one piece of mochi.
Enjoy it whole or take small bites to appreciate its chewy texture.
Serve it at room temperature or lightly chilled, according to your preference.
Follow the storage instructions printed on the packaging after opening.

Each piece is small enough for one or two bites, making mochi an easy dessert or snack. The contrast between the chewy exterior and creamy centre is its main appeal. If refrigerated, allow it to sit at room temperature briefly before serving if you prefer a softer texture. Safety Information: Mochi has a dense and sticky texture. Eat it in small bites and chew thoroughly. Young children and anyone with swallowing difficulties should be supervise while eating it. Allergen Information: Ingredients and allergens vary by flavour. These products may contain milk, gluten, soya, coconut, sesame, peanuts or other nuts. Always check the packaging for the latest ingredient list, dietary information and allergy warnings.