Shiroi Koibito White Lover White & Black Chocolate 24pcs

Shiroi Koibito is so yummy and not perishable/has a pretty long shelf life, I highly recommend getting this for someone with a sweet tooth who likes to have some sort of treat that isn't too overwhelmingly sugary! Pairs well with tea & has the nicest crunchy texture on the outside and creamier texture on the inside from the white/milk chocolate.

I set these out during games at a get-together late last year and everyone thought they were wonderful. I don't typically like white chocolate but it was light but creamy.

This cookies are out of this world. So subtle, so light, so airy, yet reliably firm such that you can feel your teeth digging in them but not cracking it. And the taste is the same, subtle but strong and delicious. Amazing.

Box dented, half of them survived, cookies delicious but given state they arrived in they can’t be bought as a gift

Great cookies. These cookies are very similar to all the cookies I brought back from Japan. I’ve noticed Japanese cookies are relatively expensive. However, they taste fantastic! 24 pieces for $24.00 isn’t too bad. I’ve have had cookie packages of 10 piece of less for around $11-$13; therefore, this is a decent deal.The package is very cute which is typical for a Japanese snack. It is also stated on the packing that the cookies are made in Hokkaido. 👍🏼 Will definitely repurchase again.

I just received them yesterday beautifully wrapped and presented in a box that is too beautiful to through away after eating all of the cookies! Anyways on to the cookies, they aren't like any other shortbread you've tasted before these are high quality that you can taste and it isn't dry or chalky. Definitely give these a try because they are so worth it plus the prime! I do t have to wait a few weeks just to eat these bad boys, I will definitely order another box soon. Also don't be guilty if you don't share trust me I wouldn't because they're too darn good!

I received this product on April 6th, but the expiration date is May 24th. I ordered it as a gift, but the expiration date is too soon, and the outer packaging is worn and scuffed, so it doesn’t feel right to give it as a present.

Arrived in great condition. Would definitely order again. I had these years ago when I visited the factory in Hokkaido. Expiration date isn't until about 4 months from now, plenty of time to enjoy them! After having lived in Japan, I can attest to Japanese products such as cookies generally having a shorter expiration date as they tend not to use all the chemicals Americans do in their food.