Pretty standard flavor, not a bad price for how much you get, and as fast as I know in freshness they were good

Everybody's tastes are different, so I don't think I can judge japanese mochi by their taste. In short it's sticky and gooey substance. Of all flavors I really loved the ones with peanut butter, even the nature of mochi consistency doesn't spoil it. Anyway, if you've never tried mochi before, it's a nice selection and price to try, but if you don't like it, don't think any other brand of mochi will be better. It's just what they are.

I've gotten this brand of mochi before, was as expected except for melon flavor. The melon flavor is not a bright green with orange center, as the picture on box shows. It is a dark green with greenish/translucent filling. All tasted great. Best tasting were Melon and Peanut.

It was good just ended up not liking 1 flavor

These mochi are really great. The texture of the mochi is soft and sticky, as it should be. One of the things I noticed about all of them is that they were not overwhelmed with starch like some of the other brands, which I think helped to keep it having a fresher flavor. Here are my impressions of the included flavors:

Red Bean:
The red bean mochi is definitely made of actual red beans in paste form. If you're looking for a more bean-like texture with skins and partial or whole beans, you aren't going to find it here, but it is filled with the actual flavor of redbeans. This particular batch could've used something else to prevent sticking to the papers as these mochi were very sticky and did not easily separate from the paper holding them. I love red bean, but the stickiness made it difficult to eat in comparison to the other mochi and the paste didn't feel real because it didn't have any present beans in it. It was still good though. 3.5/5.

Green Tea:
This one is an interesting flavor. It's very sweet, so it's got more of a green tea candy type of flavor. However, it is not as sweet as say, a matcha frappuccino. The green tea flavor is still semi-present, but it's not by any means bitter. It's got a sweet, grassy flavor. The mochi on the outside was also sticky because it was not well-coated in anything, but less sticky than the red bean. 4/5.

Peanut:
The peanut one tastes really good. The inside is filled with a peanut butter-like paste more similar to a peanut butter cup than actual peanut butter, but smooth with the same texture as the red bean paste. The outside is mochi, coated in small shaved peanuts-- it's a wonderful texture differentiation and flavor addition, as well as making sure that the mochi did not stick to the packaging. This was one of the easiest of the mochi to handle and snack on. However, I will say this-- make sure you're enjoying with a drink! This is the heaviest of the mochi and the driest because of the peanuts. It's a great flavor for a one-and-done snack because it's heavier than the others. 4/5.

Hamimelon
Mmm! This one is my favorite of the bunch. It's sweet, but the melon really has a brighter taste than the others. The color on the inside is not the bright color shown on the packaging, but a greener shade. It still looks pretty and almost gem-like inside because of the translucent colors. The texture on the outside is also different than the other mochi. it has a lovely indentation pattern that looks like a flower of some kind there is something coating the outside that gives it a semi-rough texture outside the softness of the mochi that prevented any sticking, but I'm not sure what it is exactly. It's not as sweet as sugar, but it is very good. This one has an uplifting flavor and easily is the best of the bunch. 5/5.

I individually rated the flavors, but overall for the item itself, this is a great deal. The four boxes came in a nifty larger storage box that really made the presentation excellent. For the value and the item quality, the purchase itself was a 5/5 purchase. I will likely purchase from this company again.