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My/Mochi Ice Cream, Dubai Style Chocolate, Frozen, 14.8 oz.

Creamy pistachio ice cream covered in chocolate mochi. Yeah that's amazing. I love my mochi as a brand so this caught my interest right away. Is it giving Dubai chocolate? Yeah I can see it but obviously it doesn't taste exactly like that. Awesome flavors hope they keep it around for a while.

Great buy

My two FAVORITE things have come together - My/Mochi Ice Cream and Dubai Chocolate!!! These were absolutely delicious and a must try! Love that they're low in calories and I can just have one (or all 12..) as a snack. Thank you for this heavenly treat

AMAZING

its good, but missed the mark with the dubai flavor. the pistachio ice cream has a very artifical taste to it. cant taste the kataifi either. will still eat, but not sure ill buy again

just ok

Clearly some people do not know what mochi is. That is the texture it's supposed to be. It's a Japanese dessert made with a rice flour. We loved it in our house but we are used to the texture and taste of mochi.

The ice cream is great but the dough shell is a NO. I could eat bowls of the pistachio ice cream though. I think a chocolate dipped shell would have sealed the deal, as someone else said on here too.

No to the dough….

Waste of money. Just taste like mint ice cream wrapped around a stale rubber ball. It's chewy , a rubbery taste like the end of a vanilla short cone when it's stale and soggy. It doesn't taste like Dubai anything, false advertisement.

Disgusting

This was my first time buying these cute little mochi bites. The exterior texture took some getting used to but the nuts and ice-cream was so delicious. I would definitely buy these again.

These are okay but definitely do not taste like Dubai chocolate. To me it tastes like cherry vanilla ice cream !? Not sure how but it does. It's also a little doughy but not bad. Just don't expect any chocolate flavor

omg these are SOO good! We love trying different mochi ice cream flavors and this is my favorite by far! My daughter didn't think it was a very accurate "Dubai chocolate" flavor, but it's really good!

So Good!

I don't know how they can advertise this as Dubai chocolate. It has nothing to do with Dubai chocolate. Honestly, the ice cream is kind ok. The dough is nasty and has a weird taste. My family and I didn't like it.

Not Dubai Chocolate

Honestly it tasted okay, but it was not Dubai chocolate at all.

Personally it felt like the trend has gone too far and is being forced at this point. Overall it did not live up to the hype, and I think it might be time for people to let this one go.

Overhyped, overpriced

The My/Mochi Dubai Style Chocolate Ice Cream is a bold new addition to the frozen aisle, attempting to capture the essence of the viral chocolate trends in a portable, pillowy mochi format. While it offers a unique departure from traditional mochi flavors, it stands out more for its quality than its adherence to the specific "Dubai" trend.

Taste and Texture: "Loved It"

The primary strength of this mochi is its good taste. The chocolate is rich and satisfying, providing a deep cocoa flavor that isn't overly sugary. The ice cream inside is creamy, and the outer mochi dough maintains that signature chewy, soft texture that My/Mochi is known for. It’s a very satisfying snack, and I absolutely loved it for its overall flavor profile.

Quality and Composition

In terms of ingredients and build, this is a good quality product. The 14.8 oz package feels substantial, and the mochi themselves are consistent in size and shape. They hold up well in the freezer without becoming icy, ensuring that every bite is as smooth and chewy as the first.

The "Dubai Style" Factor: "It's Different"

It is worth noting that for those looking for the specific "Dubai Style" (typically associated with the viral pistachio and kunafa chocolate bars), this doesn't quite feel like Dubai style in the traditional sense. It lacks the specific crunch or pistachio elements often found in that trend. However, that doesn't mean it isn't great—it’s just different. It’s a unique take on a chocolate mochi that stands on its own merits.

Final Verdict

Overall, this is a fantastic purchase for chocolate lovers. While the "Dubai" branding might be a bit of a stretch in terms of flavor expectations, the product itself is great quality and offers a delicious, unique experience. It is a "must-try" for anyone looking to switch up their usual frozen dessert routine.