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Pocky Chocolate

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Pocky Chocolate

Share Happiness! A Chocolate Sweet Loved Around the World.

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Pocky was created in 1966 as the world’s first rod-shaped chocolate sweet. It is a rod-shaped pretzel snack covered in a chocolate coating, and it has a very pleasant texture.
The combination of that delicious flavor with a way to keep your hands clean after snacking made them into a huge hit.
Pocky is sold all around the world, but certain flavors vary by country.

Highlights

  • Various flavors available, including matcha and strawberry.

Photos

  • The familiar red package

    The familiar red package

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

Q

Do you have pamphlets in other languages? (If so, please also inform us of the supported languages)
A

We do not have any brochures. The official Pocky website is available in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean.

Q

Is it possible to return or exchange a defective product after opening the package?
A

A Please contact our customer center first (Glico Customer Center: 0120-917-111). We will respond according to the situation.

Q

Do you have an overseas-shipping service?
A

International shipping is not available.

Reviews

13

Some reviews are AI-translated.

  • Gina C
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    Of course, you can't miss all the limited-edition snacks in Japan! This time, I found a rather unusual amazake-flavored Pocky, and just seeing the flavor made me want to buy it and give it a try! Amazake is a traditional Japanese drink with a subtle rice aroma and natural sweetness. Paired with Pocky's crispy biscuit sticks, it has a distinctive flavor. If you're used to classic flavors like chocolate and strawberry, trying a special flavor once in a while feels fresh! If you like collecting limited-edition Japanese snacks, keep an eye out for it. It's great to buy for yourself or as a souvenir, and it was a nice little surprise to discover while traveling!

  • Star
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    One of the must-do things when visiting Japan is searching for the local giant Pocky. Each place has its own flavor, and so far I’ve tried melon, milk, strawberry, grape, and more. I want to travel all over Japan and try every Pocky flavor.

  • 王小鈞
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    A classic chocolate-covered biscuit stick loved around the world. Even though you can buy it in Taiwan, I still can't resist bringing a few boxes home every time I visit Japan.

    Crispy biscuit sticks coated in rich chocolate—the sweet flavor makes it hard to stop eating them one after another. They're great for an afternoon snack or while binge-watching shows. Pocky also comes in many different flavors, each with its own unique character. Matcha, strawberry, and milk are all delicious too!

    When shopping at supermarkets, convenience stores, or drugstores in Japan, it's really hard to walk away empty-handed when you see Pocky.

  • Linda Liao
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    I really like this line of snacks. They're light and don't weigh much, so they're perfect for carrying a pack when going out and having something whenever you get hungry. They're sweet, crispy, and easy to eat. I especially like the extra-thin variety because there are more sticks in each pack, so I can eat them slowly and enjoy them longer. They're a great choice for an everyday snack!

  • BobbyJenny
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    Pocky Chocolate is one of my favorite classic Japanese snacks. The thin biscuit sticks are generously coated in chocolate, and they look simple yet very appealing. As soon as you open the package, you can smell a light chocolate aroma that makes you want to grab one and eat it right away.

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Details

Product name in Japanese
ポッキーチョコレート
Manufacturer
EZAKI GLICO CO.,LTD.
Available at
Japanese supermarkets, convenience stores, and more.
Price
219 yen (excluding tax)
*The price may vary depending on the store.
Calories
142kcal per pack (standard 29g)
Contents
2 packs
Official Website
Official Website (English)
Hokkaido Tohoku Kanto Chubu Hokuriku Kansai Chugoku Shikoku Kyushu Okinawa