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The Best Matcha Snacks in Japan, Ranked

A roundup of Japan's most-loved matcha snacks, ranked by real Rakuten review counts! From nama chocolate to daifuku and more. Pick your favorite treat.

Written in Japan by the PAIYA team · 10 items · prices in Japanese yen

1Itohkyuemon Uji Matcha & Hojicha Nama Chocolate 16pc

Melt-in-your-mouth nama chocolate with rich matcha and hojicha flavors that thousands adore.

¥1,393reference price · the shelf price is often lower

2Melting Nama Daifuku Set 10pc

Award-winning cream daifuku so soft it melts in your mouth.

¥2,980reference price · the shelf price is often lower

3Uji Matcha Daifuku 6pc

Premium Uji matcha daifuku with fresh cream and delicate wasanbon sweetness.

¥1,389reference price · the shelf price is often lower

4Matcha Anmitsu 4pc

Frozen matcha anmitsu that's refreshingly cool and rich with green tea.

¥3,999reference price · the shelf price is often lower

5ROYCE Nama Chocolate Matcha

Legendary Hokkaido ROYCE nama chocolate in a smooth, melty matcha flavor.

¥1,215reference price · the shelf price is often lower

6Kagoshima Matcha Powder 100g

Pure Kagoshima matcha powder, sugar-free and additive-free for lattes or baking.

¥2,500reference price · the shelf price is often lower

7Kyoto Brulee Donut Matcha

TV-famous Kyoto brulee donut with a caramelized crunch and creamy matcha filling.

¥4,000reference price · the shelf price is often lower

8Premium Pudding Assort (Plain/Strawberry/Matcha) 5pc

Silky smooth pudding assortment including matcha, perfect as a gift.

¥3,880reference price · the shelf price is often lower

9Uji Matcha Langue de Chat 10pc

Crisp langue de chat cookies with matcha chocolate, individually wrapped for sharing.

¥1,640reference price · the shelf price is often lower

10Kamakura Hangetsu Matcha Gaufrette 10pc

Crispy matcha gaufrette from a famous Kamakura shop, a classic souvenir.

¥1,026reference price · the shelf price is often lower
Prices are reference prices from Japanese online retailers and are shown for comparison — the price on the shelf is often lower, especially at duty-free or during a sale. Anything sold as medicine should be checked with the label or the pharmacist before use.

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