Kasugai - Lychee Candy 4.05 oz.

This is the best lychee candy I have tried. It is just the right size and the flavor lasts a long time. The color is a nice pink hue. It is a smooth hard candy. You can feel the freshness every time.

I've been looking for new and interesting candy to try. The reviewer who said that this tastes like strawberry is right; it's just perhaps a tiny bit more sour. That said, the candies are good. They're individually wrapped in clear plastic with printed white text. You get about 24 of them in a bag.The only reason I'm not giving this five stars is because of how similar it is to strawberry candy. Aside from curiosity and the luxury of imported candies, you may as well just get domestic strawberry candy instead.Update: I've changed this review to five stars, and here's why: I had given out some candies to people to try, but I didn't really stick around while they ate them, OR I was eating the candy myself, and I missed out on the most unusual, unique, and wonderful thing about this candy.This candy makes you smell wonderful. You can't smell it if you eat it, though. The smell is strong but incredibly pleasant. It's also hard for people to pin down-- fruity, sugary perfume, or fruity, sugary food? Now my coworkers have a running joke that whenever someone eats a lychee candy, they're obligated to breathe on everyone else. Not that they need to-- since one or two people eating this candy will fill a whole room with "W, what smells wonderful?! What is that??"So if you want to attract people, literally, eat this candy. It's become my favorite and signature sweet, and everyone wants one as soon as they know I've gotten a package in.Update (Aug 2014): My local Asian imports store had a new item I hadn't seen before. Turns out DaKeyi, a chinese company, also makes lychee-flavored candy. In contrast, the bags are much cheaper, and contain a much larger amount of somewhat smaller candies. That said, I'd stick with Kasugai after tasting the two. If you prefer a milder lychee, you might prefer DaKeyi, but I like a strong lychee taste (and maybe more importantly, a very strong lychee smell). The DaKeyi brand isn't as flavorful or fragrant. If you want to share large amounts of lychee candy, that might be a good reason to try the DaKeyi kind (especially if you are hiding the Kasugai kind to keep for yourself).

Small, but mighty big taste. Smooth candy that doesn't cut the tongue when you eat/suck on it.

These candies taste just like the fruit. Best hard candies EVER ! Won't be disappointed

Amazing lychee flavor, poor value for the money.

These tasted great! Super fruity but no hint of an overwhelmingly saccharine—was a light flavor of lychee. The pink colors of the candies are so cute too, in case you’re doing some sort of candy bowl. My partner who doesn’t usually enjoy sweets, always reached for one of these candies until we ran out. Need to restock 😝

Was an amazing surprise... taste was spot on, I will be purchasing again

Pros:* Very accurate lychee flavor* Unique, pleasant, foreign flavor* Good balance between sweet and tartCons:* Contains artificial Color that is very likely to be toxicNote:* Minus 2 stars for artificial color, otherwise would rate as 5 stars* Not as sweet as many American hard candies, like Jolly Rancher. Sweetness is is a little more mild.