ROYCE' Irvine

I cannot stop coming back to this chocolate shop lol. Every chocolate I have purchased and/or was given to me, have all tasted delicious! It is not too sweet, but a perfect balance of flavors in the items I have tried. I LOVE the Royce Bar Chocolate Nut. It is individually wrapped and tastes amazing. The item has Almond, Pecans, Cashews, Macadamia, Nutty Puffs and Praline in a small chocolate bar. It is soo good!Other delicious items I have tried are: - Royce Chocolate Block Bar - Chocolate Hazel Wafers- Milk Chocolate and Matcha Discs- Matcha Wafers- Baton Cookies Hazelnut CacaoThe service is always amazing and kind. It is a definite must try chocolate shop. Thank you Royce Irvine!

Chocolates were good! Silky and smooth! Definitely something to try out one day! Makes a great Valentine's Day present!

This was my first visit to this location. It is located in the Mitsua market. Easy to miss if you're not careful.The lady that helped us was very helpful. When we asked for samples, she gladly obliged us. We ended up getting the whiskey chocolates and the hazelnut ones. Both were very enjoyable.I believe all their chocolates are made in Japan.I look forward to to coming back.

Small chocolate and mochi shop located inside the Mitsuwa on Culver. Royce chocolates are really delicate, creamy, and delicious. Every once in awhile I'll pick up a gift box for special occasions. It shares a space with "J sweets", which sells mochi ice cream.

No joke, I always get gifted ROYCE chocolates - Christmas, Birthday, etc. these are easily the best chocolates I've ever had! They're so unique. If you like chocolate mousse, then you'll love these! These chocolates are like little chocolate mousse rectangles. They're soft yet a little firm like nearly frozen mousse. I've never had anything like these before. Also, the quality is superb. I hate Hersheys and American (even popular German chocolates) sweets because they're equivalent to eating sugar, but somehow worse. It's way too sweet and in a really bad way. These chocolates are very sweet, but in a different way because the ingredients used are much better. It's much more cocoa present and complex. Also, I am NOT lactose by any means, BUT you HAVE to keep these refrigerated or else you will die of stomach pain like I did! Totally my bad, but I want to save you from suffering. So yummy, can't wait to get some more! Lastly, the SAKURA ONE IS HANDS DOWN THE BEST. My mans & I really love it. It has a cherry flavor and is so so original. Buy all the flavors are amazing. Really good gift, it left a really special impression on me!

Located inside Mitsuwa market, ROYCE offers a wide variety of sweet confections and unique gift boxes. They're apparently best known for their Nama chocolates, but I've actually only tried their wafers and cookies. We liked the strawberry and matcha wafers the best, as they were both light and not too sweet. They also came individually wrapped for convenience and in a nice box for gifting. Overall, the treats are pretty good, but not sure they're worth the price point or as satisfying as similar shops.

I was introduced to Royce's Nama Chocolate when my wife and I received it as a gift from Sushi Ota. We are so happy to find it available in Irvine with so many different flavors.We splurged and purchased the Maccha, Hojicha and VSOP Liquor Ghana Bitter. They were melt in your mouth pure delight.Everything was packaged beautifully and we will definitely be going back to purchase some more for Christmas gifts!Royce shares a space with J.Sweets that also so some great tasting mochi. The peach and blueberry yogurt flavors were yummy and the black sesame and matcha flavors were equally superb!

Received this as a gift and its one of the cleanest and creamiest chocolate I have ever eaten. It has the perfect balance of sweetness. This is definitely going to be my go to place for chocolates and gifts for friends. I look forward to trying different chocolate from here.

These chocolates are worth the splurge and would make great gifts since the packaging looks fancy and festive, and you have the option of gift wrapping the boxes. The chocolates are smooth and easily melt in your mouth. They offer some seasonal flavors as well. Yes, you are paying around $20+ for a box of chocolates, but I believe that it is an experience worth trying.

Bought some Japanese chocolates for the kids. Chocolates are delicious and the kids they all love the candies.