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A box of Glico Pocky Milky Matcha being held against a bright 7-Eleven background in Thailand.
Snacks & Sweets

Pocky Milky Matcha Review: The Perfect Green Tea Crunch

By Khem
2 Min Read

If you’re a fan of Japanese flavors but traveling through the Land of Smiles, the Pocky Milky Matcha is about to become your favorite 7-Eleven habit. Produced locally by Glico Thailand, this version is specifically crafted to balance the earthy, aromatic notes of real Japanese matcha with a smooth, milky sweetness. Whether you are cooling off from the heat or looking for a light dessert after your Basil Beef Sticky Rice Burger, this bright green box is a guaranteed win.

The Taste Test: Earthy meets Milky

Unlike the intense, sometimes bitter matcha found in ceremonial tea, the “Milky” in the name is the key here.

  • The Coating: It uses a high-quality green tea cream that is silky and sweet, with a gentle matcha fragrance that lingers. Glico actually uses real matcha powder from Japan to get that authentic green hue and floral aroma.
  • The Biscuit: It’s the classic Pocky stick—light, ultra-crunchy, and not too salty.
  • The Texture: The ratio of chocolate coating to biscuit is perfect, giving you a satisfying snap in every bite.
FeatureDetails
Product NameGlico Pocky Milky Matcha
Price23.00 – 25.00 THB
Weight35g
Main IngredientsWheat Flour, Matcha Powder (from Japan), Whole Milk Powder
Real Rating⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ (4.5/5)

Why buy it at 7-Eleven Thailand?

In other countries, imported Pocky can be expensive. In Thailand, you can grab a box for just 23-25 Baht (less than $1 USD). It’s one of the best value-for-money snacks in the store. It’s also much lighter than a heavy Ham & Cheese Toastie, making it a great “on-the-go” treat while exploring temples or shopping.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • Authentic Flavor: Made with real Japanese matcha powder.
  • Very Affordable: One of the cheapest premium snacks in the aisle.
  • Shareable: Great for sharing with friends (if you don’t eat the whole box yourself!).

Cons:

  • Heat Sensitive: The milky coating can melt quickly if left in a hot car or bag.
  • Sweetness: If you are a matcha purist who likes it bitter, you might find this a bit too sugary.

Final Verdict

The Pocky Milky Matcha is an easy 4.5/5. It’s consistent, delicious, and deeply satisfying. It represents the perfect “Thai-meets-Japanese” snack culture found in every 7-Eleven. Pro-tip: Keep a box in your hotel fridge for a cold, crunchy midnight snack!

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