iCandy

Not a candy store anymore. It is a store that sells mobile phone products and a storefront for Xfinity. Don’t bother making any effort to come here.

They have false advertisement! They only have one piece of green tea kitkat and no other flavors they only get those flavors once in a blue moon. It’s better to go to the Japanese super market by golden gate park in frot of goodwill where you can buy a bag of greetea kitkat for only $ 6 with around 24 pcs. Instead of spending $ 1.50 for one piece of kitkat that they hardly have.

This is not a candy store! Not anymore. It’s an Xfinity storefront with a handful of poorly-​stocked candy options in one area of the store. Why bother continuing to sell candy in a cable-​provider shop if you’re going to do a bad job. Really depressing atmosphere. Candyland’s Hell.
PS, no more green tea KitKats. Or, from what I could tell, KitKats of any flavor.
They do have Snickers, though. So one star.

Oh how I miss Japan… I was craving some kit kats from Japan and I found that this place sells them. To my disappointment, at 4:30 they were closed when their hours says 6:00! How will they make money when they are closed?! It takes a lot for me to drive into the city since I am still scared to so it is really disappointing to get there and the store I wanted to go to was closed when it should’ve been open! FAIL ICANDY FAIL!!!

Came here during their hours and they were closed. Waited maybe a good 30 minutes outside for them to open up. Eventually I gave up and went home. I came here for their green tea kit kats because this is the only place I heard that had them in stock. So I came the next day and it was surprisingly open. I told the owner how I came yesterday and he told me he was busy with school and everything and how he couldnt open the shop or even make it there. But since it was open I found their green tea kit kats… BIG disappointment. Their kit kats were about $ 1.50 and were the tiniest candy bars I’ve ever seen. It was a joke.

Looked them up on Unilocal,I was extremely excited to get some green tea kit kats, I even came right when they said they would be open!
came back over 30 minutes later, still not open.
disappointed.

Second time coming here during there so called business hours. Still no open. This will be the last time I come back.

This is the ONLY place I found Green Tea KitKats!
They sell them individually (1.25) and by packs of 12 (13.00). The only thing I wish they had was a phone number. so I could at least call them to see if they had any instock.
Pro: GREEN TEA KITKATS!
Cons: Expensive =(and CASH ONLY =(=(

They have white chocolate cover gummy bears, something super hard to find! Along with a lot of childhood candies it’s like walking down memory lane, just coming to this place is a real treat.

I give this place a 5 star because they have GREEN TEA KIT KATS!!!
I’ve been on a mission to find them, and finally Unilocaled and found them here. I drove like an hour in traffic from oakland to get them! I was soo happy I bought like 4 of them. haha. prices for them are a little high, but its so worth it!
btw, bestie told me in SJ they have a «dark matcha kitkat», so for those matcha lovers like myself… lets hope they have it in stock here soon!

Limited selection of hard-​to-​find Kit Kat flavors? I’m there!
Kit Kats are sold in individual packs (think two sticks), which is great, as I’m not forced to buy a giant economy sized bag of mysteriously flavored Kit Kats which I might not even enjoy because the employees can’t tell me what they are (yes, I am talking to you, Genki). Only drawback? Price is kind of steep at $ 1.25 per Kit Kat.
Service is very friendly, and I learned iCandy SF is working on obtaining a permit to serve sandwiches and tapioca drinks. Current hours are from 1 — 7pm (however the shop has had to close at random times to allow the owners to head downtown and work on that permit).
iCandy SF is a welcome addition to the Sunset neighborhood, and I’m eager to see what they have in store (oh, you know what I mean).

love the location. love the service. love the cuteness. and LOVE the candy! green tea kit kats? strawberry cake kit kats? those two alone, keep me coming back. :)

Cant get enough of their GREEN TEA KITKATS and WHITE CHOCOLATE GUMMY BEARS!!!
Heaven.

Hooray for it being in my neighborhood! This place is in the same one block of businesses on Taraval and 40^th.
The owners are friendly. They have all sorts of American and Asian candies and snacks. My kid picks something different every visit. My stepdaughters got excited about Mambas, Hershey’s Cookies & Cream, candy bracelets, Pocky, and Kit Kat. The hub loves the Blo-​pops. I love the variety, including the candy that reminds me of my childhood like candy rings, Now & Laters, Fun Dips, etc. I can go on and on.
Other things I get regularly are the bulk candies (sour belts!!) and the Japanese red bean pancake that is at the counter. They have shrimp chips, roasted seaweed, those little Asian honey cookie balls, Scharffenberger chocolate bars, and many other treats! They also have an ice cream freezer and a refrigerator of various drinks.
We try to come in here to support local business. Walgreens is across the street, but since this place opened, you’ll see us buying treats here instead. Prices are decent, and I don’t mind them because, again… I love supporting local business! That’s what San Francisco is about!

Haven’t even been here yet, but five stars just on having green tea kit kats. I’ve been on a mission to find these for a while, and even asked a few Unilocalers, but no luck. Got a few jumbo green tea kit kat bars and an apple gift card from my kk this Xmas; I was more excited about the candy. Can’t wait to check you guys out.

Cute and local place in the outer sunset with yummy treats! I try to stop by when I get a candy or a HOT WING BUGLES craving! I love those things!
Even though I know they are bad for me they are yummy.

The Asian snack selection is a combination of things you can find at New May Wah, Nijiya and Kukje, with sweet and savory snacks like dried fruit, lentil chips, seaweed, Pretz, Choco Pie, Hi Chew, flavored marshmallows, etc. In the center of the room, you’ll find a few plastic bins filled with sweet gummi candy, sour gummi candy (Sour Patch Kids, Sour Cherries, Sour Watermelon, sour cola bottles), chocolates and Jelly Bellies. That candy is sold by weight. They also sell beverages, popsicles (e.g., Good Humor), gum, Lemonheads, Zotz, many flavors of Now & Laters, and candy flavored lip balm.
I’m not particularly impressed with the selection or the prices, but it’s the only candy store in the area. The selection of imported Japanese Kit Kat flavors (e.g., bitter almond, raspberry cheesecake) is worth checking out.
The interior is bright and cheerful. The walls are adorned with flower decals and giant candy.
Cash only.

After going to Walgreens, we saw a GRAND OPENING sign. At first, we thought it looked like a party store from the outside but we were surprised to see what was inside.
They sell Asian candy & snacks and American candy & snacks. I bought 4 packs of Now & Laters for 39cents each
, NOSTALGIA. I also got a hot cocoa lollipop. They also had lemonheads, caramel apple lollipops, twizzlers, ring pops, hot chocolate lollipops, warheads, pocky sticks, dried cuttlefish… I didn’t see the green tea or other flavored Kit Kats that other people mentioned but I will definitely look for that next time.
Talked to owner for a bit. He says this place opened a month or 2 ago. My friend suggested they sell ice cream to get more customers, owner said they plan on selling tapioca once the health department comes. Maybe I’ll be back for that. Owner was nice, always a PLUS.

Great little candy shop that just opened up in a space that used to be occupied by a video store /​dry cleaner combo. iCandy has a lot of the typical Asian candy finds (HiChews, Pocky in all sorts of flavors, etc.) as well as a nice selection of bulk bins, with everything from M&Ms to Jelly Bellys to the most random assortment of Twizzler flavors I’ve ever seen.
The shop is clean, bright, and the staff that were running the joint were very friendly.
The prices were average, and some seemed high, but when you factor in the cost of importing some of the odder items, it makes sense.
Like everyone else, I had to mention the flavored Kit Kats — Strawberry Cheesecake??? YES PLEASE.
Tempted to remove one star because they’re close to me and will contribute to my weight gain. What? That’s my fault? Who asked you.

I’m a stereotypical Asian girl. this means I love anything that is Sweet, Cute, Colorful, and if its weird double plus!
It was actually a pleasant unexpected surprise to come into this store. I have TONS of fat friends that think of eating ²⁴⁄₇. I was kidnapped by such this past weekend after pigging out at an early dinner.
One of them wanted to load up on junk food before heading to the movies (cus who the hell wants to pay $ 10 for a small packet of M&M’s?!?) We actually meant to hit up the Walgreen’s on Taraval… but then I spied with my lil’ eye this utopia of Asian junk food!
It was like the candy aisle from SunSet Super, minus all the other grocery crap that I don’t need cus it requires cooking! Plus they had all the American candy that I remembered as a kid!
They had some really odd Asian stuff here, and that’s coming from a really odd girl… and when I asked the cashier girl if she knew it was good or not, she ended up offering me a sample! And I was sold on the spicy seaweed crunch chips!
Pros:
— Asian junk food mania, from the sweets to the savory weirdo chips!
— Kit Kats, just how you get them when in Hong Kong! random flavors! I LOVE it!
— Pinatas! a must for my bday!
Cons:
— They didn’t sell water, LOL, though they did have everything else to drink but H2o. But this is not much of a con, since they do sell water everywhere else.