Yes — there are plenty of reviews of ROYCE’ chocolates from Malaysian buyers. Summary of what local reviewers commonly say, with sources you can check:

• Overall impression: Malaysian food blogs and longtime shoppers praise ROYCE’ Nama (especially Au Lait / Mild Cacao) for its ultra‑creamy, melt‑in‑the‑mouth texture and premium flavour — many call it a top luxury chocolate worth the price. (EatDrinkKL.com)

• Retail / local site reviews: ROYCE’ Malaysia’s own store site shows customer ratings and positive comments about texture and flavour, and notes chilled delivery/same‑day options in Peninsular Malaysia. (royce.com.my)

• In‑store / Google reviews (Malaysian outlets): Google reviewers at Malaysian ROYCE’ shops (e.g., Gurney Plaza, Publika) report good service and consistent taste, with frequent praise for rum & raisin and nama products; some mention the chocolates are expensive. (top-rated.online)

• Marketplace reviews / complaints: Regional e‑commerce listings (Ubuy, other sellers) have many customer ratings — most positive, but a non‑trivial number of complaints relate to packaging and melted/damaged deliveries when shipped from Japan. (Ubuy.com.my)

• Notes for Muslim consumers: ROYCE’ Malaysia indicates some products contain liquor and the brand is not fully Halal‑certified; many liquor‑free items are available but shoppers are advised to check labels. Local writeups explain which items are liquor‑free. (thestoly.com)

Where to read reviews yourself (Malaysia‑focused):

• ROYCE’ Malaysia product pages (customer reviews and delivery info). (royce.com.my)
• Google Maps / Google Business listing reviews for Malaysian outlets (search “ROYCE’ Chocolate [mall name] Malaysia”). (top-rated.online)
• Malaysian food blogs and local sites (e.g., EatDrinkKL, MyWeekendPlan). (EatDrinkKL.com)
• E‑commerce product pages (Ubuy, Shopee, Lazada) for buyer ratings and comments. (Ubuy.com.my)

If you want, I can pull recent Google reviews for a specific ROYCE’ outlet (KLCC, Publika, Gurney Plaza, etc.) or gather top‑rated product reviews (e.g., Nama Au Lait vs. Macadamia) and show sample comments.