Dochi

Just tried mochi donuts for the first time at Dochi and wow! They were so chewy and flavorful. Loved the unique texture. Our favorites were the Cookies & Dream, Taro Pebbles, and Strawberry Pocky flavors. $17 for a half dozen makes them a little on the spendy side, but they were a fun treat!

This picture is from June when I first tried it after a bad haircut and bizarre mishap at a gym nearby, and was feeling hungry so I tasted each one before realizing I wanted to memorialize in a review. I’m writing this review at 8:40pm as I have a hankering for a Japanese-style doughnut right now and the closest spot is over 25mins near cherry creek, so these are good enough to potentially still get in the morning if the craving is still strong. I’ve been here twice since (just trying one each time) and they seem to have the set flavors; matcha, taro fruit pebbles, cookies and cream, chocolate churro, and Ube. My favorite flavors are probably the Ube and Taro. To me the texture, sweetness level, and lightness are superb to any other doughnut and they’d do well to have evening hours! Although they aren’t completely gluten free, they’re mostly made with rice flour so there is very little gluten yay!

The donuts were good and they have a lot of variety. My favorite flavors were ube and taro. The ice cream was so good too. Parking was a bit of a challenge but other than that everything was good! Clean location, good service and good food!:) highly recommend and there are several good places to visit nearby.

Cool little donut spot downtown that specializes in mochi donuts. They're a rice flour based donut with a unique look, flavor and texture. The counter staff is helpful. I've been in multiple times and they rarely change up their menu. I've noticed that if they do change up the menu, they just do small variations of the same thing. You will probably notice when you look through all the pictures. Don't use the menu provided on their website, it's rarely accurate. Almost $34 for a dozen donuts. Pretty expensive for what it is if you ask me. At least worth trying sometime!

Mochi style donuts! Pretty tasty. I haven't seen anything like these yet. We tried 6 different flavors, and all were tasty 😋

Delicious donuts and coffee here. Finished here with a Denver food tour and was pleasantly surprised at all the different flavors. Would recommend getting donuts here for breakfast or dinner when on this side of town.

We came during happy hour, which was a pleasant surprise. We got a half dozen, made up of Ube, taro, Oreo, and milk chocolate. They were all good. Not too sweet, which I prefer.

Amazing! Stopped by for a 1/2 dozen of the Valentines themed donuts! We loved all of them- perfectly soft and chewy texture on the inside with a crisp exterior. They also had the best Vietnamese iced coffee I’ve ever had. Will be back again and again!

This place does "mochi donuts" and they do it very well. There are some coffee drinks also, can't have donuts without it. There is a riw of tables down one wall. Usually pretty quiet when you walk in. Glass diaplay case full of donuts. Staff is super cool, friendly, & helpful. Love the halloween themed donuts! (Check their insta @dochi.dedochi.denver )

Woah! This place makes very unique desserts! I am not a big sweets person, but their Dochi was delicious! My favorite thing that we ordered though was the Vietnamese coffee! If you are ever in Denver, you should stop by and try!

I love Dochi donuts! I am usually a big donut fan but the overly sweetness of it gives me heartburn, so these are perfect! They are soft, airy, and chewy. So easy to share too! My favorite has to be the Ube Glazed. The service was super friendly and welcoming. I loved the decor of the place and I cannot wait to visit again!

*This review is for delivery only* I'm visiting Denver for a conference and jumped for joy when I realized a mochi donut place was in town. I ordered via ubereats and I must say, as a person who has had my fair share of taro milk tea with boba and mochi donuts, these were by far the worst I've ever had. The donuts were hard and tasted like they've been sitting out for the past week. In my experience, the best mochi donuts are the ones that are made fresh to order and these were well past fresh and entering stale territory. As for the taro milk boba, the taste of the milk tea was great but the brown sugar boba also tasted like they were made last week. The boba weren't bouncy but instead harder to chew. Certainly won't be ordering here again.

Fluffy little pillows of sweet treat greatness! I'm not a fan of mochi but dochi (mochi donuts) are something special. Cute little location with friendly staff. Couldn't decide which flavor to try so naturally I bought them all; you should do the same.

I love everything about this cute little spot. Excellent for a coffee date because it's intimate and quiet or just to go alone and sit in an aesthetically pleasing environment that isn't too loud. The dochi texture is almost funnel-cake like on the outside but with a light, doighy inside similar to a Brazilian "pão de queijo", the cheese bread. So interesting. So yummy. Thai tea is also a must have. The girl serving is always so sweet and helpful with descriptions of menu items. Sunday days are the best days to come!

Dochi doles donut disappointment. I went in about an hour before close and, though I debated between black sesame and ube glazed, I left with just one (very demure, very mindful). I went with ube glazed based on the rave reviews I saw here on Yelp and sadly it just tasted like fried thing and sugar. My lizard brain was jazzed, but my tastebuds were bummed. It was fun to pull apart the little bits of the donut ring but flavor-wise it just didn't have really any taste of ube or anything else to keep my interest. Perhaps there was a faint whisp of the creamy vanilla coconut-y deliciousness of ube at the end, if I'm being generous, but that's not gonna bring me back. I'd stop in to try another flavor if I was in the area, but I'm really not in a hurry.

This place is wonderful! I came a few years ago when I was visiting Denver and recently stopped by again. They have mochi donuts and a few specialty drinks, including boba tea. I got a coffee caramel and taro cookies and cream donut. They were both excellent. The service is always great and everyone is friendly. There are a lot of seats and places to stay and chat with friends while you eat. It is decorated well, notably clean, and they even had boba tea candles at the register (which I heavily considered purchasing). Highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area and craving a sweet treat.

Hands down best donuts! So soft and the texture is amazing. The flavors were delicious! Will be back to try more soon!

Fun! This was our first mochi doughnut experience and it was a sweet little adventure. The atmosphere is quaint and cute. Their cushions are dirty, but the rest of the place was clean. Service was okay. The cashier didn't seem to know the answers to much, but I'm guessing she was new/training. Their boba was okay. Found out I'm not a fan of Crystal boba, and the actual liquid was too sweet. We appreciated all the flavors of dochis. We wish the location was cleaner, but it's Denver after all. We'll be back when we have another hankering for chewy and sweet.

This is my favorite spot in Denver for mochi donuts! Dochi is in the RiNo area so street parking can be tricky, but I think the donuts are worth it! They nail the bouncy texture you'd expect and they're always fresh and delicious. The staff here are quick with putting together your orders and are always happy to give recommendations. The price is $3/donut with set prices for half dozen and dozen boxes. They also have a variety of asian style drinks available like strawberry milk tea, matcha and Vietnamese coffee. Although flavors rotate, my go tos are Cookies & Dream (Oreos and biscoff drizzle) and Matcha Oreo. Dochi also is on TooGoodToGo and you can get 4 or 5 end of day donuts with their bags on there.

These are some of the most unique, prettiest donuts I've ever seen. I think these make a great gift! They are a tad on the dry side and I would love a little more frosting but that may just be this style of donut. I got four flavors and I really enjoyed the s'mores the most. The guy working the counter was incredibly friendly and kind. Just fyi: this is on the very popular Larimer street and parking is limited!

This place is so amazing! Never have I ever had a donut like these. Not only are these donuts impeccable works of art but the tasty adventures. The outside is crisp with a wonderful soft inside. They each have different flavors to add to the variety. My favorites were the cookie and cream and the chocolate with the nuts. One of my co-workers raved about the fruity pebble one. I love the fact that they weren't overly sweet. And the message inside the box was a great touch. "You deserve this." And you really do. I highly recommend these treats.

Dochi | Denver 1. Assortment Of Dochis: 1. Strawberry pocky 2. Taro pebbles 3. Matcha pistachio 4. Salted caramel coffee I'm going to keep this review short and simple since their menu is small and they only serve mochi donuts. "Dochi" is what they refer to their donuts as: mochi donuts. If you don't know what a mochi donut is, it's a cross between a Japanese rice cake and a classic American fried donut. Each mochi donut is dipped in various glazes (e.g., matcha, ube, chocolate) and paired with toppings (e.g., fruity pebbles, oreos, pistachios). Aside from being delicious treats, they're designed in a bubble-ring shape that can be easily shared with others. This is a perfect snack or even dessert! Dochi has signature flavors that are found at their store daily, but they are constantly making new flavors. The flavors I got were strawberry pocky, taro pebbles, matcha pistachio, and salted caramel coffee. My personal favorite would have to be the taro pebble because it reminds me a lot of my childhood. If you happen to be in Denver and are craving a dochi, please check this place out. You might even come across a new flavor!

I don't want to hurt this restaurants review rating, but it was a 4.5/5 that should be lowered to a 4. However, I did go in late in the afternoon so I'll give it the benefit of a doubt. Let's begin Come early!!!! Mochi donuts fresh are a delicacy, the fresher the batch. The better the bite! I went in around 3:30 and was limited to the selection as they close at 5. My fiancée and I love these donuts so we had to see how Denver throws down in the Mochi game. Mochi donuts: 4/5 -try the Choco churo, the taro/ube with the frosting, and the cookies and creme! The ube and the matcha were more of a 2.5/5 very average. The reason I'm giving these a 4/5 is because there is potential. The choco churo is a 5/5 for it's take on a churo, Fluffy interior with a crunch on the outside and sugar cinnamon coating. Nice. The purple ube/taro with the frosting was my favorite.... 5/5 for it as it was sweet to the melt in your mouth. I'm sure if it were fresher it'd be that much better! The cookies and creme is always a favorite, I would give this a 4/5 as I would like to have a little more crunch to the cookies and creme exterior, but again; I came in later in the afternoon. Matcha was a 2/5, this donut to my fiancée was her least favorite, there was a taste in the donut of maybe older oil? I don't know, but it wasn't the best one in the batch, flavor wise, it was missing the matcha!! This was the first bite I had and it was left to be desired was definitely more for the visual. The ube, 3/5. Average, nothing special about it other than it being a donut. If this is your first time trying Mochi donuts. Please try them earlier in the morning as the flavor and texture change by the hour I'd say.... Bubble tea: 3/5 -I ordered the black tea with brown sugar boba/jelly. It was average... the milk used was a powdered one. Some hokkaido powdered milk would be amazing to the tea!!! This boba was very average; it wasn't anything special when you think of a what brown sugar boba tea is, the real winner is the Mochi as this is just to compliment the Mochi experience, but I just wish there would have been more milk options as the milk powder used left an after taste to the tongue. Service: 3/5 -I know it's closing time so everyone wants to go home... however In seeing the interactions in the lobby. Staff was in the back, didn't really engage much with clients coming in. Called in and asked if there were still donuts available, was made to feel like if I didn't leave right then and there.. they weren't going to help me. As mentioned. Come early! 4.5/5 that could be brought to a 4/5, but I don't live there and I love that your city has this as an option for those who have never tried it... thank you.

Workers were SUPER FRIENDLY. They gave us advice on where to take my Asian parents for the Asian parts of Denver. The mochi donuts were great too. They were soft and enough crisp to give me a donut vibe but chewy enough for a mochi vibe. They had a lot of decor out that was instagrammable and cute. Overall I would come back based on all three!

Cool little donut spot downtown that specializes in mochi donuts. They're a rice flour based donut with a unique look, flavor and texture. The counter staff is helpful. I've been in multiple times and they rarely change up their menu. I've noticed that if they do change up the menu, they just do small variations of the same thing. You will probably notice when you look through all the pictures. Don't use the menu provided on their website, it's rarely accurate. Almost $34 for a dozen donuts. Pretty expensive for what it is if you ask me. At least worth trying sometime!

Ugh this place was so cute! Not to mention the mochi donuts and boba was tasty! Would definitely come back if I'm in town

Easy! Quick fast service. There is almost never a wait and the variety of dochi available during any time of the day is definitely impressive. Very fresh!

Bomb doughnuts and mochi is so soft and good I love it. Andrew is awesome and cute. The service is also amazing too. Their drinks are yummy

I was impressed by Dochi. I immediately knew it was clean and organized when I walked in. I love the brand coloring - mint green. The staff was friendly and service was prompt. "You deserve this" is written on the wall inside. Yes, I do deserve a sweet treat like a taro milk tea with extra boba. My drink was sweet but not out of the control sweet like some places. I did not ask about reducing the sugar amount. I was impressed by the small cubed ice used in the tea. The cubes were the size of the boba. I love that type of ice - a pleasant surprise to enhance my boba tea. There are a few tables outside to enjoy your sweet treat(s) here. I recommend coming earlier than later because as I sipped my tea I watched the supply of certain flavored dochis deplete. I love the texture of dochis and will always try the new/"different" flavors. I assume there are standard flavors served daily and added in seasonal/special flavors. I recommend coming here to try your first dochi and recommend coming here if you're a seasonal boba milk tea lover!

Was visiting Denver and I stopped to grab a mochi donut and boba. Very pleasant, if you're in Denver go check them out I give them a 8 out of 10.

I've never had a Dochi before and these were delicious. We had the Hazelnut Crunch, Blueberry, Ube Glazed and Matcha Oreo. The space is light and bright with seating inside and out. Somehow we managed to pair all that with iced salted carmel coffee (found out later we could have also gotten it hot). What a treat, I mean I could eat them every day but then I probably shouldn't. The Dochi's were easy to pull apart and share, which made it more fun to eat them. It was a nice treat.

Why 4 stars? Because I've had better mochi donuts but still enjoyed them. --- --- --- After a heavy lunch and before heading to the airport to leave Colorado, my brother and I had one final mission: acquire sugar. I discovered Dochi and asked him if he liked mochi donuts, and he said he'd never tried them before. Well, now it was obvious where we were going. There were six options in the display case and we opted to try four of them: Favorite: Cookie N Dreams Solid: Salted Caramel Coffee, Strawberry X Pocky Least Favorite: Ube The Ube was fine, for the record, but someone has to be least favorite. These donuts overall were much more donut than mochi and I would have preferred the opposite, but we were still happy we came.

My friend and I were excited for mochi donuts and saw that Dochi was less than a five minute walk where we were. Between the two of us, we shared the UBE BAE mochi donut which was very aesthetic with the ube icing and tasty/crunchy toppings. However, as we tore a sphere off, we noticed that the donut was a bit hard and there wasn't any satisfying stretch. The taste was very underwhelming and disappointing. If you blindfolded me and asked me what flavored donut I was eating, I'd have no idea. It was just sugary icing to me without much flavor and the donuts didn't have the mochi chew you'd expect. These donuts didn't taste very fresh and I wonder if it was made the day before. $3 for tasteless and unsatisfying mochi donuts? 100% not worth. Anyway, at least it was aesthetic?

The dochis were were so good. Love the decoration inside and the service. Definitely will go back and try another flavor next time!

I loved this modern donut shop with a mochi flair. The vibe is modern and very well designed space. It is in the middle of downtown with plenty street parking. Lots of options and truly it is the best mochi donut I have had. Seems like they have a variety of flavor options, I was especially impressed with the chocolate glaze. Great treat to take on the go, or buy a whole bunch and share with friends.

The good: Dochi= donut + mochi. It looks like a baby teething ring but is much funner because adults can have it too! This is a great pastry to get as a gift because it comes in a beautiful and sturdy box and is very photo-worthy. My friend got a 10% off card for next time because my friend referred me. I've tried other mochi donuts in California and I would say this one was nicer in that the topping wasn't overly decadent or overly sweet. I tried all 6 flavors. Mochi donuts have a chewier texture from the gluttonous rice flour so I usually cannot eat as much of this as I can a regular donut. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The area is very modern and trendy. The interior is spacious and welcoming to sit in. $16 for a half dozen wasn't a bad price. The bad: I don't prefer mochi donuts over regular donuts. I think one of the greatest appeals of a traditional donut is its light and fluffiness. It's best to think of the mochi donut pastry as a category of its own because I find it disappointing when I imagine having a regular donut. They sell some drinks but they are mostly packaged drinks I think. It'd be great if they sold some in-house made teas or coffees that could be enjoyed with the donut. The interesting: They have a total of 5 locations in different states. You can order ahead online. They also offer delivery.

So happy Dochi was open Thanksgiving morning! I loved these donuts. While a bit different from traditional cake donuts, these were great. They are a bit chewier and are perfect for sharing. We tried the hazelnut crunch, the strawberry pocky and the fruity pebbles. All amazing!!

I have a pretty big sweet tooth and these donuts are epic. Chewy, soft, shareable & delicious. I first tried Dochi after seeing the cute sign and stopping in to see what it was all about. Mochi donuts? Sounded too good to be true. There isn't a flavor I've tried that I didn't like. The ube glazed donut has to be my favorite. It's slightly less sweet and the bright purple center is so fun! Whenever we get these I find myself breaking them up into poppable bites so I can try all of them...(sneaky). The inside is pretty small but always super clean and the staff is lovely! These donuts are so delicious and a cool step up from your average donut. Next time you find yourself in the neighborhood do yourself a favor and pick up one...or six.

Such tasty treats! These donuts are phenomenal and reasonably priced. They were not overly sweet or greasy and I love that.... And, I mean, the actual prices are something you can get excited about! Support this small business! It's delicious and will not break the wallet. P.S. Their boba tea is amazing as well! Can't wait to go back and take out towners here.

Went right before closing and they still had some solid flavors available! I tried the pistachio matcha donut and the churro donut. They were the perfect mochi donut texture and the flavors were delicious. Definitely worth a visit!

I loooooove Dochi. Dochi = Donut x Mochi It's the merger you never knew you needed in your life until you got it. I got a half dozen, one of each of the flavors they currently had. I don't remember what I paid because it didn't matter. The donuts are worth whatever it costs. I don't remember if the service was good or not because I was in and out of there in a few minutes. There's no parking lot here, but street parking is easy to find. The texture of the donuts is what makes them special, but the flavors of the Dochi donuts really come through. It's nice because you can rip off one little puff ball at a time and try different flavors, share with others or even save the rest for later. Go try Dochi!

Dochi has made a mochi doughnut fan out of me. I used to think mochi doughnuts were sticky, doughy, and overly chewy. Maybe most of them are, but Dochi has somehow created these light, airy doughnuts with the slightest mochi texture. In other words, Dochi doughnuts are perfection. I picked up half a dozen doughnuts from here as a treat for my family. There are six flavors available for any given day, so half a dozen is the perfect order size to get a sampler. The shapes of these doughnuts make it easy to share and check out all the flavors. While the flavors rotate, I would keep a lookout for some of my favorites: Strawberry Pearl, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and Honey Ginger. Looking forward to seeing what other creations they come out with as well!

OH MY DOCHI! I've been curious about going to this spot for a while now and I'm so glad we stopped by! Dochi is a gem in my opinion. They come up with new and fresh flavors every two weeks and the flavors they had today were delightful! We opted for coconut Ube and Oreo matcha with a taro milk tea. Everything was on point for me! The matcha was excellent in flavor. Dark and earthy to really give you the taste of matcha while bringing you back with the sweetness of Oreo cookie. The Ube and coconut was a match made in heaven. It melted in your mouth with each bite. What I really appreciated about Dochi was you got the chew of mochi in the dough with still a light and airy texture! The bites became sweeter the more you chewed, but not so sweet that you couldn't consume a lot of it. And so, we finished these donuts and then went back to take home an Ube glaze donut and strawberry pocky donut, because we loved it this much. The taro tea was also not overly sweet which was appreciated. I love that the taro was the powered flavor and it paired perfectly with our donuts. The service was excellent, friendly, professional and they talked about other locations across the US with passion. I already want to visit again. They informed me new flavors are coming this Monday, so bessss believe you'll see me again this week coming! Thanks, Dochi!

The most amazing donuts you'll ever eat. They have a variety of flavors that you can choose from. I purchased in Denver and took them home to Austin and they kept really well.

Yum!!! I've ordered delivery a couple of times and these airy little doughnuts are delicious! They are perfect for sharing and so light and fluffy love all the flavors and their Vietnamese coffee with salted cream treat is so dangerously good.

You deserve this... And all the things...don't let ANYONE tell you any different...Truest statement ever! Love they have this written on their wall and in their boxes! Checked out this recently opened mochi donut spot in the RiNo art district area when I was visiting. Love the bright and welcoming decor and of course all the chewy goodness! So many choices! I've been feenin' for some since my brother carried some on a plane for me back from Hawaii once upon a time ago. The donuts were fresh and flavorful. They have a nice selection and will be rotating their flavors out every few weeks. These were the flavors I tried: Ube glaze Choco churro Strawberry pocky Taro pebbles Cookie butter Matcha oreo I loved how they weren't too sweet. My fave was the matcha Oreo and strawberry pocky! Glad I was able to try these and share them with the fam bam! They were a hit! Will definitely stop by again when I'm in town!

Nothing like a good mochi donut which meant we had to come here as soon as we were close. We got together with friends and it all worked out to stop in. I went for a strawberry pocky and matcha and the hubs got the churro and biscoff. The donuts are fun to pull apart by the little sections and the glazes were all high quality. The donuts feel lighter and the flavor was good. The staff was super friendly and welcoming which made for an all around pleasant experience.

They were responsive, attentive to what I requested, friendly, and professional. The donuts were wonderful, and their packaging was sturdy and aesthetic. High recommend.

My friend was raving about the Mochi donuts before I visited. As a Mochi fanatic, of course I have to check this place out! I visited them three times in total, the first time they were sold out by the time I got there, the second time they're not open due to inclement weather (imagine me maneuvering around knee high snow in -15 degrees only to find out that they're closed!), and the third time I woke up early to visit them before the snow removal vehicles even hit the roads (talking about true commitment and tenacity for Mochi! Lol) Not sure if it's because my expectations were sky high (mile high in the case of Denver lol) or it's because I didn't consume them right away, but I was slightly disappointed by the taste and texture of the donuts. Adorable store, and I love the turquoise and white color theme! They had 6 different flavors that day and a half dozen deal going on, so of course the optimal decision was to get one of each flavor! The texture of the donuts was chewy as expected but the flavors were bit lackluster. Overall I would like the donuts more if they could be more fluffy in texture and more prominent in flavors. They do have new flavors/ rotating flavors every now and then if you're looking for new flavors to try.

Yes! Cute little shop with delicious mochi donuts. Seems like they have weekly rotating flavors so will be back to try more. Yum!

This was a novelty for me as I suspect it will be for many: a rice-based mochi donut. I was told the texture would be notably different from wheat-based pastries, and it did, with an almost melt-in-your-mouth texture inside the crispy exterior. There were a half-dozen flavors or so on display, and room to eat a donut there if you wanted. It was a smallish creation, but not too high in price, which works for me. I considered all the flavors they had on display, but I figured when in a Japanese place, get the matcha. The matcha pistachio flavor delivered just enough sweetness to balance out the depth of flavors. It was a quick and easy experience, and delivered precisely the taste I had hoped for. I can find nothing to say against them.

Found this gem on accident while visiting Denver. I've been to a lot of mochi donut places and this one lands on my top 3 mochi donut list! Service: super warm, welcoming and takes the time to explain what's special about their donuts. Interior: clean, white, minimalist - making the donuts the star of the show Donuts: SO GOOD! Great flavors and texture without being overly sweet. We ordered the strawberry pocky & ube glaze and loved both. Bonus: Today's National Donut Day and they surprised us with a free donut! Thank you! :) 10/10 would be back whenever I'm in Denver.

The service was bomb, the restaurant was clean, and the food looked and tasted amazing.

I stopped by on a weekday afternoon to finally try mochi donuts! At around 3:00, the supply was running low, but there were still a few options left. I went with the Ube coconut and the chocolate churro. They were both really fluffy and had a strong flavor. I had never had mochi donuts before so can't compare Dochi to other mochi donuts, but I enjoyed them (although I think I prefer traditional donuts). But for the price I probably would only come here for special occasions. The woman working when I stopped in was really friendly!

I love these mochi donuts! They are adorable and delicious. I like to break off each ball and try all the flavors. The flavors are rotating every couple weeks or so but I do wish they would come up with different flavors, such as pandan, lychee, cookie butter, etc. My favorite flavors are churro, ube bae, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and taro pebbles. The location is a bit out of my way so I don't come here too often but it is a nice special treat and also great for gifts and special occasions.

I have had a couple of their donuts and I will say that at first glance they're aesthetically pleasing. When you first take a bite, the texture will take you for a surprise because they are both delicious and chewy. I'm not the biggest fan of tea personally but my boyfriend and friend have rated their drinks 10/10. The service will always be amazing as well. They always have a good attitude. :)

Whenever I'm tasked with bringing something to a potluck, Dochi is my go-to. I'm in and out of the store within 5 minutes. I always get a dozen mochi donuts (two of each flavor on display) and they place it in the most aesthetically pleasing box. The donuts aren't too sweet, and the flavors are always on point. They can be a little tough (vs chewy) but they're a hit and a great way to get people to try something new!