Mochi Mochi Donut

Tasty mochi donuts for $3.50 each! The mochi shop is in the back of a small strip of 3 eateries: boba, hot dogs, and mochi donuts and tanghulu. No seating. They have a kiosk that takes your order and gives you a slip, which you trade in for food. I tried their Oreo and ube mochi donuts. Both were good, though I preferred the ube more. NOT gluten-free. Reminds me of Mochill in SF.

To be honest, I never like donuts until i tasted these tasty chewy crispy flavorful "mochi donuts' in Korea Town. Their flavors include match, chocolate, taro, churros, cookies and creme, etc. Not only they are delicious and melt in my mouth, they are just beautiful and cute...picture perfect donuts. Once I eat one donut, I just cannot stop eating all the donuts in the entire box!

Service was easy and prompt. Unfortunately, the mochi donut itself tastes only of fryer grease and absolutely nothing else. IDK if that's just a mochi donut thing, but I won't be back.

The tanghulu was so good. The fruit was perfect and the sugar coating wasn’t overly sweet. We went twice in one day and wanted to go back the next! Definitely recommend.

Pleasantly surprised to find actual hawthorne berry tanghulu here since most places don't have them. It does say it's seasonal so I'm guessing it's not available all year round. The sugar coating is thin and crispy which makes them better than some of the stall places elsewhere. Mochi donuts here are also delish - they're made fresh, very light and chewy even after a day!

Best tanghulu I've had since I was in China. Ahjusshi is the best. The donuts are delicious too. Could eat one every day. The only sad thing is the Hawthorne is always sold out when I go. Please go there and support this business

This is an indoor tiny strip mall of sorts. Mochi mochi is all the way back. Each shop has their own ordering kiosk so it can be a bit confusing for some people. When you order donuts, you just pick how many you want. Then when they call your number, you tell them the flavors. A very nice lady working there and delicious donuts. Chewy with flavorful icings, and perfect to share a wide variety of flavors with a group of people.

Okay this place is hard to find, I was in the mood for mochi and walked in to look at the kiosk but didn’t find any food on the menu. Turns out you have to walk all the way down to the back of the restaurant (Mochi Mochi is in the very back). Once there, the service is amazing! She was so helpful and the donut was yummy!! I must admit I wanted more mochi than donut and this was more on the donut side, but still yummy. The Milk Tea is very sweet! (Too sweet for me) The black sesame one was really nice.