Mochinut & OneZo

We stopped into Mochinut & OneZo for a quick dessert after dinner. We ordered 3 donuts - coconut, tiramisu and original. They were all fantastic! The donuts were light, delicious and full of good flavor. Would come back here.

I arrived here on a Saturday after lunch for desserts. The mochi donuts were pretty good. Selection was adequate. A unique flavor served here is the Oreo. It was actually the best out of the 3 I selected. The tiramisu was decent. Too bitter for my wife but I liked it. The Japanese sweet potato one was arguably the worst. Just a plain Jane. Nothing special. Can’t speak to the drinks. They look like full of sugar. I prefer my sugars in solid form so the drinks are a skip.

I tried the Signature milk, tea taro ball sweet potato ball herbal jelly. It has a very unique flavor. It’s good and the herbal jelly is mild sweet I love that it’s not overly sweet. Very delicious drink will come back and try other flavors. Then will try the mochinut I’ve tried the basic flavors of them.

I love eating chewy boba with chewy mochi nuts in my mouth. It is so delicious. My favorite is the corn dogs. I love the cheesy delicious ooze that comes out when I bite into it

I had the Matcha doughnut, and it was very delicious. I also had a Brown Sugar Milk Tea, very good!. I didn't get a picture of it by my son got a HOT CHEETO breaded Corn dog. he said it's wasn't too spicy, but it was very good👍🏾.

One of my favorite spot to get boba in town. I have been going to this place ever since they just opened. My favorite drinks are the chrysanthemums honey tea with chrysanthemums boba and fresh fruit tea. So good and so refreshing. I normally choose unsweetened and the drink always comes out just fine for me. There is still sweetness coming from the toppings.

We had the Black Sesame, Matcha, and Yogurt Mochinut at the Boston Little Saigon festival food market in Dorchester. Delightful flavor, texture, and presentation!

I was so disappointed about this place, the place does clean and organize, but the prices are too expensive, I can’t go there so often the Mochinuts were $3.50 per one and the have special discount for 3 for $9 which is $3 per one but it’s still expensive. The cheapest hot dog is $5 I personally believe it’s too expensive. I got my bubble tea for $5 which is a medium I think it’s worth but they asked me what kind of topping I want then I choices pudding and amazingly they charge me extra 70 cents for the topping, come on every place should come with the bubble tea. It’s a bad experience for me, but the quality of the Mochinut and the hot dog are good!

This location seemed like they have more varieties compared to other locations. Never seen the pork floss option before. So we definitely had to try. Love the addition of the scallion. I'm very surprised it worked well with the donut. Definitely recommend this location.

Standard milk tea / boba shop with some seating but mainly set up for takeout and delivery. I ordered the Hong Kong milk tea with quarter sweet and it was good. Strong bold tea with only a hint of sweetness. I got my drink very quickly and for $6, the large size was more than enough for me.

Workers are nice but I came here twice within 6 months and there is always a STENCH. I don't know what it is but it's actually unbearable. Drinks and donuts are ok but I just really cannot stand the smell.

I really wanted to try this place. I've heard many things about it. I've been driving by for two days now and finally had my husband bring me. The restaurant appears up to date and clean with customers inside. However, upon walking in, I was sloppy in the face with the smell of sewage. I tried my best to suck it up and stood in line but my young son asked me what that smell was. I replied, "it does smell funky in here." A couple of waiting customers giggled agreeing and my son proceeded to tell me he'd rather have Dunkin instead of this. I agreed and we left. Maybe next time at a different location. Limited street parking. Mochinuts looked good. Not sure though for obvious reasons.

I visited this Onezo before, and there is a rancid smell every time. It has been a few months where it smells sour and fetid. Last time I came here, I had to leave right away because the smell was overpowering. It makes me lose my appetite. Someone needs to pay attention to this!

2.5 for me. The donuts look great and the space is clean and staff is on it to get orders out quickly and correctly but omfg please change out the frying oil regularly!!!!!! The donuts tasted rancid because old oil was used to fry them up! After one bite of each, had to toss them. $10 for 3 donuts is a bit steep too.

There are many bubble tea options around this area of Quincy, but I picked Onezo because this location is combined with a Mochinut that serves awesome donuts. It's got a couple tables inside for seating and there's a cute instagramable "Mochinuts 'about you" sign and background. You can order at a self service kiosk or at the register. They have 12 different flavors for the Mochinut, but my favorites are the coffee, ube, matcha, and cinnamon. I recommend coming earlier in the day as they usually sell out of the popular flavors by the end of the day. The donuts were soft, flavorful, and delicious. For bubble tea, I love to get the Taro Milk Slush with brown sugar boba. They also have some other asian dessert options.

I tried the Signature milk, tea taro ball sweet potato ball herbal jelly. It has a very unique flavor. It's good and the herbal jelly is mild sweet I love that it's not overly sweet. Very delicious drink will come back and try other flavors. Then will try the mochinut I've tried the basic flavors of them.

They're the best. They really do go above and beyond. They gave us some free donuts when I came back for my takeout. If you want some amazing 420 snacks, this place will blow you away. Try the fried cheese stick. I recommend the one with coated with french fries..... It's so cute inside as well, with a real Korean feel to it!! They have mini claw machines too!

I love the variety at this boba place! It's one of the only places in the area where you can get mochinuts and Korean corn dogs. They also offer Taiwanese dessert soups as well so there's something for everyone! OneZo is also open later than the other boba places in the area so they've been one of my go tos for late night boba cravings. I don't like my boba too sweet and prefer it to be tea forward so OneZo has been a godsend. They have really great brewed tea boba options here - my favorite being their four seasons spring tea.

One of my favorite places to get mochi donuts and corn dogs! Quick and friendly service! I love their strawberry and matcha donuts! Also love the potato half and half corn dog!

Finally they are collaborating with Mochinut... I don't need to go to Allston and Chinatown location. They are freshly made, you order the flavor and they will dip into the icing right after. That's why the wait is alittle longer since they have to wait for the icing to cool down before putting into the box. Also I finally tried their hot dogs, I ordered half and half of each. It was little over frying, hopefully next time they can fry better.

They're beautiful! Super tasty and fresh. I believe they make it fresh here unlike the OneZo in Chinatown that has them shipped from Allston. I love the new mango flavor! However service is slow, and they seem kind of confused and overwhelm.

Got (kinda) "one" large bamboo charcoal latte with brown sugar boba for $6.69 after tax. The drink is probably big enough to split with 2, but you can also finish one yourself no problem. I have been here ~5 times before without incident and it has always been in 4-5 star category, aka good enough to come back despite a lot of other choices in the area. With this last experience, definitely hitting nearby Ptea for a little bit. The first drink we got was just straight up the wrong drink - I think it was the same drink as the person after us, but it came out at the same time as theirs so we can't have stolen their drink mistakenly. Accidents happen, whatever, we'll wait for them to make it again. The second drink we got had SESAME boba in it. Luckily, neither my partner nor I are allergic to sesame, but this CANNOT happen as sesame allergies can be deadly! The sesame boba do look like the brown sugar ones, my partner found out after taking a sip. When she went to give it back to them, I heard the workers say in Cantonese (my partner is white and wouldn't understand what they were saying) that she "just didn't like sesame." No you guys, you potentially gave someone a deadly allergen, come on... They gave us the sesame one for free (since nobody went into anaphylactic shock, I guess) which I gave to a friend, and it's the one pictured. The third tea was too sweet (they definitely forgot about the 50% sugar) but I was pretty done with them at that point. Hit PTea or Moge Tee within walking distance or go to Beauty ChinaTea Store about half a mile down the road, have had good experiences in the past here but this last one was pretty awful.

LOVE this place!! Really delicious treats and Onezo lattes are sooo good!! I would definitely recommend to anyone that wants a delicious treat but different from your typical western style donut.

The saddest part about moving away from Boston is being further way from this Onezo Quincy franchise. I live in Houston now, which has literally over 1000 "tea houses" (we call it boba here, but in H-town, they call it tap - short for tapioca). This onezo "boba-house" honesty can kick any "tea-houses' butt in Texas! I confidently say this. The brown sugar boba is deliciously perfect. The right amount of sweet, chewy and softest. The tea to milk ratio is always on point and super flavorful. Their boba is soooo amazing and locally famous that they actually run out of boba sometimes! I can honestly say... after drinking a large boba tea here and feeling wicked guilty about it, I can easily and without hesitation, drink another. 100 percent worth every guilt and cheat days.

The mochi donuts are fine. We got the Black Sesame, Fruity Pebbles & Matcha. The staff was rushing us on our selected. We also got the matcha latte which tasted fine. Overall, an okay experience

OneZo has the highest quality tea and boba in the greater Boston area. Their boba is handmade, so they're really fresh and chewy. I hate how other places just boil pre-made boba that was once dried/frozen because there is always some dried/hard pieces in there. Since OneZo makes their own boba, they incorporate different flavors into it too, and the black sesame boba is so good - you can taste the ground black sesame pieces in there. This is so much better than milk tea joints that usually just use milk powder (because it's cheaper) and packaged boba to keep it consistent with other branches (and cheaper), but OneZo is not more expensive than other places either. This is definitely my favorite milk tea place in the area. My favorite drink is the black charcoal latte with black sesame pearls. Their drinks always have a strong tea flavor that I like, and I don't think they use milk powder to make their drinks. I've also tried their black grape smoothie and matcha latte, and they were really good too!

The corn dogs here I got nice and fresh and hot and it was really good. The cheese was super stretchy though some of the sugar got a little everywhere. The corn dog batter was nice not too soft in the inside and it was crispy but not too crispy. The ramen one tastes a little interesting I mean it's okay. The donuts i don't recommend getting here though since they pre-make a lot of them and they aren't really fresh when you get them unless they mess up your order. The employees were really nice here they gave me a fresh donut after giving me the wrong one. I felt a little claustrophobic when I was in here though. There were seats, but it's just a very small place.

It has been a while since I tried some new things in a bubble tea! I ordered the Bamboo charcoal latte with black sesame bubbles. It's a really good combination! The drink isn't too strong or thick, while the bubbles are chewy with a ground black sesame texture coming out. Now I'm curious about their other drinks! I'd recommend it to anyone, so you can join me for another trip!!

Services was fast and friendly. I always get the onezo milk tea and Hong Kong style milk tea. Both have strong tea flavor. It's definitely not water down. I do recommend coming here but don't come when they about to close. It's not their best when it's about their closing time.

A friend wanted to do a boba run so we popped into OneZo on Billings Street in Quincy. I was the OneZo newbie, so she told me that they made the boba inhouse. That impressed me enough to consider including some boba in my drink. Yes, I usually go boba-less because it is rather filling, and I don't enjoy it enough to pay a surcharge to include it in my liquid treat. This spot is one of those combo shops. In this case, OneZo (a drink place) and Cheers Cut (a fried food place). There's a Cheers Cut out in Allston/Brighton, but I have yet to make it out there. But I had recollections of having seen pictures posted on social media of a large flattened fried squid on a stick, and was quite interested in trying that. Fortunately my friends were up for it. Our squid, however, arrived in pieces in a take-out container. Salted Pepper with Taiwanese Teriyaki dipping sauce. Presentation was a bit of a downer given our inflated expectations, but it was actually pretty good - tender beneath the fry job, and so many tenacles! After mulling over the board, I also got myself a Taro Milk Tea ($4.25 Medium) with Taro Boba $0.75, with less ice and less sugar. To my surprise, there was actual taro pieces mixed up with the purple boba pearls at the bottom of my clear plastic cup. Yum! It was a real treat! Counter service spot with limited seating. Single unisex bathroom. Bust your own table.

I ordered the brown sugar milk tea and burny caramel milk tea. After I paid, I was informed they no longer had caramel for the burny caramel milk tea, so I opted for the onezo milk tea. The brown sugar milk tea lacked brown sugar compared to other bubble tea shops. The classic onezo milk tea was diluted and couldn't taste the tea at all.

I really wish yelp starts the half star! This place is really a 4.5 star. (Purely based on drinks only though!!!) Came here bc we were in the area during a wedding weekend. We have 2 locations back home in California. Ones too far from me and the other not open yet. Anyways, the drinks here are unique, especially their boba. It's freshly made everyday. You can adjust the level of sweetness and ice. I got the chrysanthemum honey tea with their regular boba 30% sweet! It's perfect! You can really taste the tea and 30% is a good amount of sweet for me since they add honey and the boba makes it even sweeter. The boba had the correct chewy consistency and sweetness. The only drawback is that they only make certain kinds of boba for the day. I wish they had chrysanthemum boba the day I went. Also parking really sucks in that area. I'm looking forward to the one opening up soon in California.

Always my go to bubble tea place whenever I'm in Quincy. Love their specialty bubbles like black sesame. My favorite is the brown sugar milk tea with taro and black sesame bubbles, absolute bliss in my book. Half sugar and little ice is my preference. They usually have a rotating selection of special bubbles like matcha ( my second favorite), brown sugar bubble etc. Menu aside, the place has few tables and seating with Cheers cut food availability. One unisex bathroom. Street parking isn't too bad if you have a little patience. Overall best place so far locally for bubble tea.

Ordered the bamboo charcoal latte with black sesame bubbles. Little ice and half sugar is good enough. My only complaint was the sesame bubbles were too mushy. Apparently it is not usual, which speaks to their quality control. I enjoyed the rest of the drink though. It didn't taste like bamboo nor charcoal by any means. Despite the mushyness, I enjoyed the taste if the black sesame bubbles, which complimented the drink well. This place also has food.

Really happy with our boba drink from OneZo! Their takeout process is really easy, and you can even order ahead through the yelp app or by calling in. I recommend calling directly to avoid any fees for the business! It's easy to find their menu online or yelp. They give you a ticket # on the phone, which you just tell the cashier when you arrive. We got a large green milk tea 30% sugar and less ice with black sesame boba. I was really impressed with the bubbles! Super chewy and a nice black sesame flavor that wasn't overpowering with the tea drink. I usually get 25-30% sugar, which is enough sweetness for me, but my brother would have preferred 50%. I think either would be good, but not more than 50 I like that they have different bubble flavors and many ways to customize your drink.

Service is kind of slow and off some days, but the drinks are good. Drinks are made with Lactaid instead of normal milk, which is a big plus for anyone who's lactose intolerant but still want to enjoy boba.

I had much higher expectation for this place since everybody was raving about it. What I've had so far Brown Sugar Bubble Latte (5/5 but if you don't want boda, then it's very inconsistent, sometimes you get less brown sugar and it just tastes like sweetened milk) Brown Sugar Milktea (3/5 it wasn't as sweet as I expected, but it's good for those who prefer their milkteas tasting more on the tea side) One Zo Milktea with sesame boba (5/5 for the boba and 3/5 for the actual milktea - I would literally eat those bobas as they are, it's pretty bomb but the milk tea just taste like average milk tea you can get anywhere) Food wise, I haven't tried much except for the unagi onigiri which tasted much better than other places around Boston that has it. It may take a few tries with ordering customized drinks or food items here because every single cashier I've encountered did not understand English very well and I had to repeat my order to them multiple times. This isn't part of why I'm only giving them 3 stars though, because it's understandable. I'm just giving a fair warning to speak your orders loud and clear to them so that it doesn't frustrate you when it takes too long. Their drinks come out extremely fast though!

With so many boba shops in the area, it's hard to pick one. This one stands out with their sesame boba which they didn't have left since I came 10 mins before closing. Their bobas are consistent every time I visit. Still need to come by for their snacks/skewers selections.

Very solid stuff! We came here on Halloween and they were offering a 50% off coupon for anyone who came in costume! Sadly, we were not dressed up, but we were happy to pay full price for the delicious tea and boba we got! I got the bamboo charcoal latte which was quite pretty. The tea itself was very interesting--in a good way--with a woody, smoky taste, perfect sweetness (I got 25% sugar), and a nice earthiness. For the black sesame boba, I give it 4/5 on taste (great sesame taste) although 2/5 on texture (a little limpish, not quite as "ku" as the boba at Kung Fu or Gong Cha). My wife got the strawberry milk tea with black sugar boba. The strawberry milk tea was ridiculously strawberry-y...in a good way! The boba was similarly forgettable as the black sesame boba above. Definitely would come back--they have interesting sagos, so I'd like to try that next!

Wow, my second time trying OneZo! I decided to come here after a hot and long day at the beach. My friends have never tried OneZo since Quincy is a little out of the area for us, but I have since I'm from LA. Upon entering, it was nice and chilled and you could see the employees making fresh boba for the day. They make only 3-4 flavors a day because it is only edible for about 3 hours. I decided to order the brown sugar milk tea latte with brown sugar boba and my boyfriend got the taro milk tea with taro boba. AMAZING. My boyfriend was RAVING about his drink and he absolutely cannot wait to go back. Everything was perfect! Great sweetness level, perfect ice amount, and the boba was chewy but nothing above or below! I really liked my brown sugar milk tea latte because it wasn't overpowering with sugar like most places. My boyfriend loved his drink because I'm assuming it didn't taste to artificial and wasn't powdery at all. It was slightly purple and his boba was still very chewy! My boyfriend also let his friends try his drink and they really liked it as well! Overall, everyone enjoyed their drinks and I can't wait to be back!

One of the best boba spots I've ever been to! I had the brown sugar milk tea with chrysanthemum boba. The tea was good, but what I fell in love with was the chrysanthemum boba, which had a sweet and rich taste. They got the flavor perfectly! I love that they experiment with so many different boba flavors (sesame, brown sugar, etc.). Can't wait to come back and try some other boba flavors.

I loved the drinks at Onezo when they first opened. Their different boba flavors were fun to try and their Burny Caramel was amazing and my go to drink every time. However the recent times I've gotten drinks here I've been so disappointed. The Burny Caramel does not taste the same and the boba is WAY over cooked and too soft. For a place who makes their own boba from scratch, you'd think they would have this figured out. I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and say that maybe it's a consistency issue. Maybe I just came on off days the past few times. Whatever the reason may be, they need to start improving the quality of their products since there is so much competition in the area. There's literally a bubble tea spot at every corner in North Quincy. I'm willing to give this place another chance and update my review. But as of now, I cannot recommended a boba place that overcooks their boba to anybody.

Don't order through Yelp/GrubHub. They lack their full menu and pricing and you end up paying those extra fees. Best to order directly from their website. https://mochinutonezo.com/ Service was fast especially when I sorted out with them what I ordered through Yelp/GrubHub.

Came here for the first time, got their popular drink brown sugar bubble latte. It wasn't as great as I was expecting, but I guess I should've known it was pretty much milk and caramel with bobas. It wasn't bad though, just nothing special? I will definitely come and try their other drinks!

Wanted to try something different and these donuts were absolutely delicious!! And i had the strawberry milk tea which i also liked, my wife had the mango one and loved it. It is a little pricey so don't know if I would come back frequently but definitely worth trying.

Can't go wrong with Hong Kong Style Milk Tea + Sesame bubbles!!! I never get bubbles with my drink, but these black sesame ones have got me hooked.

Their boba is top notch when compared to places like Kung Fu Tea/Gong Cha/Cha Time. It's pretty consistent and the consistency is great since it's hand made. Tea is quite good as well. I would NOT recommend the desserts. They are pretty expensive (usually around $8+) and seem to be random ingredients thrown together. Portion size is pretty small as well. You may have better luck elsewhere.

You know that feeling when you pay a $30 cover to get into a club, you go through security, and then there's no one inside? Welcome to Boston. Just kidding, welcome to OneZo Quincy. We waited in line for 1 hour and got the Samurai Chicken, Fried Squid, Brown Sugar Latte and Sesame Green Tea. Im not sure which Samurai made that chicken but whoever it was, he needs to be fired and put through Samurai school again. It was soggy, and had no flavor. Tasted like dining hall chicken from the school that you had as your back up safety school, and would have been embarrassed to tell your parents you went to. The brown sugar latte tasted like the brown sugar latte that every failed bubble tea joint with dreams of success and stardom puts on their menu. Add a star because the squid was semi decent. Not crispy, still soggy but which school dining hall has squid? The sesame green tea was average. Tasted like water, maybe 3% hint of tea, and traces of sesame flavor in the tapioca. Overall 4/10, don't take your date here unless you want them to be disappointed, realize your flaws and imperfections, and then be ghosted 3 days later and spend the rest of your life alone.

Fresh fruit tea - very refreshing but it was more like a cup of fruit than a drink. Still not too bad. HK milk tea & oolong milk tea - love!! I've had them with sesame boba and regular boba and it was great. Taro milk - it's reallyyyyyy sweet if you get normal sweetness. I got it with less sugar and got addicted

Great tea options with yummy homemade boba. My go to boba flavors are brown sugar and black sesame as these are reminiscent of tang yuan or tong yuen. Why three stars? The boba has been inconsistent each time. Some have been perfect but other times the boba will be soggy and grainy. The service is also VERY slow here. Allow for at least 10-15 min of wait time.

Love their sesame balls and regular tapioca balls. The charcoal milk drink was NOT IT. Wouldn't get that again. Regular milk tea with sesame boba is delicious! Taro milk tea with boba was also delicious!

Thirsty? Come check out onezo to quench your thirst with their fruity drinks and handmade boba! They also offer food from cheers cut too if you're looking for a quick snack. I was looking for a hot drink, but the melon and lemon drink with 3 different bobas caught my eye. I tried 3 of their most popular ones including brown sugar, strawberry, and black sesame. Hindsight, the black sesame did not mix well with the fruity flavors that I got, but it was very good sesame flavored boba. The real fresh fruit tea was refreshing mix of different fruits. I can't wait to go back and try out their other drinks and bobas!

They make their own boba!! A friend recommended this place and since it's new to us, we decided to give it a try. I really wish Yelp did half stars because this place is more of a 3.5/5 than a 3. We came on a Sunday night around 8pm so there was no line and short wait for our drinks to be made. DRINKS // We ordered the cheese foam strawberry smoothie, brown sugar bubble latte, HK milk tea, and a cheese foam avocado smoothie. I wasn't wowed by any of the drinks but I liked that the boba was chewy and tasted fresh.

Popped in during the snowstorm for their brown sugar bubble latte because I was craving it after having it for the first time last week. The brown sugar adds a nice hint of sweetness to the drink and their boba is perfectly chewy (quality texture). My go to drink (less sugar and no ice), absolutely love it!

Giving it 3 stars bc it used to be my fave BUT now? I cant even "customize the ice". What u mean i cant get no ice?!?!?!.....

We ordered two brown sugar lattes, also the fried chicken and fried squids too. chicken was good but squids were a bit soggy. It was a long wait maybe cuz the buy one get one promotion, overall it was a good experience.

Another boba spot in the area! Kind of risky for an area where boba is already pretty good but this place isn't bad either! For a Saturday afternoon during soft opening, wait wasn't terrible even though it's connected to Cheers Cut. The two drinks we got: - Large oolong milk tea with brown sugar bubble less sugar and less ice: when they say less sugar, it's definitely less sugar. There honestly wasn't much flavor to this drink and I'm not sure I can taste the brown sugar flavor of the bubbles. The bubbles itself are a good, chewy texture! - Medium green tea latte with black sesame flavor bubbles: I can actually taste the sesame flavor of the bubbles so that's new and interesting! I'd recommend that for a topping but the drink itself is also very lackluster in flavor. The prices are pretty standard here in comparison to other nearby bubble tea prices, maybe just slightly pricier. Overall though, the drinks need more flavor but the boba is a great texture. I'm wondering if this will change once the place has been opened for a little longer. Service was surprisingly quick for a place that just opened though.