Mochinut Beaverton

I pass by here all the time but decided to try it today. I got coffee with boba and a donut and it was $10. Their donut flavors are super interesting, I got Reese's cheesecake and it was great. I like that the donut wasn't iced AND frosted so it wasn't too sweet, the perfect amount of chewy. I see some reviews about the service but the guy at the counter was polite and prompt, no complaints at all. They also have Korean style corn dogs I want to try next time, I'll definitely be back!

The potato and ramen corn dogs were very good and so was the sweet and spicy sauce. The donuts were pretty good, but at 10 for 3 of them they were a bit expensive. I didn’t enjoy the mango lemonade. I had to repeat my order a few times. The sign is a small banner on the window so it’s easy to miss. It was a weird atmosphere inside.

They have interesting mochi donut flavors but also limited selection. That being said is not bad because trying to choose the flavor wouldn’t be overwhelming. Their donuts are chewy good and not super sweet. They change flavors every week. The place is clean and the staff who helped me was friendly. Plenty of parking.

**your phone line is broken** The food is good, but the service has just been going downhill this year. Also, they have issues with their fryer where they can't make the korean corndogs or they stop making them at a certain time/limited amount that they run out. Also, the packaging has gone down where they don't want to give you boxes for the corndogs. It's just in a paper tray. It was nice with the box cause you can save your leftovers, and there was a built-in spot for the sauces. I recommend calling so you're not stuck in traffic if you're not in beaverton.

I give it 4 stars because I didn't try their corn dogs but experience was fine 😊. It is pretty spendy for some donuts but they are delicious. I love, love, love the texture. It's just so *chef's kiss* 🤌. The iced coffee was good too, a little too sweet but drinkable. The tapioca balls sweet and also a great texture. Service was fine. No wait time. Not really a place to sit and hang out though, there was a bar seating area with a few chairs but other than that, just some chairs lined up against a wall. There was family eating their mochi donuts outside with their kids. Maybe some tables would be beneficial.

for what it is, overpriced; donuts are not even that chewy (mochi donuts should have more chew in my opinion). 6 flavors per day, they switch the flavors twice a week. person taking orders/boxing them wasn't too friendly, understand it was kind of busy bc they don't have enough workers but still... the only nice thing which I found out after the visit based on my own research is they post the flavors on their Instagram, but it would be helpful if they updated their Google maps business section too

There is a lot of hype about this place from my friends and I couldn't help but finally give it a visit and their mochinut a try. We purchased half a dozen and tried every flavor. My favorite for the season was the blueberry nature valley and rice krispies. This is lighter than actual donuts and I love it. The fact that's also sharable pieces makes it more fun.

My teen daughter really wanted to try this place out. We tried the hot Cheeto, potatoe, original & ramen corn dogs…basically all of them in original, half & half & mozzarella. We also tried one of each donut, the Thai tea, mango lemonade & the strawberry lemonade. Needless to say we spend a nice chunk of $, but it was worth it. We didn’t get pictures of everything because I have a toddler and he was needing attention. Not something to die for, but a nice splurge here and there. My favorite was the half & half Cheeto…but they all had something interesting. The donuts were unique and tasty and the teas were just okay. Probably will go back, but not often (it’s a drive from Vancouver, Wa). It was an overall good experience.

The Donuts are SO yummy and have such a cool texture definitely going back to try new flavors, I like that they change flavors every week its fun and refreshing compared to different donut shops- The Korean corn dogs are so tasty I got the half and half hot cheeto and it was so delicious and fresh can't wait to try the rest soon! The cashier was so great and answering questions about everything and just a great energy overall definitely recommend going for a yummy treat if you're in the area.

After trying out their Cedar Hills location, I can say that Mochinut is another national Asian food chain capitalizing on food trends and virality. If that's the sort of thing you're into- absolutely go. The mochi donuts, hot dogs, and boba make for a good photo opportunity with extra garnishes to dazzle. The interior is cutely decorated and has ample room if you'd like to eat inside, even the packaging has a nice look to it. The mochi donuts are soft and chewy. The parking is easily accessible and doesn't seem too busy. Unfortunately, that's where my praise ends. The donut flavors change out daily. If you're the type to plan out your order in advance, you may not get what you want. There are no milk alternatives for the drinks. The extra glitz and glamour fall flat as the only flavor difference is just icing and whatever topping is on it. It's also overloaded with sugar. My curiosity was sated after one visit, but I can't say I reccommend it or plan to go back.

How is this business expanding??? Seems like they only offer service to certain groups of people. We came here because my son's been wanting to try it. First off they are not staffing properly and employing enough people. The line wasn't long but because the cashier was also the drink maker it was taking so long. When she was taking our order she didn't know anything. We asked if the Ube drink can be made with coconut milk or non fat she said she doesn't know it's just regular milk. Then we ordered a mozzarella hot Cheetos and wanted to to do a half and half because the gal recommended if we want the hot Cheetos with potatoes do the half and half so she couldn't figure out how to do it then said oh I don't think I can. We asked if she can find out how to do it. So a guy comes and asked what are we trying to order when I told him he said you can't do it that way you can only do half and half on the hot dogs we don't eat meat so that's why we wanted to do the half and half with the mozzarella. So we just ordered the one hot Cheetos with mozzarella and a donut. As we were sitting waiting for our order we saw that the kitchen staff were wearing flip flops with no sock and uncovered feet, like how is that even an option? This place seems questionable. When we got our order the Cheetos mozzarella was decent not bad the chocolate mochi donut was good. Although the food was good not great the inconsistency with what they offer doesn't make sense also the fact the can't sub the milk. So I dont know if I will be back right now it's looking like a No.

Donuts tasted stale-ish and the boba tea wasn't able to be customized so sort of a bummer, and the inside was looking a little worn down and dreary.

They have 6 flavors at a time and change out every Monday and Friday. Friendly staff and delicious mochi donuts! Kids and family loved it ! *if you like mochi then duh come here! * limited seating inside, SUPER nice employees * I didn't see a public restroom available. * they do sell water for $2/ bottle, no free water available * the UBE bobba and Mango lemonade rainbow jelly bobba were DELICIOUS. * my family got the 1/2 dozen (Cookie Monster , original, fudge , jelly filled) kids loved it! Looks like they swap out flavors weekly ( Monday/ Friday)

TBH I didn't know this little shop existed until my cousin told me about it. Beaverton has so many new restaurants coming in, sometimes it's hard to keep track what we have! For a while, my to-go place to get a mochi donut was Paris Baguette. Not only do they often sell out, also they just seem a bit dainty to me. So when I heard there's another mochi donut around, of course I had to check it out. The shop was situated near Arby's. It's small but cute with colorful graphics on the walls. The mochi donuts were displayed in the glass counter and they all looked fresh and plump. We got the 3 donut deal and ordered a Matcha Churro, a Taro Pebble and a Chocolate Pretzel Crunch. Since there was a limited amount of seating and they do not sell regular selections of coffee, we decided to bring our goodies to the coffee shop next to salt and straw. Personally, I liked them all. I especially liked the Chocolate Pretzel Crunch as it was rich but not overly sweet. My cousin thought the Taro Pebble was a bit too sweet, but it wasn't that bad when paired with some coffee. Overall, I like their mochi donuts a lot. It will be my go to place whenever I have a craving. I just wish they had more seating and offered good quality coffee, since coffee and donuts are sooo good together!

The food was repulsive in my own opinion it just wasn't for me. I was curious so I had to try it. It's a stomach ache. The breading on the dogs was undercooked and raw batter on the inside. The cheese was flavorless and not melty to get an epic cheese pup or any for that matter. The service was great and the team was nice and helpful. Which I enjoyed.

Mochinut does not disappoint! I got two Korean corn dogs (both half cheese half sausage, one original and one potato) and successfully got a crazy cheese pull. I highly recommend getting the sugar dusting. They also reheat well in an air fryer! Donuts were good too although I wish they had simpler flavors like an original glazed. No line and quick, friendly service. Only thing to note is that their ventilation is a bit stuffy - I left smelling like fryer oil :(

Good donuts | good drinks This was our first time coming here and second time ever having mochi donuts. The mochi donuts here taste light and less greasy, less doughy than a usual donut. The icing was light and not too sweet, which could probably depend on the flavor you choose. We got the watermelon, blueberry, and a toasted marshmallow. We also got a mango lemonade with lychee jelly and a brown sugar milk tea -- yummy. I like the containers they come in. We have yet to try their corn dogs. Will update the review when we try one, but so far we enjoyed our first visit and plan to come back again.

Yummy rice based donuts and bubble tea and corn dogs. What's not to love? Rotating flavors keep it fun. This week a Thai tea and London fog which is earl grey based. Can't wait! Downside, no cash. Saw a family walk out cuz of that. That's a little weird.

Super tasty and unique doughnuts! I love all of the fun flavors and the space is super cute. There are a few seats outside but space is limit.

I've never had a mochi donut so I have nothing to compare it to but I thought these were so good. They have a perfect mochi texture and great flavors. It is also super heavy so i couldn't eat a ton but i will definitely be back to try more

These are the best mochi donuts in town. Unlike some other mochi donuts from other local shops, these are perfectly chewy, right amount of density and not oily. The icing are always done perfectly as well. Each week there are new special flavors and ones that matches current holiday themes. I wish they were in Portland rather than Beaverton though. But then I might eat too much.

Ive had mochinut in cali and they're always good. This location also had good quality food so i give them 5 stars. I dont like to leave a negative review but the girl with red hair and glasses. I was trying to find her name but apparently they don't wear name tags. She was very rude and annoyed when i asked what were the flavors for their harry potter themed mochi donuts. Im sorry if i dont know what the heck flavor is Slytherin and hufflepuff. Maybe you shouldn't work in customer service if customers have questions. Maybe management should hire better people. Anyway. Its my last time going here. Not worth my money to have rude workers give you a horrible experience.

We came into Mochinut around opening time so the donuts were fresh. However we were rather disappointed with the available selection - their website lists a ton of great (Asian) flavors like black sesame, ube, matcha, and melon but on our visit they only had very boring western flavors like cinnamon roll and some cereal flavor. We got the plain, which was decorated with a thick layer of icing and colored sprinkles. The donut itself was pretty good - crisp on the outside with that mochi mochi chewiness inside. But we really did not like the plain vanilla icing - it was that powdered sugar and milk type that you find on a Safeway donut - and there was way too much. Coco donuts does a better mochi donut. We also tried the Mochinut balls filled with ube cream. They looked bad, to be honest - just a very brown, crisp exterior, but they were pretty good. The ube cream wasn't too sweet or overpowering and the interior of the donut ball was moist and chewy. The original corn dog was just that - a fried, rather greasy, Korean corn dog. Sausage was alright, very middling, as was the spicy cheddar dipping sauce. I won't be back, mostly because I prefer less sweet mochi donuts in Asian flavors. We rather disappointed.

Such a cute store tucked into a strip mall. Ordered the savory potato corn dog and a Mochi doughnut as well and a Thai tea. The place was not busy and the food was fresh. We liked both the sweet and savory choices we made. It's a little expensive but a great treat.

I was excited to try Mochinut after hearing about the chain, and I was finally able to check out this location while visiting the area. I ordered 3 donuts - ube coconut, chocolate churro, and cranberry orange apple cider. The storefront was cute but the girl working was clearly not in a good mood. I enjoyed the texture of the donuts a lot, but the flavors left something to be desired. The chocolate churro was blah and the ube coconut had too much frosting/coating on top. The cranberry apple cider was decent. Overall, I'm not sure if I would return but I do think it has potential. Maybe different flavor combinations would be better.

Popped in here to check it out while grabbing takeout next door (at Karam's) Picked up 3 donuts for close to $10 :\ For that price wish they were a bit more hefty. But I do enjoy the mochi dough/flavor/texture a lot. The guy I bought them for REALLY liked them, almost too much not to share a couple of bites with me The flavors offered were all pretty decadent-- eg fudge, circus animal cookies, strawberry cheesecake. Seems like they change out pretty often! Cashier was super friendly.

@mochinut_oregon 2830 SW Cedar Hills Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97005 Chewy donuts and crunchy rice hotdogs. I had been waiting forever for this place to open! It's pretty much just like a Korean hotdog!

I had really high expectations for this place but I ended up being slightly disappointed. The girl at the cashier (short hair with faded pink ends) had a an attitude towards everyone, especially this one lady who was in front of me because she couldn't understand her accent so the cashier got annoyed at the first word the lady said. When I came up to the register she just looked at me and didn't say anything just expected me to say what I wanted right away. I understand that it was busy but at least basic and decent customer service would've nice such as a "hello" or "what can I get you today?". I ordered the raspberry funnel cake and strawberry matcha. The raspberry funnel cake was good but the strawberry berry matcha had a weird flavor and didn't taste like matcha at all. Mochi donuts originated from Hawaii where I'm from and it wasn't as close as how it's supposed to be made. It was pretty much donut more than mochi. Where's the mochi? The online menu is misleading as well. You can only order what they have available that day BUT it's not the same flavors as a they advertise online. Might give place a second chance and order their korean corn dogs. Overall wasn't a good experience.

Can't say anything about the location itself, only placed an order for delivery. Overall, the donuts were tasty. The only one I wasn't too fond of was the Strawberry Pocky. Just a little too sticky and not that tasty.

Mochinut is here! No longer do we have to drive north to Washington for these delicious chain mochi donuts. They are in soft opening mode and we got one of each flavor that day. Each donut had the right amount of chew and generous toppings. You can see into the kitchen on the side and watch them fry up the donuts. We did not try the corn dogs as there was a half hour wait for them. Stanchions or stickers on the floor indicating the line to order and line to pickup would have been helpful. People were crowding by the display cases, some in line to order, some waiting for pickup. The donuts themselves were decent, we did have to wait like 10 min as two flavors were still being made in the back.

I've heard and seen Mochinut through social media platforms. Currently they are doing a soft opening. Upon arrival it was not crazy pack. We ordered a half dozen (1 of each flavor). Costs: 3 donuts for $9. Half dozen for $16.50. Dozen for $30. The donuts are super soft! Not as chewy or bouncy as I would have liked. It seems like all the donuts are the same and its just different topping flavors. Corn dogs are made fresh to order. I appreciate you get the ability to choose to add sugar or not on the condogs. Each corn dog comes with 1 sauce. I tried the original and potatoe original. The potatoes were crisp and crunchy, which I enjoyed. Downside it was a bit difficult to bite into the potatoe corn dog as its quite large due to the potatoes pieces. As for the sauces, I had the garlic mayonnaise and curry mayonnaise. Skip the curry. Try the garlic. I didnt try any of their drinks. Overall super cute place. Workers are nice. If I'm ever in the area and craving for some mochi donut, I'll stop by again.

I am in love with this place. Donuts are delicious, soft, and different. Milk teas are also yummy. Will be back to try the corn dogs.

Oh my gosh this is the best ! whoever invented mochi donuts is a genius if you've never had a mochi doughnut, then please try it. You have to have one before you die. The consistency is so soft I can't compare it to anything and they also have some other things there like hotdog on a stick but I think it's made with mochi flour so it should be interesting. I haven't tried any of those, but the donuts are very delicious as well. They have different flavors I believe every week And my favorite is the taro.

Who knew we were walking into the razor's edge of the beginning of a food craze! I just wanted mochi donuts and now I may be obsessed with these sugar-crusted-potato-covered-mozzarella-on-a-stick things! We chose curry mustard, but they all sounded yummy. It was surprisingly busy mid-afternoon (about 3 weeks ago.) Overall lovely atmosphere, there are some tables outside that are part of the restaurant next door. And they serve boba in cool clear soda cans with the tab caps locked on. I can hardly wait for yuzu, black sesame or ube donuts to be on the menu. When we walked in it appeared what was out in the case was our available options, probably 9-10 choices. I didn't ask if there were other flavors available that weren't already out. I'll be visiting again the next time I have a mochi donut craving.

*** FLAVORS CHANGE TWICE A WEEK *** Mondays and Fridays flavors change to six. You have to go to their IG where they will post their flavors early that morning the day of I wish I had known this because I was eager to try some flavors. The customer in front of us ordered corn dogs and were asked to wait 20 min. Beware there is a wait for corn dogs. They're good but still would want more of a selection than just six flavors

Favorite flavors: Circus Animal, Matcha Wafer, & Pink Lemonade Least favorite: Chocolate panda The texture was wonderfully chewy

My girlfriend had been wanting to visit this place for a while so we stopped by and were pretty intrigued by the flavors they had. The place itself was nothing super special but their menu looked great. We got donuts - one Blood Orange, one Rocky Road, and the other blueberry. None of them were impressive in any form. The texture was decent but the flavor was just sugar. Distinguishing the flavor was basically impossible; the Blood Orange tasted like sugar, not orange; the blueberry was also just sugar, and the Rocky Road just tasted like a poor chocolate donut. If you like sugar, it's good, but if you're looking for something with great, unique flavors, try elsewhere. It's not worth the price. Probably wouldn't come back here with all the available donut options out there. But there are things I haven't tried so I can't be incredibly harsh.

Yes, it is expensive, but going price for mochi donuts. I've spent $3-5 in San Francisco and Seattle. It's 3 for $9.50 here. However, Mochi Donuts is not for everyday donuts, but an indulgent special treat. You spend the same price for treats at Starbucks. We tried 3 donuts; raspberry, Samoa, and chocolate toffee. I like their unique and rotating flavors. It was disappointing they only have 6 flavors at a time. We enjoyed all 3 flavors. Raspberry was our favorite because it tasted like there was real raspberry in it because it was tart and sweet like a raspberry. Chocolate toffee was our second fav...it tasted like a Heath bar. Samoa's chocolate tasted like Hershey chocolate syrup, which wasn't pleasant. Texture was spot on. It's soft and chewy like mochi. I would come back and check out their new flavors.

Honestly Didn't like any of them ..‍ I ordered the donuts, and cheese corndog and the regular one I won't come back

Since my last visit it looks like things have been updated: shelf display for the donuts, refrigerated countertop added (saw milk in there for drinks), and hot dog holders when receiving an order (work well and better than a tray as there is cutout for the stick) The half and half original hot dog was great! The garlic mayo was very good! However, things seem to be inconsistent in terms of service. I am sure as the business is new, there will be updates and improvements on the business and policies. For example, there was no music in the store until later (which isn't a big deal though I could hear everything the employees were conversing about + music had explicit content which may be a turn off if the business wants to be family friendly), the high top counter for seating was not clean- crumbs all around. Another thing to note was I asked if sauce could be drizzled as I had it before like this from a different employee, and was told it just comes on the side. Not sure if the employee just did not know or didn't want to do it- inconsistent. Again, the food from what I have tried is a nice little pick me up and hits the spot- the service is where I am split on continuing to visit

It's cool to see that this place finally made it to Oregon. They have rotating flavors of mochi donuts that are pretty tasty. They also have some boba tea and also some unique corn dogs. This visit, I just tried some of the mochi donuts, which were good, especially the strawberry funnel cake.

So good! I really enjoyed the Oreo and pumpkin spice flavor! Try this place out! I wanna try them when they're fresh fresh because when we went it was 30 mins before closing.

I've seen Mochinut's marketing through Instagram and I desperately wanted to try it. They are so cute! I ordered the half dozen for $16.50 because there was 6 flavors of course (3 for $9 or 12 for $30). I can appreciate its limited menu, that way they can specialize on their 3 offerings: mochinuts, boba drinks and corn dogs. The mochinut flavors rotate so check Instagram for the weeks flavors. The flavors I ordered was strawberry, blueberry cheesecake, fruity taro pebbles, Nutella, sesame churro and choco funnel. The top 3 were fruity taro pebbles, strawberry, blueberry cheesecake - light, chewy and stretchy. I definitely have to go back to try to drinks and rice flour corn dogs. I went on a Wednesday near lunchtime, no line and no wait. The staff was quick and friendly.

Line up to the door on a Sunday afternoon around 12:40pm. Sad to say that this location does not live up to the consistency of other locations on the east coast and Cali. The donuts are not as chewy and there is a grease flavor that overpower the flavors of each flavored donut. And on top of that I had to spend over $16 on 6 pieces so very unsatisfying. I hope they can get it right (fly out the original owners to do some quality control) because it is good when it is done right.

After living in Hawaii, we were excited to see this shop open up. The mochi donuts are good but I dropped a star because the shop hours are late, even once they fully open. I want donuts at 8:00 am and not 11:00 am.

Prices are a little high. Quality is awesome. Great flavors. We got half dozen donuts and Korean fried cheese. The fried cheese was excellent. The only problem with our visit was they charge $1 for ketchup if you want mustard and ketchup or any 2 sauces for that matter.

I've given Mochinut a few tries before writing this review because I didn't want to base my opinion off of their soft opening. Overall, I like this place! They have a rotating menu of flavors for the donuts, which keeps it fun and interesting, but I've found that I don't love most of the flavors. There's just something a little off with the flavors that I can't pinpoint. I am happy to have Mochinut in Beaverton because mochi donuts are one of my favorite type of donuts, but I wouldn't say it's the best mochi donut chain out there. As for the corndogs, they are really good! Again, not the best out there, but still really good. I'll continue to come here because I love donuts and I love corndogs. Since they are still new, hopefully things will get better in time.

Review is only for the doughnuts. I have yet to try the hot dogs / bubble tea. The mochi donuts are really good. They are smaller and less dense than traditional doughnuts. Technically you get less "food/calories" per doughnut. Regardless, I'd rather eat 1 mochinut donut than 3 of the traditional ones. These are less sweet and better textured. Now, since they just opened the actual service, being open when they are supposed to, and waiting around is kind of a shit show. Hopefully that improves after some time.

We are blessed to have a Mochinut in Beaverton now! They are an amazing chain that does mochi donuts, bubble tea, and korean corndogs!!! Mochinut has become my #1 for mochi donuts. The flavors are strong and the dough is chewy and bouncy! I never favored passionfruit until I tried their passionfruit donut. Full of tart and that fruity taste. Loved it. I can vouch that their donuts and korean corndogs are amazing! They rotate donut flavors often, so be sure to check out their instagram

We finally got a chance to check this place out. The line was long but it moved quickly. We got an assortment to get the full experience: -Original half & half (half hot dog, half mozzarella) -Potato half & half -Hot Cheetos half & half -one of each Mochinut donuts -Brown sugar Bubble Tea If you are into spicy, the Hot Cheetos half & half is fun. The Potato half & half was strange--like eating a hotdog and fries at the same time--but harder to eat since it's large and crunchy. The Original half & half is delicious. The perfect crunch and flavor on the outside, not too hard to eat, and fun to try with different dipping sauces. You get one sauce with each dog so we tried mango habanero, sweet chili sauce, and cheese sauce (this one probably should have been warmed because it was too solid to dip into). The Mochinut donuts were yummy. Lots of different flavors so we got one of each. Everyone in our party liked different ones best so I recommend getting a variety and sharing with your friends/family. We also grabbed one Brown sugar Bubble Tea. It was pretty standard and delicious. Probably could have used a little more ice. But otherwise it was great. All in all we will be back for the Original half & half, variety of donuts and to try more bubble tea flavors!

I would rate this closer to a 3.5, but since i liked their donuts and it is a donut shop i rounded up. I ordered the 6 mochi donuts and 2 of the hot cheeto korean dogs. Similar to other reviewers, I thought the korean dog wasn't quite crispy enough. The dough was thick and it was pretty oily, which made it almost soggy? It wasn't terrible, but I've definitely had better ones. I would pass on the korean dogs. the donuts were pretty standard mochi donuts, nothing bad to say about them. It's the first store that I know of that sells them in this area so they are definitely worth checking out if you've never tried them before.

How cute is this little place! We popped in here for a quick treat. The line was long and it went outside the door. It wasn't an incredibly long wait. There was only one person at the counter taking orders. They could use two people to help get people ordered and through the line. They serve Mochi Donuts in a variety of flavors, a variety of Milk Teas and Rice Hotdogs. My daughters were excited to try a Thai Tea, Ube Churro donut and a half and half hot Cheeto hot dog. The Thai tea was put in a cute tall container and a can lid on it. The drink was sweet and smooth. The only recommendation would be to have them put in more ice before they cap the top. It would be more refreshing that way. If not, you cannot put any other ice in it. The Ube Churro donut was exactly what I expected. It was light and fluffy and a fun shape. My daughter tried the half-and-half hot Cheeto. She loves hot Cheetos, and this hot dog was a hit. The hot dog was smothered with melted mozzarella and coated with hot Cheetos. They even give you a sauce side but it wasn't needed with how gooey and yummy it was. A dozen donuts are $30, Half Dozen $16.50 or 3 donuts for $9.50.

I tried their donuts when they first opened. They're quite good. So this time I thought I'll try their hot dog. Well, I didn't look at the menu carefully. I just assumed hot dog means they all have a sausage inside. I ordered the mozzarella rice dog. It's just a deep fried mozzarella cheese basically. No sausage inside. It came with one sauce for free and I had the curry mayo. I think it'll taste better if it's hot.

I wanted so much to like this place. After making a bit of a drive to go there, I found that they take the same base mochi donut (good texture for sure!) and just change up the toppings. It wasn't anything special, and the variety was pretty small. Sadly disappointing and not cheap.

Delicious korean fried corn dogs! I got the mozzarella potato dog. They were pretty quick for how busy they were and they were friendly. Third time coming here and I'll definitely be back. I was hoping to try the mochi donuts now that they've added them to the menu but they were apparently out at the time. Hope to try next time. 10/10

I've tried this place in Los Angeles earlier this year, so I just wanted to see how it compared. There are six flavors to choose from, which they rotate out weekly. We got a box of 3 donuts, the flavors were Peach Melba, Sesame Churro, Choco and Caramel Funnel Cake. The dough consistency is still the same, soft and chewy. However the flavors aside from the Sesame Churro were a bit weak. I would've liked more of a prominent flavor from the icing to compliment the dough. Regardless, I still enjoyed it. Still reluctant to try their corn dogs and drinks as I've heard they are alright.

Really great flavors! I wish the restaurant was a little nicer, it's efficient though! Love the variety! The couple times I've been in is right around opening and everything is very fresh and tastes great, the employee at the counter is a little short with me most of the time but besides that, I recommend!

I was excited to hear a mochinut was opening near me so I had to go try it when I got the chance! I tried their half cheese half sausage dog with sugar and ketchup. Pretty decent cheese dog! You really can't go wrong with this. I then got a half dozen mochi donuts to try all their flavors. I was pretty disappointed when I saw the flavors since I was expecting more flavors with Asian influence. The only one I was excited to try was the black sesame one tbh! But since it was my first time here, I figured I mind as well try them all. It's nice to know that flavors rotate frequently so I'll be sure to check every now and then for flavors I'm more eager to try. This week's flavors were black sesame, tigers blood, toasted marshmallow, chocolate churro, blackberry funnel cake, and huckleberry. Out of the 6, I enjoyed black sesame and tigers blood the most! The texture of the mochi donut was good too! Not too chewy but still donut-like. Overall, a pretty decent place. Food was good. A good location with parking. And workers were nice. I definitely see myself coming back since it's so close to home for me.