Daddy Donut

My co-workers & I got a lovely surprise tonight...FREE donuts! An employee brought in 3 dozen donuts because "they made too many & didn't want them to go to waste." Well in this ER we don't say "no" to food....lolEveryone went running over to the boxes to check the donuts out. I indulged & had almost 2. The 1st one I had was covered with a white frosting & Halloween colored sprinkles. The frosting tasted sweet, but not too sweet. Not sure if it just was a confectionery glaze? I did find the donut thick & not airy like another donut shop in town. I was having trouble deciding between the red frosted one or the orange frosted one....I ended up going with the orange one & the frosting did taste like orange & was very sweet. I found this donut heavier than the first one. I love the fluorescent colors on their boxes. The display of them inside the box brought smiles to our faces. Our night is still young & I may possibly have to try out another flavor before my shift is over. Thanks to Daddy Donut from all of us @ the ER that was so kind & thoughtful for you to think of us. We won't let them go to waste!

Happy Friday. We ordered a 1/2 dozen Mochi donuts. The service was fast, the price was fair and the donuts were exactly what we needed! Thank you

For Las Vegas locals please know that Daddy Donut is NO longer gluten free! They are still gluten friendly but they are under new ownership and recently rebranded and they fry all their donuts together . . i'm heartbroken because I loved this place.

Had the nastiest encounter with the lady behind the counter. Funny because the review prior to this one from "Michelle V." Is pretty much verbatim to what the lady behind the counter told me. I asked since it was new ownership if the donuts were Gluten friendly still she was very rude and said "they never were and that the old owners were LIARS and they are made out of WHEAT and repeated herself 3 more times "WHEAT! WHEAT! WHEAT! It actually scared my 7 year old daughter. Terrible way to interact with a potential customer.

Even as getting my order delivery the original & hot Cheetos stick is SO GOOD. Cheese pull on the original is much better than the hot Cheetos one but overall I'd order it again.

I've never had a mochi donut until I tried this place. It's light and fluffy and the flavors are spot on. I got the gf raspberry funnel cake, tasted like I was at a carnival and the other was a gf churro. Finally a donut spot with a variety of gluten free options to chose from!!!! They are a little pricy for a donut but it's definitely worth it as its a treat for me since back home there aren't places near me like this! I also grabbed a regular cinnamon donut for my mom, she said it was good but tasted a little sweet. I also grabbed an Oreo cheesecake (regular) for my grandma to try out since she likes chocolate. This place is located to the left of smiths in a strip mall, the outside looks like it's closed as it's blacked out windows, but they are actually open. I came before closing and the girl that helped me was friendly and got me on my way. There's a table bar inside if you wanna eat all your donuts right there, they also have corn dogs with different flavors too.

Daddy Donut is actually Mochinut but under a new name and under new ownership. I've visited and left a review for them when they were still Mochinut, but this review is for my experience with them as Daddy Donut. It's still nice to know that I can get my hands on some yummy mochi donuts just down the road from my house!This place, I am telling you, this here was the best service I've received in a while. Most of the donuts that they had here were the same as Mochinut, but they had new flavors that I haven't seen before. I ordered a six-piece box with the following donut flavors; (1) ube, (1) cinnamon swirl, (2) churro, and (2) s'mores. These donuts came in a black box with a pretty pink color and other cute little donut designs on it. Though I won't be eating all these in one day, my favorite out of all these right now would be the cinnamon swirl, though this was an actual donut and not a mochi donut. It was like a big pop of flavor in my mouth once I took a bite out of it.Like literally 20 seconds after I placed my order, it was all packed up and ready to go. I'm not gonna lie here, this was the quickest I have ever received an order after placing it. The people working there were also very friendly and had excellent customer service skills. If I could give this establishment more than five stars, I would.Don't sleep on Daddy Donut! Best mochi donuts all around! Run here if you have to.

They did the Urban Matcha thing.Daddy Donut is a new yet established business whose ownership decided recently to leave Mochinut. They haven't gotten through all of the old boxes and perhaps more based on what I learned from interrogating the cashier.The Korean hot dogs on a stick (I refuse to acknowledge the corn dog sign if it's not corn-based) are a bit pricier than I recall from my first visit, but it's been a while. The original hot dog ($4.50) is still beef and the whole mozzarella ($5.50) is still gooey, but the rice flour feels too gluey and perhaps grainy. The employee whom I asked about it said that the recipe was changed several months ago and they're considering changing it now that they've de-branded, but that didn't help me now. The sauce variety is nice but it gets very unwieldy if you're using the cut-off tip squeeze bottles to apply sauces directly to your dogs. Mainly because of the rice batter weirdness, I suggest staying away from the hot dogs for now.The Mochi Donuts appear to be a little cheaper now ($2.85 for 1, $15.50 for 6, $28.00 for 12), and I was told that they use locally sourced ingredients now. The mochi dough makes it pretty springy and soft, and the glazes are pretty good. Passion fruit is a hit among the flavors, and maple (supposedly a clone of the glaze of "a popular Canadian chain") is also great. They do have one slightly different offering in the Raspberry Cheesecake Cake Mochi donut. It feels more like a buttermilk donut base with maybe a little bounciness. The raspberry flavor is pretty strong, but the cheesecake-like character is there too.Come to Daddy Donut for the mochi donuts and wait a bit on the Korean dogs on a stick. Interesting name connotations or not, I'm glad I paid them another visit.

Daddy Donut! How cute is the name?! I stopped here while I was waiting for my order at Tacotarian. I was really craving something sweet and I saw Daddy Donut across the parking lot.It was my first time visiting and immediately I saw so many flavors to choose from. They even have gluten free options. The staff member was very welcoming and friendly. There were a few people ahead of me so the staff said they'd be right with me and thanked me for patience - very thoughtful and kind. When it was my turn, I asked about their top flavors so I could narrow my selection. I chose the Oreo and it was so good. Before any photo judgement, I want to say that I know I should've taken a photo before I tried the donut but I couldn't help it lol. I needed a sweet rush I've never had a donut like this before - it's kind of like little donut holes formed into one donut. It's the perfect shape to eat and savor one piece at a time. There's so much flavor and texture! It's soft and puffy with the perfect amount of frosting! I'll be back to try more flavors soon!

Unique and fair price ...for under $3 a piece you can treat yourself or co workers.Everyone is super welcoming and I really appreciated the suggestions on flavors .The cake donuts light and yummy and I love the segments easy to share