Mochinut Houston Heights

So so glad there is a mochinut in the Heights! The flavors are more limited here than their Bellaire location (unfortunately no Asian-inspired flavors like Thai Tea or Taro). Honeydew (not pictured) was their closest "Asian" flavor and I don't recommend it - it was too sweet and artificial. My favorite was definitely the coffee. These are dangerously irresistible when eaten fresh! There is free wifi and plenty of seating, but I would not recommend this place to settle and do work. The wifi was very slow for me and there's lots of people coming in/out.

Just to update on my review, I couldn't even stand to eat the other donuts because I was so grossed out. I ended up giving them away. So yeah my point still stands, would not recommend this chain to anyone in the future. Paris Baguette has mochi donuts if you need them!

The Mochi donuts here are pretty good. Came her for dessert after dinner. I order 6 Mochi donuts for $18 (pandan, Ube, strawberry, mango & gummy, white chocolate and biscotti, & chocolate churro). All these flavors were unique & my kids love it. First time my kids and I having Mochi balls (3 for $8.50) and it was pretty good also. I order taro, strawberry, & oreo. Looking forward trying new flavor in the future. You can either order from the kiosk or the cashier. Since there was no line I just from the cashier lady. I waited like 5 - 8 mins for order to come out. I think it was just freshly made or waiting to be cool down from the back bc it was still warm when the lady gave me the box.

I decided to grab some mochi donuts for Father's Day. You order at the kiosk and your number is called when your order is ready. I chose to have cookies and cream, plain, raspberry funnel cake, matcha, mango gummy and original glazed. I only had to wait a few minutes and when my donuts were received they were nice and warm. Inside its cute, clean, and inviting. I asked if they contained were egg or dairy and sadly they do if you have family members with allergies. They tasted great. Chewy and slightly sweet. They also have mochinut balls like donut holes too. They also offer korean corn dogs.

So my granddaughter said, Mimaw, you HAVE to take me to Mochinut!! What a cute place here in Oak Forest! I had not been here. It's really a sweet place and Danish (pronounced Don-neesh) was really sweet and gracious. I had not heard of Mochinut, but I was pleasantly surprised. They have such a wide variety of them. I took 1/2 dozen to my daughter's for Easter. Everyone loved them. They're really different from a donut. They're a bit heavier than a donut but not too sweet. They also have these balls stuffed with different flavors. Danish let me try the coffee. I really liked it. My granddaughter also had one of their corn dogs. It was covered in potatoes and filled with cheese and a hotdog wiener. I really liked it. She also had a caramel coffee. I thought it was good - she said it was a little too sweet for her. So if you're in the mood for something a little different, head over to Mochinut and tell Danish, Miss Lou sent you

Love that you can get mochi donuts without having to go to Bellaire now. Also love that you can get a mochi donut and a K-dog in one place! Love the mozzarella corn dog. Their version was tasty. The donuts were pretty good. The pandan coconut was my favorite and ube was the runner-up. The raspberry funnel cake was a bit disappointing -- for some reason, it was dryer and less sticky than the other donuts. Skip that flavor. I also tried a taro mochi ball and really liked it! Personally, I'd also skip the milk tea here -- much better elsewhere. I had the ube and it tasted a bit watered down.FYI -- you can order online!

I loveee these donuts. They are the perfect chewy texture. They taste best when they're still hot. They have some interesting flavors. My favorite is the white chocolate biscoff. The matcha is pretty good too! I appreciate the speediness of the ordering system. The space is really cute and colorful. Highly recommend to check out!

We're from out of town and had a family event to attend and just wanted to bring a little something. So we went with 3 dozen Mochinut donuts and 1 dozen mochi balls. We went for variety to cover all our bases. Everyone loved the variety. We were able to pretty much try every flavor. Customer service was amazing and helpful.

My girlfriend and I were looking for a spot to get some work done in the Heights area. Neither Sunday Press nor Luce had a single table open so we ended up trying out Mochinut.The lot in front of Mochinut usually has at least a few spots available for quick parking. We walked in and were surprised to be the only ones there. The ambiance is very bright and colorful and the cashier was very welcoming. We placed our order and sat down at a table that had an outlet, which there appeared to be many.The Vietnamese coffee I had was not the best I had but it was good. It hit the marks I was looking for: something resembling the taste of coffee that is as strong as possible. My girlfriend's peach green tea was very green tea forward and not overly sweet, which I liked. Our mochinut left me a little disappointed. I know mochinuts in general have been getting a lot of hype recently and I was excited to try, but this fell short for me. It tasted a little stale and cold and I would personally prefer a plane-glazed donut but this might just be me.Aside from the food, the chairs were a little uncomfortable and the Wi-Fi wouldn't work with my laptop or phone. This wouldn't be my first choice to study or to get work done but on this day it got the job done.

It was so yummy (way better than I expected), pleasant to walk in and hang out, and the staff is very nice!