Mochinut - San Jose

I was visiting San Jose from Long Beach. The group I was with was looking for lunch and decided to head to this fun food court not too far from the Signia hotel. It's a little weird because you order from a screen so if you have questions, you won't get them answered. Luckily I was in an experimental mood. I ordered the Korean corn dog covered in blue takis, the Thai iced tea, and the original mochi donut. All super tasty, but my body was super mad at me later (I usually eat pretty clean and this was the opposite of clean. But I own that this was my choice and not the fault of the food).The corn dog was crunch, warm, a bit spicy. It was substantial and had a great mouth feel. It was a show stopping piece of food. The original donut was good. A nice dough with a glaze that snapped. Crunchy on the outside and spongy on the inside. Would recommend.The sleeper and star of the show was the iced tea. It looks like the wrong color...but it was the best tasting Thai tea I have ever had. It almost felt light compared to other Thai teas.I felt like it was a good value for my money and it was a fun place to try. The food was done a little earlier than they indicated. There are so many other dogs I want to try: ramen, potato, and more. If I am ever in San Jose again, I will be back here.

The mochidonut here are amazing! Great texture and flavor. I just wish they had more variety in the flavors, but it is still very good. The mozzarella takis dog was also very good. Ordering was very easy a the self order kiosk and service was very quick.

The donuts were so cute and good! They were chewy and soft and I loved the different flavors. There was no wait/crowd when we went and got our donuts immediately after ordering.

My bf uber eats this to me and it was easy delivery, secure package with nice big box and bag. The donuts were big and each piece was easy to pull apart and fluffy. They seemed be just baked and fresh! Perfect enough of frosting on top and churro has sugar all around it. The mochi is nice and chewy! Would def recommend.

Mochinut in San Pedro Square is a perfect place to grab something sweet and is a great addition to this space. It has a nice display showing the unique flavors, and a self-order station. One thing I do wish is that they sold individual donuts, their minimum is three and they are on the pricier side. But great yo self right, and indeed it is a sweet tasty treat!

Mochinut is a great quick eat if you're in San Pedro Square. The breaded outside is so filling and crunchy, and it's all made to order so you know it is fresh. The kiosk made ordering a lot more efficient since there wasn't anyone tending to the front when we went. The ambiance is really good because its a communal eating space for all of the vendors so think of an urban space vibe. Overall it was a good quick bite, but it was forgettable. I wouldn't go out of my way to go here but for the price and what you get, it is okay.

I was in San Pedro Square with a group having boba. I was feeling hungry and I saw mochinut was selling Korean corn dogs. They had a small variety of corn dogs which half were spicy. I was thinking of the potato corn dog but I opted for the regular one adding ketchup and mustard.The corn dog breading was thick and crunchy. People can hear me chewing on the crunchy corn dog. The crispy pieces fell on my tongue easily. Best not to talk while eating or you'll end up choking/coughing on the pieces. I quite like the portion size and how tasty it was. Mochinut had a line of customers ordering the corn dogs rather than the mochi donut. I read their sign that their corn dogs and donuts are made to order so it'll be fresh when you get it. You can either order from the kiosk or scan the QVR code. I can speak to how long the corn dog was and that was 10 minutes.

Nestled in the vibrant San Pedro Market area, Mochinut beckons dessert enthusiasts with its irresistible offerings, making it a must-visit spot for those with a sweet tooth.In the bustling market ambiance, Mochinut stands out as a delightful destination for delectable desserts. With other food and drink options nearby, it's the perfect spot to satisfy your sweet cravings after a savory meal.We decided to get the mochi donuts and we chose three flavors: matcha Oreo, churro, and Nutella. Each bite was a delightful explosion of flavors, although I must admit, they can be a tad on the sweeter side. Nonetheless, they make for a perfect sharing dessert, allowing everyone to indulge without feeling overwhelmed by the sweetness.The only downside was the limited seating and the occasional crowd, which may result in a bit of a challenge finding a spot to sitIf you're a fan of mochi donuts or simply seeking a sweet indulgence, Mochinut is the place to be. Just be prepared for the crowds and consider grabbing your treats to go for a hassle-free experience.

I came here with a couple of friends after dinner since we all just wanted something small for dessert and the mochi donuts were just calling to us. The donuts were 3 for $11.50 so we each got one. If you were to buy half a dozen or a dozen, the pricing was cheaper for each donut. There were no cashiers and you order through a kiosk. Unlike most places with a small kiosk screen, they had one of the biggest horizontal screens I've ever seen. It was just a couple minutes wait from when we placed our order for our donuts to be ready. The donuts were soft and warm. I got the raspberry mochi donut and it was really good. It had a nice raspberry taste and wasn't overly sweet. I'm just glad it didn't taste like jam. I would recommend eating your donut right away if you can. I just felt like it was starting to turn hard once it got cold. It seemed kind of weird that we couldn't buy just one donut. Instead, they force you to buy at least three donuts. I'm sure they could get more business by selling just one donut. Most people I know including myself would just want to buy one donut and not a box of donuts.

Been telling my dad to try this place out and he finally did and said it was delicious.