Smochi

Wow, the blueberry bits mochi donut is the best so far. Tried the orange creamsicle the other week and that was nice. Definitely would come back to try other flavors. Easy ordering at the kiosk and they'll call out your name when it's ready. Staff was friendly.

came w lids and piping hot food so everything was kinda soggyin the Fremont food court - kinda small placefood wasn't terrible? was average? idk order at kiosks to the left & you can order from multiple places at once

We tried the raspberry swirl and blueberry mochi donuts - both were great and had a nice bouncy, chewy texture. Service is fast and they accidentally brought out the wrong flavors and were quick to change it for us. Great spot if you're in the area although they are pricey compared to a traditional donut.

Our kids absolutely loved the donut! The shape was adorable, and the texture was incredibly soft with every bite. The cream on top had just the right amount of sweetness--not overpowering at all. We also loved the packaging--the cute pink box made it feel extra special. Our daughter even thought it was a gift box with a toy inside!

We got three mochi donuts for sharing this past Saturday, ube, strawberry, and dark chocolate glaze. They were the perfect texture, nice and chewy. The glaze on top added just the right flavor to sweeten these yummy treats. It was a good snack before our drive out to Sacramento for the day. And service at the counter inside Fremont Food Hall was quick and easy, with plenty of seating available for dine-in.

This mochi donut shop is located in the Fremont food hall along with two other storefronts. We ordered on the kiosk and got our donuts pretty fast. I'd def recommend eating this when you get it right away. It tasted very fresh - light crunch on the outside with a chewy inside. I ordered a box of 8 for home and it still tasted good but the next day, the donuts were a lot softer (still tasty though!) I'm hoping they'll have different flavors as they get their footing, but the assorted flavors they had on grand opening day were pretty good!

Soft opening yesterday at Fremont Food Hall so we gotta give it a try since Gronut is closed and we need to get our mochi donut fixes.Clean environment and next to the Korean corn dog and Cafe.Maybe it's soft opening so on my 5 flavors available, we got the 8 donuts option, average to be $3.5/donut.Donut texture is more soft, good balance of chewiness and the glaze.Staff service to be improved, not very well trained, initially gave me the order with broken box and let the order sit on the counter for a while, she didn't call me until I ask if that was my order.Overall, all acceptable soft opening mistakes and hope they continue to improve.

It's a really good donut shop to go to. They also serve snacks and rice plates. They may have limited items from the menu for now just like the rest of the vendors in Fremont Food Hall. The glaze from the donut isn't as hard and I quite prefer to put them in a paper that only side was left open (not two) to get the donut. The yakult tastes good, but they also let us have an option to remove the sprite soda. Not really that great tbh, but it's good enough for people to try mochi donuts if they never tried them yet. Probably should remove soda the next time I have yakult again to get more flavor from it.

I got a blueberry mochi. It was a perfect simple dessert. The mochi consistency was good and flavor wasn't overly sweet.

This is a worthwhile donut shop, also offering snacks and rice plates. Like other vendors in the Fremont Food Hall, their menu may currently have some limited availability.The donut glaze isn't overly hard, and I prefer storing them in a partially open paper container. The yakult is flavorful, and they offer the option to exclude the sprite soda.While not exceptional, it's a decent place to try mochi donuts if you haven't before. Next time I have the yakult, I'll likely opt out of the soda to enhance the flavor.