Dochi

As usual Dochi is amazing! There's just something special about them that makes the drive across town worth it. I always struggle picking out the flavors because they all sound delicious. I love that they pull apart easily, so it makes it super easy to share. The honey lavender recently was divine. Definitely give their new drinks a try. My youngest said the Mango was super refreshing. I loved new street art style mural inside the original location.

Since these are made fresh, there is a limited number of donuts... we came right around 1pm, and there are only a few left.Just so you know, these are a little chewy, flavorful, and tasty donuts, with flavors like strawberry red velvet, green tea pistachio, and ube ore cookie.

My boyfriend and I shared the hazelnut, pumpkin churro and Ube doughnuts today and they were really good! We really enjoyed them!

Mochi donuts were hard to find in the Southeast for a long time so I was always super excited to stop by Dochi when I'm visiting Orlando. My first experience with mochi donuts was in Taiwan, and while the ones I've had in America are much sweeter, I'm not mad at a few of the flavors that I love. MY FAVE FLAVORS: UBE, CHURRO, COOKIE BUTTER, TARO PEBBLES. Seasonal faves include the matcha pistachio and they had a Lineage Coffee collab donut that I also really liked. I love the mochi chewiness and how pretty all the toppings and frosting make it. I do prefer the simpler flavor donuts that are not too sweet, #IYKYK. There are multiple locations in Orlando but I love the convenience of Mills by all the other good Asian eats.

Ordered an online order and they changed my pickup time. I got there literally two minutes after the pickup time. The female employee saw me at the door as I am gesturing to my phones order. She dismissed me and gestured a no. I couldn't even get a confirmation of an order cancellation or even be handed the item. The location for the store is in the worst traffic filled spot with scarce parking. If the store changes pickup times at least have the customer service to just hand over the ordered product versus just leaving and marking the order as picked up when the customer is at the door. Literally takes seconds to finish the transaction.

Wasn't impressed at all. Walking in it doesn't smell like donuts, and they only had like 4 types of donuts to choose from.I chose 1 ube and 1 pistachio matcha. The ube didnt taste like anything unfortunately, and while the pistachio matcha one tasted better...both were underwhelming and didn't taste fresh. There is also an aftertaste at the end like the oil they used is old and needs to be changed. I definitely will not be back.

Love their mochi donuts! They have lots of ube flavors compared to many other shops. Half a dozen for $16 is pretty good price too. Staff was friendly and helpful. There was no line when we went Saturday after lunch. The store itself is small and cute but could be a little cleaner imo.

This is such a cool concept. Donuts and Mochi together and call it Dochi! This establishment is more of a takeout. There are no tables and chairs. Inside is pretty small and humid.The place reminds me of a Jupiter Donuts. You get whatever they have out. If it's sold out than it's done.The Dolchis are so cute and pretty. Looks yummy and taste delicious! Taste just like a Mochi donut for sure. I recommend trying if you are in the area and have a sweet craving.

Dochi does it best!This location is right on Colonial Drive so parking can be tricky but worth the drive around because well mochi donuts are delicious! Never had a Mochi Donut? A mochi donut is a cross between a Japanese mochi dessert and a donut. The shape makes it fun to eat, not to mention, it has an amazing texture, and come in fun flavors. At the time I went they had Ube (purple yam), Oreo dream, Strawberry Poke, Matcha Oreo, Churro & Taro Fruity Pebbles. Some flavors are available for a limited time. It's $3 for one or $16 for a half dozen. The staff are always friendly and will answer any questions you have.

I've been to Dochi twice, each time getting one of each flavor they offer. I've tried cookies & dream, taro pebbles, Ube gaze, churro churro, matcha Oreo, peanut butter pretzel. All their flavors are pretty good, it's just a matter of preference. My husband loves their Ube gaze. It's very light with no glaze, so probably the least sweetest of all. I like the matcha Oreo because I love the matcha flavor. Peanut butter pretzel is really good and has the perfect amount of peanut butter flavor. My kids loved it. Taro pebbles is really good with the fruity pebble crunch on top but the sweetest of all. It's a small shop. 6 flavors weekly and you can buy singles or boxes. Service is always underwhelming, if not snappy and rude. They're not really conversational or helpful with questions so it's just a quick grab and go.