Mochinut - Wesley Chapel

The food is absolutely delicious, I loved the variety of choices between the hot (corn) dogs, boba tea and sauces. This is my second time going to this location since late-January'/Early-February. The service is really considerate for knowing who ordered the foods, specifically there were two ladies who were considerate so kudos to them. The ambiance is still the same like I remembered, the customers were a mix of folks doing work or being with their kids. Though I believe 90% of them legit just saw the prices and left, but that's just me. Either way, my experience is extremely well plus it's mostly quiet with background noise from someone's YouTube music playlist. Definitely recommend this in the area alongside the 20+ restaurants neighboring too. Mochinut is PEAK.

Mochi donuts are supposed to be soft and a little chewy. They're made of glutinous rice flour which gives them the distinct sticky and chewy texture. Their donuts separated immediately upon picking up and it wasn't as soft and sticky as I expected it to be. If this is your first time trying mochi donuts, it's worth the try. Just know, the original mochi donuts don't taste like this. Oh and the taro boba drink was bland. The boba balls were too sticky and clumped together. Not worth getting it from here.

very slow, little to no customers, but every single table was gross. crumbs everywhere. the whole floor was sticky. food took a long time. havent tried my food yet but im not expecting much-update: got a corndog, it was okay

I don't know what I expected but I didn't expect it to be this yummy!!!! The hot Cheetos cheese/ hotdog was soooo good! I wish I would have just done all cheese. It was made to order so fresh and hot. Wasn't too greasy, the cheese was extra stringy. Only thing to compare it to - Imagine a mozzarella stick with hot Cheetos on outside but not as crispy as a typical mozzarella stick. No sauce needed. The donut wasn't bad but I thought it would be more like melt in your mouth donut but it's more dense. Tasted great. Lemon sparkling tea was light and refreshing.

First time trying Korean hotdogs and now I'd choose them over traditional ones because of the extra pizzaz. I didn't want to try anything too crazy like the hot Cheetos one, so I went with the original potato hotdog and a matcha mochi nut. The potato added a nice touch to the flavor and the Mochinut itself was good as wellThe inside has a nice vibe with plenty of seating. I also saw other customers playing some table games like tic tac toe and connect four that the restaurant has available

So my family and I walked into this establishment today. The ambiance is very welcoming. It's the new kid on the block, so it's not as pack (yet). We order some banana machi balls and strawberry funnel cake donuts. I can honestly say our children enjoyed the banana machi balls. The strawberry funnel cake donuts to me. There was nothing that wowed me. Truthfully, I wouldn't call it a strawberry donut. the only thing that made it a strawberry donut was the syrup layer over it. The drinks with the Bobo I can honestly say was one of the best I had in a while. I hope this isn't the first days of grand opening where everything is good and after 3 months they lose sight of why they opened. As long as they keep their eyes on the prize, which is the consumer, they will be an establishment to be reckoned with. For now, Kudos to Mochinut. Welcome to the neighborhood, and remember it's the consumer that keeps the doors open.

Mochinut just opened today in Wesley Chapel, FL. They are located across the street from the outlet mall next to Astro Outlet and across from Raining Berries where Pho 54 and Sweetea use to be.They fixed it nicely with a new coat of pink paint and some cute comfy blue velour couches and a bunch of tables so great space.Everything was smooth sailing for the first day at 11am when they first opened.They have a good variety if mochiballs which are filled with their flavor. I haven't tried these yet and definitely want to.They also have mochidonuts. I ordered red velvet, cookies and cream, chocolate almond, and ube pebbles.They have a large variety of Korean hot dogs. I ordered the sweet potato mozzarella half and half.Lastly, they have boba drinks which I didn't order.Everyone was very friendly and I'm glad they are a lot closer than the USF location.They are also opening soon in New Tampa where Mahana Fresh was.

The Korean Corndogs were good (specifically the ramen and potato ones), however the boba seemed melted...clumped together at the bottom and definitely wasn't fresh. My sister said it tasted like the pack of frozen boba she had made at home. The boba is not Asian approved.

My 10 year old loves anything mochi! She was so excited to try this place, and luckily, it didn't disappoint. The service was fast and friendly. The flavors are all unique and tasty (we tried them all). I was a little apprehensive about Parmesan Cheesecake, but I'm glad I took the suggestion to try it. It was one of my favorites!One thing I would suggest is having menus that are easier to see and read from the line. Or, maybe have menus customers can grab on their way in?Also, add some Mochi ice cream to the menu as well...My daughter also appreciated the Pho 54 sign on the counter in homage to the original restaurant she loved so much.

This food service was horrendous. The people there were great. The people who served me were amazing, but the problem was the food, and it looked like there was a very unsanitary place like they never cleaned although the front was very aesthetically pleasing the rest of it was just disgusting.