Mochi Donut & Tea

I had lunch at O Yummy next door prior and they said I could come here and get one free mochi donut. They had a variety of different flavors to choose from, and I got the pumpkin spice (~$3) mochi donut as a result. The pumpkin coating was good but I didn't personally care for the powder. The mochi texture was good. Staff was friendly. Overall a nice place to get mochi donuts and I think other business in the area will allow you to get a free donut on them if you spend a certain amount

We went to the international store across the street and they had a sign saying if you brought your receipt over here, you'd be able to get a free mochi donut, so we did.I like their decor and the giant wall painted like a moon. The description says space themed but besides the decor, there's nothing space themed within the menu.We go up to order and get our mochi donut. We also got a cream puff, a half and half hot Cheeto Korean corn dog and a taro milk tea.The cream puff was my absolute favorite item. It gave me creme brulee filling vibes with a corn flake kind of crunchy topping. The mochi donut was fresh but I felt the flavor wasn't very prominent. The Korean corn dog was okay. If I got it again, I'd strictly do cheese as I didn't enjoy the type of meat they use. I did not like the bubble tea at all. My kiddo loves taro, and I said I'd help her drink it. It had thick chunks of actual taro in there, and being a texture person, it was very off putting. We didn't make a dent in the drink at all, pretty disappointing as we all know boba isn't cheap.Overall, I'd come back for the cream puffs lol, but I'm sure my kiddo will ask to come back for a mochi donut and Korean corn dog.

I stopped here on a Monday mid afternoon. I've been wanting to come since I heard of their opening. I'm glad I finally had the chance to. There was no one inside. I didn't even mess with the kiosk, I ordered 6 donuts to go. I ordered: use, mango tiramisu, coconut panda, black sesame, fruity pebbles and cookies and cream. They were delicious. The price was reasonable. They also serve cream puffs and teas, slushies and other drinks. They have Korean style hot dogs with different toppings. This novelty sounds interesting but I'll pass.

The mochi store was in a perfect place for a perfect little snack at the perfect time.... after going to ENSON grocery store, the Mochi Donut store was across the spacious parking lot ... AND they were giving a free Donut with a receipt of $30 spent at ENSON .. Great way to market and bring folks in.

As someone who enjoys mochi donuts over regular donuts, I couldn't help but stop in to Mochi Donut & Tea while in the area. I was greeted as soon as I walked in and the lady was very nice. She asked if I'd had mochi donuts before and shared with me the flavors of the donuts along with the other items they offer. After looking over all of the flavors of the donuts, I decided I should get a half dozen to try. I hate that they didn't have the donuts labeled because I found myself asking which donuts were which several times. I eventually decided on the Chocolate, Vanilla, Churro, Ube, Matcha, and Strawberry (I believe that's what they were lol). I also ordered the Passion Fruit Tea w/Mango Boba. The donuts were really good, my favorite was the Strawberry. The Passion Fruit Tea was okay, I wasn't a fan of the crunchy seeds that were in it. Overall, if you're in the area, definitely stop in for a treat, especially if you're a mochi donut lover like myself!

This place was a miss for me. The only item I truly enjoyed was the cream puff. If I were to return, it would be specifically for that. It has a crisp flaky, buttery outer layer but soft once you take a bite. The cream puff was oozing with creaminess and is a fairly large size (good for sharing). There was an inconsistency with the information provided to me on the available cream puff flavors. My friends had also ordered cream puffs as well, but when I asked about the cream puff flavors I was informed there was only one option. Whereas, my friend was provided with an option of regular or mango. In addition. I ordered two single mochi donuts. The manner in which the mochi donuts were labeled wasn't as clear cut to me. Across the top written on the display case glass were several flavors, which appeared to refer to the column of mochi donuts below said labels, ex lychee, strawberry, chocolate, green tea, mango. However they didn't quite line up and some had the same icing but different, random toppings. The mochi donuts' presentation doesn't seem as polished or cohesive. The adornments or toppings aren't as visually appealing, with the exception of the green tea and chocolate ones with marshmallow toppings. The choice of toppings seem random, like Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Golden Grahams or Kitkat cereal on top, makes it appear a bit hodge podge. Maybe it's the color combinations or it comes off busy with too many toppings. (Clearly it's a preference & I'm being overly particular).The taste of their mochi donuts wasn't flavorsome & like my friend says, it wasn't fresh. Compared to the other Mochi donut place, these are more dense and the chocolate covered toppings tend to be stiff and crack all over the place when you take a bite. Not a huge deal breaker for some, but food texture makes a difference to me. Ordering can be done via the one kiosk or at the counter. I ordered at the counter with my choice of two donuts, a creme puff and a mango cheese foam drink. A receipt with my order number was provided. They don't hand you the mochi donuts when you place the order even though they are available in the case. My order was given piecemeal versus all the pastry items at one time. My friend received her order in a bag and I had to ask for one. My friends who ordered via the kiosk mentioned there was no option to choose your mochi donut flavor, just the quantity to be purchased. One friend was able to choose their flavors while my other friend was not offered a choice and given a random mochi donut that wasn't of his choice. The ordering process didn't feel fluid, but disjointed. If you're looking to check this place out, maybe wait until they're more settled and have worked out the kinks.For those who do not like chocolate, this particular day was not a good day to go. My friend didn't have any mochi donut options. All the flavors that day had some form of chocolate on them. A suggestion would be to have chocolate options and at least one or two non chocolate options with non chocolate toppings to cover those potential customers. Overall, the taste was lacking, & my drink was mediocre. I at least gave it a try and so should you, so you can make your own conclusion.

At Mochi Doughnut, the humble doughnut is elevated to an art form, blending traditional Korean flavors with a contemporary twist. These doughnuts are a feast for both the eyes and the palate, offering a sensory experience that leaves a lasting impression.Their presentation makes them almost too beautiful to eat. Topped with a variety of glazes, drizzles, and garnishes, these doughnuts are Instagram-worthy creations that stand. But the magic lies in the first bite. These Korean fried doughnuts are the epitome of texture mastery--light and fluffy on the inside, with a perfectly flaky exterior that provides a satisfying crunch. The dough is expertly fried to a golden brown. On top of the fact that every doughnut is made fresh daily, It's truly a must-try for anyone looking to indulge in a delicious and aesthetically pleasing treat. It's a sweet indulgence that satisfies both the taste buds and the soul.

Mochi Donuts & Tea has their grand opening going on, so they had limited flavors available. They had coconut, cinnamon, mango, and chocolate. They also have slushies, teas, and other drinks. The donuts are $2.75 each. It came to $7.07 for two.Which seems a little high, but I guess that's about average nowadays.The decor is very classy and modern. Very pleasing to look at. There's a kiosk you order at inside. I'm not sure if the one I saw is it, but if so they'll absolutely need more than one. There were several people inside waiting. It was about a 5 minute wait, then they called me to choose my flavors. You just choose mochi donuts at the kiosk then you tell them what you want at the counter. I got the mango and chocolate donuts. It was my first time trying mochi donuts, so I didn't know what to expect. But these donuts were tasty. Their crispy, chewy, and soft at the same time. How I don't know, but they are .. I'd definitely recommend getting several because when it's gone it's gone .. Lol. Two was never enough!!!I'm glad I made it in before they started getting super busy. Definitely a place to try. The customer service was good and the staff were friendly. Check them out!!!

The mochi donuts place near Aldi is insane, you have to wait several hours for your order. So when a new mochi donuts place opened, I was super excited!!The set up is a bit confusing and although there are quite a few people working, none of them were super helpful?I extremely dislike chocolate, I know, I'm weird, but I don't care for chocolate. I was able to get the attention of one of the workers and asked if I could get a donut without chocolate. She said that she didn't know and she didn't think it was possible.So I went to the kiosk and ordered a regular donut and a cream puff. Picking up your order is a mess because they gently whisper out order numbers to an extremely loud lobby area. (No one could hear them calling out orders.) They never called my order so I had to go up there and just take whatever donut I could get. I also finally got my cream puff after a reminder...The cream puff was very bland, no taste at all. It was crumbly and messy. The donut was okay, kinda stale? I was very disappointed, but glad I was able to try a new business.

Dropped by late afternoon for some mochi donuts. They only had a few flavors left so we got the churro, mango, strawberry, and coconut. They were all sooo good. Perfectly soft and chewy. The mango was my favorite but my kiddos loved the strawberry. I didn't think we would finish all 6 right away but they were gone in an hour!!! The staff was friendly, welcoming and quick. The inside was nice and modern and they had a few tables inside so you can sit down and enjoy the food. They also had cream puffs, Korean hot dogs, boba and teas. We'll be back for more mochi donuts but would love to try the other stuff on the menu too. So happy mochi donuts are in the area!!!