I decided to try this place on the way back from Disney. I had received lots of ads in my hometown, however, we did not have a store. I enjoyed my donuts. I ordered the cheesecake donut and sugar donut. I like the shape of the donuts and how you can eat smaller pieces. I especially like the flavors. The ice cream paired well with them. The store is very small and connected to a seafood place. The staff was nice and my order came out quickly. Plenty of seating.

A small location serving Mochi Donuts, Korean Rice Flour Hotdogs, and Bubble Tea Drinks. Go with an open mind and it could be fun. It's not the best bubble tea I've ever had. Could have had more flavor, but the presentation was great. There are enough different flavors of donuts to find something for everyone. They were a little more doughy than what you're used to, but flavors are fun to try.

Costumer service was excellent! It was a little shack that made really good boba and donuts. Carlos helped me out a lot when I couldn't decide on what to get and had me laughing by the end. 10/10 Would recommend!!

These donuts are very addicting! The hot Cheetos dog was pretty darn good too. I also bought the potato half-and-half and I did not like that one. They make different batches throughout the day and I believe the switch flavors daily. Towards the end of the day whatever is left is typical all that will be available. It will take about 7 minutes for the corn dogs to cook so keep in mind the wait time if you plan to order them. There is a small outdoor seating area as well a small indoor area for seating. So yummy!

This Mochinut was right next to the hotel I was staying at so I had to try it out! The taro boba was AMAZING and super smooth. The boba was sweetened with brown sugar and honey. I'd recommend trying out the cheese corn dogs as well if you visit (the cheese pull does not disappoint I promise). The donuts were also super yum! It was crowded when I visited, but the service is quick all things considered. I'd say if you're in the area and need a cool spot to cool down then this place is worth a try:)

Mochinut is a fantastic small bakery shop that has sweets and speciality hot dogs (yes a weird combo, but still delicious). I have visited this location 3 times, each time trying new and limited time flavors. My girlfriend found this location on accident, and now we have taken family to try out the sweet and surprisingly super soft donuts. These Mochi Donuts have strong flavor, so you won't need too many to be satisfied. We prefer to get the 3 pack and try something new each time. Our favorite, BY FAR, is the Ube Mochi Donut. But, there are more for us to try out next time. Easy 5 stars for service, flavor and speed.

I love Mochinut Mochi donuts. I can't get enough of them and this quick side-of-the-road Mochinut location is perfect for a quick donut fix. This location seems very small and has very minimal seating. Be prepared to grab your items to go - maybe go home, or just eat them in the car because there isn't much space to sit around the small counter. This location had 8 different types of donuts, which made my decision difficult. I definitely didn't need to get all 8, but it was not easy to cut out two of them to fit into my 6 piece box. I can't speak enough about the churro and matcha- both blew me away. They were excellent. I was not excited about the kiwi - tasted more like lime, for some reason. I also thought the nutella option lacked the punch that usually comes with nutella. Sadly, I wasn't super impressed by the milk tea. I loved the cute plastic can-like cups that the drink was served in. However, they were quite expensive for the small amount of drink and excessive ice. It was also quite apparent that everything was pre-made in large batches as it lacked intense flavor that is usually found in milk tea.

Mochinut is a cute small set up attached to the building of another restaurant. There's a small interior with some stools set up by a counter but also a larger outdoor patio with tables. Their offerings focus on mochi donuts, Korean style corn dogs, and boba. I tried the brown sugar boba which comes in this neat can. It tasted so good I almost splurged for a second serving. The mochi donuts are also pretty good but a little on the sweeter side than the ones that Dochi make. The frosting is also a little thicker, the dough is slightly more chewy, and there are toppings like small cookies on some of donuts. There are a variety of flavors which I believe they rotate. On our visit the options included strawberry, guava, and matcha. I think I liked the Korean corn dogs more than the donuts. I got the potato original which was loaded with fried potato cubes that cooked to the perfect level of crispy. It's more plain than other Korean corn dogs I've tried but it hits the spot.