Mochinut

Food is great, love the hot cheeto corndogs. They also have a self-order screen. The donuts are good, but personally i’m not a general fan of them lol but my boyfriend loved them. The workers are nice. It’s a small and cozy, kinda sucks you can’t eat there but it’s whatever.

We ordered a half-dozen box with Mochinut options #2 through #7. Out of all the flavors, #4 was unanimously our favorite the UBE. The rest ranked in order of preference were Pocky, Matcha, Cookies 'n Cream, Funnel Cake, and lastly, Chocolate Churro. Mochinut has a soft, tasty texture that’s delightful to munch on. The presentation of the box and the branding is excellent, with a fun and lighthearted design that adds to the experience. The service was friendly and helpful, making the visit pleasant. However, the location itself leaves something to be desired. It’s not the cleanest place, and the inside conditions could be better. This is not a dine-in spot, and there are clear signs of trouble after hours, with visible signs of attempted break-ins and notices stating that there is no cash on hand.

There’s no seating there and they don’t take cash. We also tried there corndogs those were yummy too.

Located between Tasty Pot and Arby's. Parking can be a bit tight. Upon entering, there was no greeting or welcoming. The front employee was just going in and out. We had to figure out on our own to order from the kiosk. Now, ordering from the kiosk was relatively simple, three different tabs for mochinut, rice hotdog and milk tea. The milk tea has no option to adjust sweetness. We had the brown sugar and Thai Tea. Thai Tea tasted like Thai Tea, but more on the bitter side. The mochinut was good, sweetness level was fine. The only thing I didn't like about the mochinuts, were that they were actually left on those bakery trays out in the open. Maybe I'm picky, but I thought they would be stored in like a bakery display case. The theme inside the store was pinkish, really cute. Waiting for the rice hotdog took some time, but it was pretty good.

First time in here. When it was my turn to order the person that was standing upfront didn't welcome us. She just look at me and said, "go to the tablet and order." So I order my stuff. I order a dozen of the mochi donut. It was pretty pricey. The mochi donut and the corndog was good. The drink wasn't that tasting. It tasted kinda plain. But overall this donut shop have good mochi donut and corndog.

Friendly employees that explained how to order in a tiny and cute shop. A bit pricey but the donuts melt in your mouth and the hot cheeto hot dog 🌭 was ACTUALLY good. Pictured is the churro, Bistoff cookie flavored donut (funnel cake donut) and mozzarella cheese stick.

LOS

We ordered a half-dozen box with Mochinut options #2 through #7. Out of all the flavors, #4 was unanimously our favorite the UBE. The rest ranked in order of preference were Pocky, Matcha, Cookies 'n Cream, Funnel Cake, and lastly, Chocolate Churro. Mochinut has a soft, tasty texture that’s delightful to munch on. The presentation of the box and the branding is excellent, with a fun and lighthearted design that adds to the experience. The service was friendly and helpful, making the visit pleasant. However, the location itself leaves something to be desired. It’s not the cleanest place, and the inside conditions could be better. This is not a dine-in spot, and there are clear signs of trouble after hours, with visible signs of attempted break-ins and notices stating that there is no cash on hand.

Nimra Kanwal

There’s no seating there and they don’t take cash. We also tried there corndogs those were yummy too.

A YIM

Located between Tasty Pot and Arby's. Parking can be a bit tight. Upon entering, there was no greeting or welcoming. The front employee was just going in and out. We had to figure out on our own to order from the kiosk. Now, ordering from the kiosk was relatively simple, three different tabs for mochinut, rice hotdog and milk tea. The milk tea has no option to adjust sweetness. We had the brown sugar and Thai Tea. Thai Tea tasted like Thai Tea, but more on the bitter side. The mochinut was good, sweetness level was fine. The only thing I didn't like about the mochinuts, were that they were actually left on those bakery trays out in the open. Maybe I'm picky, but I thought they would be stored in like a bakery display case. The theme inside the store was pinkish, really cute. Waiting for the rice hotdog took some time, but it was pretty good.

Christine Cha

First time in here. When it was my turn to order the person that was standing upfront didn't welcome us. She just look at me and said, "go to the tablet and order." So I order my stuff. I order a dozen of the mochi donut. It was pretty pricey. The mochi donut and the corndog was good. The drink wasn't that tasting. It tasted kinda plain. But overall this donut shop have good mochi donut and corndog.

S Léyba

Friendly employees that explained how to order in a tiny and cute shop. A bit pricey but the donuts melt in your mouth and the hot cheeto hot dog 🌭 was ACTUALLY good. Pictured is the churro, Bistoff cookie flavored donut (funnel cake donut) and mozzarella cheese stick.

Nanda Cande

Will definitely be back!! The hotdog (Americans see as corndog) tasted more of an American fusion version than the traditional Korean hotdog, in the way that the base batter was missing the semi-sour flavor and gummy texture that comes with fermentation and there was less of it than other restaurants offer. And the outer crunch coating tasted more sweet like an American corndog. But still delicious!!! I love how none of their food was overly greasy visually or while eating like other places. Better than 1 of the Korean hotdog places in Sacramento!! Ordered: original half/half, ramen half/half, potato cheese, potato hotdog, cookies & cream mochinut, banana churro mochinut, ube mochinut, strawberry funnel cake mochinut, coffee milk tea, Hokkaido milk tea, Thai tea. My fave store in town closed that had the best I've ever had. BUT this place is 2nd best I've had due to the size, the real ingredients, clean oil, and handmade products. The customer service is great. They were friendly, asked if we had been there before, which we had not, then explained the menu and ordering procedure in a quick yet friendly way. Mochinut was also more of a fusion food. The other store in town has more of the gummy chewy texture that is mochi. This places was more of 50/50 donut and mochi. Which some people like more because the texture is easier to eat. The teas were not too strong in flavor which some people prefer, but my wife and I like a stronger flavor especially with the Hokkaido and Thai teas. I want to go back and try more flavors like ube. I wish they would fix the one side of the glass door, repaint the fake greenery outside, re-label their sauces because they're faded and difficult to read and turn on the neon sign to add to the cute colorful clean well decorated atmosphere. And I hope one day they'll have so much business that they'll need a bigger location so customers can dine in and enjoy the atmosphere and hot food. Our cheese had no cheese pull because of the 10 minute drive home to eat it.

Well.. I was drawn with the reviews and hype but a bit dissatisfied. Not sure if it was the parking, the wait, or maybe the price. Customer service was excellent at least for my first time coming here. I ordered the dozen and wanted to try this mochi/donut like pastries. I asked for every flavor they had available. I would just agree with my wife this time around that the chocolate churro and ube flavors was good(some were overpowered with sugar making it extremely sweet). I think the price is what’s going to keep me from going again. I think I’ll stick to 85 degrees or crumble when I’m getting a sweet tooth. They were also out of the can boba so I went next door to get some. Some of the customers outside told me it wasn’t all great, that was also discouraging to hear. Plus I can also get that at the Asian stores not sure what makes theirs different or better but getting it made from scratch is way better to my opinion.

Fun spot! Donuts are legit, matcha was pretty good. Drinks could be chilled better..perhaps shake them them up with ice before handing off to make sure drinks are refreshing. Mine was room temp with floating ice, makes me feel it wasn’t made fresh to order and was waiting around. I would prefer the option to buy a single donut or two rather than 3, 6 and and on. Nonetheless a good experience and they are onto something great!

Maple bacon - 2/5 no bacon kinda just mapley Churro - 3/5 no wow factor, who doesn’t love cinnamon sugar? Biscoff - 5/5 definitely the best Potato half & half - the cheese potato was phenomenal definitely the better side! The spicy mayo was great on the side. 5/5 Paid $15, not terrible. Self system to order is not the best, little confusing. This particular space is very cramped, and they have no Air conditioning, so you’re gonna sweat if there’s a line! Pretty miserable experience, was waiting for nearly 20 minutes

Don Pascual

Well.. I was drawn with the reviews and hype but a bit dissatisfied. Not sure if it was the parking, the wait, or maybe the price. Customer service was excellent at least for my first time coming here. I ordered the dozen and wanted to try this mochi/donut like pastries. I asked for every flavor they had available. I would just agree with my wife this time around that the chocolate churro and ube flavors was good(some were overpowered with sugar making it extremely sweet). I think the price is what’s going to keep me from going again. I think I’ll stick to 85 degrees or crumble when I’m getting a sweet tooth. They were also out of the can boba so I went next door to get some. Some of the customers outside told me it wasn’t all great, that was also discouraging to hear. Plus I can also get that at the Asian stores not sure what makes theirs different or better but getting it made from scratch is way better to my opinion.

Nicole Youkhaneh

Fun spot! Donuts are legit, matcha was pretty good. Drinks could be chilled better..perhaps shake them them up with ice before handing off to make sure drinks are refreshing. Mine was room temp with floating ice, makes me feel it wasn’t made fresh to order and was waiting around. I would prefer the option to buy a single donut or two rather than 3, 6 and and on. Nonetheless a good experience and they are onto something great!

Al

Maple bacon - 2/5 no bacon kinda just mapley Churro - 3/5 no wow factor, who doesn’t love cinnamon sugar? Biscoff - 5/5 definitely the best Potato half & half - the cheese potato was phenomenal definitely the better side! The spicy mayo was great on the side. 5/5 Paid $15, not terrible. Self system to order is not the best, little confusing. This particular space is very cramped, and they have no Air conditioning, so you’re gonna sweat if there’s a line! Pretty miserable experience, was waiting for nearly 20 minutes

Came here some time back. I was new to the place so when it was my turn up front the cashier just told me to go to the tablet with no greeting. I was confused on how they just expected me to know what to do.. I had no idea how to even navigate thru the tablet and I couldn't even ask for help as the employee was gone to the other side. I kinda played thru the tablet and it took me a while to understand before being able to checkout. My sibling was outside with me as we waited for our 1 dozen. As we were called, we walked in and the same employee just gave us the donut box we ordered. Didn't say bye, thank you for coming, and just moved on with their work. I was confused if there was anything else that was missed or if i had to wait for another box. I waited till the employee was available and finally asked if the single box was my whole order. The employee said yea. I had a nervous laughter as I thanked them for the reassurance because it felt so awkward. Still no good bye or thank you for coming. But it was just that one employee that I remembered. Hopefully the rest aren't like that. This place is quite overpriced for its presentation. Still concerned for the donuts sitting out by the front. I think it would've been better if they had separate sides of one to order and one to pick up because of the crowding. The display looks cute but it's a waste of space for the counter. That side could've been used for the order/register as it's lined up to the door and the left counter could've been the pick up side. The donuts tastes good but they all pretty much tastes the same. The black sesame was the only one that I could tell the difference. Matcha one was quite bitter (I tried it from a family that had ordered a box). All I can say is, come for the experience!

It's decent. I was expecting more because of what they publicize on their insta. But I was honestly very disappointed. I got the ice cream with the donut. And I gotta say, the donut (caramel churro) barely had any flavor. Also, you could pretty much taste the fact that they're just sitting out in the open. The caramel drizzle on top was almost gummy :/ Honestly it just looks pretty, though, not worth the money I spent. (The place is also crazy small)

Gonna start by saying I am not from Stockton. I am a born and raised Bay Area girl. Born in Oakland, raised in SF (before the tech boom). My friends and I lived and breathed boba throughout our high school and college years. I was hyped to hear about mochinut in Stockton thinking, "OMG! MOCHINUT opened here!" Save yourself the time and money...don't go here. Unless you are absolutely desperate for some boba, mochi donuts, or korean corndogs, DO NOT GO HERE. The donuts sit out and you'll be able to taste that it's been sitting out for a WHILE! The korean corndogs had no crunch whatsoever. Literally ended up feeding the cheese inside to dog and trashing the rest. The boba..omg..idk what they did but it had a celery taste. I've experienced that only one other time in my life and that place shut down due to health violations. The staff was reasonably nice though. I read reviews that they don't say much or don't greet you, but I didn't have that issue. I'll never come here again. I rather make the drive back to the Bay Area for better quality.

Spring Wishes

Came here some time back. I was new to the place so when it was my turn up front the cashier just told me to go to the tablet with no greeting. I was confused on how they just expected me to know what to do.. I had no idea how to even navigate thru the tablet and I couldn't even ask for help as the employee was gone to the other side. I kinda played thru the tablet and it took me a while to understand before being able to checkout. My sibling was outside with me as we waited for our 1 dozen. As we were called, we walked in and the same employee just gave us the donut box we ordered. Didn't say bye, thank you for coming, and just moved on with their work. I was confused if there was anything else that was missed or if i had to wait for another box. I waited till the employee was available and finally asked if the single box was my whole order. The employee said yea. I had a nervous laughter as I thanked them for the reassurance because it felt so awkward. Still no good bye or thank you for coming. But it was just that one employee that I remembered. Hopefully the rest aren't like that. This place is quite overpriced for its presentation. Still concerned for the donuts sitting out by the front. I think it would've been better if they had separate sides of one to order and one to pick up because of the crowding. The display looks cute but it's a waste of space for the counter. That side could've been used for the order/register as it's lined up to the door and the left counter could've been the pick up side. The donuts tastes good but they all pretty much tastes the same. The black sesame was the only one that I could tell the difference. Matcha one was quite bitter (I tried it from a family that had ordered a box). All I can say is, come for the experience!

Selina Mata

It's decent. I was expecting more because of what they publicize on their insta. But I was honestly very disappointed. I got the ice cream with the donut. And I gotta say, the donut (caramel churro) barely had any flavor. Also, you could pretty much taste the fact that they're just sitting out in the open. The caramel drizzle on top was almost gummy :/ Honestly it just looks pretty, though, not worth the money I spent. (The place is also crazy small)

Cathy Jagodzinski

Gonna start by saying I am not from Stockton. I am a born and raised Bay Area girl. Born in Oakland, raised in SF (before the tech boom). My friends and I lived and breathed boba throughout our high school and college years. I was hyped to hear about mochinut in Stockton thinking, "OMG! MOCHINUT opened here!" Save yourself the time and money...don't go here. Unless you are absolutely desperate for some boba, mochi donuts, or korean corndogs, DO NOT GO HERE. The donuts sit out and you'll be able to taste that it's been sitting out for a WHILE! The korean corndogs had no crunch whatsoever. Literally ended up feeding the cheese inside to dog and trashing the rest. The boba..omg..idk what they did but it had a celery taste. I've experienced that only one other time in my life and that place shut down due to health violations. The staff was reasonably nice though. I read reviews that they don't say much or don't greet you, but I didn't have that issue. I'll never come here again. I rather make the drive back to the Bay Area for better quality.

Ordered through Doordash. They send you what they want to send you not what you ordered and paid for. I would rather they cancel my order instead of sending me the flavors I don’t want.

This Mochinut really suck! First of all, they a limit amount of space packing lot. This Mochinut only accept card only. Every week, the mochi donuts change ever different flavor for awhile. The mochi donuts are decent & the corn dog is good. The drink pretty cool & they make like a can of soda bottle. The drink itself however, not favorable taste. I order a brown sugar tea, but it's look like a regular milk tea & that make me disappointed give a wrong drink or they trying me rip me off. Also, the price itself is very pricey. I grateful they have in Stockton but, I'm pretty disappointed about the price of the food & the drink not that special. And I hate to say that, they post on they Instagram to make look good and post fake reviews on Google's reviews for 5 stars.

Ella R.J.

Ordered through Doordash. They send you what they want to send you not what you ordered and paid for. I would rather they cancel my order instead of sending me the flavors I don’t want.

Tom Lin

This Mochinut really suck! First of all, they a limit amount of space packing lot. This Mochinut only accept card only. Every week, the mochi donuts change ever different flavor for awhile. The mochi donuts are decent & the corn dog is good. The drink pretty cool & they make like a can of soda bottle. The drink itself however, not favorable taste. I order a brown sugar tea, but it's look like a regular milk tea & that make me disappointed give a wrong drink or they trying me rip me off. Also, the price itself is very pricey. I grateful they have in Stockton but, I'm pretty disappointed about the price of the food & the drink not that special. And I hate to say that, they post on they Instagram to make look good and post fake reviews on Google's reviews for 5 stars.

Waited about 10 minutes and never gotten help, the ladies even saw me waiting and ignored me. I tried to order and pay after waiting 10 minutes but gave me an attitude. I wish I could've tried the food. I've also noticed how rude they were to the customers next to me. They also helped them before me even though I've been waiting. I normally dont write bad review

Flipped Platano

Mochi Donut itself is amazing but it is August 9th 7:07pm & who ever is in there HAS HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! SHE NEEDS TO NOTTT DEAL WITH PEOPLE. She was rushing me to order & very rude. Every customer that walked in - she gave an attitude to. Ughhhhh