My bf and I were in the area for lunch, and we were just walking around exploring Mitsuwa. We saw Mochill Mochi Donut and decided to get one since the line was short. We settled on one hojicha mochi donut. I wasn't expecting much, but boy was this mochi donut delicious! It was very fluffy, soft, and chewy. Some places that tried to knock off the super popular mochi donut place after that 2017 trend never did it as well as said place; those places were never quite as chewy and bordered on staleness. Now, I haven't had a mochi donut in a while, but this was pretty good. The hojicha flavor was very nice and roasty as well. I would definitely go back to get this again and try other flavors as well.

Mitsuwa is a regular stop for our family. We buy all of the Japanese ingredients, snacks, treats, and fresh local tofu from Gombei that I grew up eating. It has one of our favorite ramen places (Santouka-separately reviewed). I'm not a big fan of sweets, and the mochi donuts at other places that I've tried before were good, but too sweet and densely chewy for me. I was looking for some special treats for friends, and I got a half dozen mochi donuts from Mochill inside of Mitsuwa. When I tried strawberry mochi donut, I was very impressed with how light and airy it was, and I could taste the fresh strawberries without it being overly sweet. I'm definitely going to be trying the other mochi donuts next time we're at Mitsuwa!

I was searching for good mochi donuts and I found it at mochill mochi! This is a little stand tucked inside the Mitsuwa marketplace. I almost missed it! I love the variety of Christmas theme donuts! I got the strawberry Xmas tree and the salted caramel reindeer. The Strawberry Xmas tree is so good that I can eat it all day! There's a bit of tanginess in the frosting so that it doesn't taste too sugary. It also comes with a cookie bottom! It's the most delicious and elaborate donut I've ever had! Salted caramel reindeer was good but it was hard to taste the salted caramel part. I also ordered a gift box of 6 online. All very fun flavors!

This donut shop is conveniently located in Mitsuwa as part of a Japanese takeout place. I come here with my son, and the donuts are always tasty. Although the shop is small, there is always a lot of seating as part of the food court. They also offer beverages like water and soda if you want something to go along with your donuts. Usually their donut flavors are pretty standard-looking, but for Halloween they went all-out with some fall flavors and fancy decorating! The Halloween donuts were $3.80 each, so a little pricier than normal but a nice holiday treat.

This branch is located inside Mitsuwa; to the left when you walk in...past Hokkaido Ramen Santouka. They do a great job with the Mochi Donuts here. The Mochi Cupcakes are also very good. While this isn't a standalone venue, the menu here seems to be expanding frequently. In addition to their standard Mochi Donuts they keep adding new items. Not that I'm complaining...just an observation. Actually I'm ecstatic! I haven't seen some of these creative new items before. #Sugar ~ Matcha Mochisada - 5/5 These were amazing. Not too sweet or bitter, perfectly balanced Matcha cream on the inside. ~ Mochi Cupcake Black Sesame - 4/5 Excellent flavor. Not too sweet or bitter and the texture is spot on; delightfully chewy without being too dry. I prefer the Cupcakes over the donuts, better texture for me. ~ Matcha BRIOCHE - 4/5 Another brilliant creation. Mochi Brioche with Matcha cream filling. Delish! Can't wait to see what else they're going to come up with.

While we were walking inside Mitsuwa, we decided to get some mochi donuts as dessert since we haven't had them in a while. This is my first time trying Mochill Mochi Donut and overall we liked it! They have several different flavors to choose from. We decided to get two tarp, two strawberry, and two matcha flavor mochi donuts. Our order was prepared in a timely manner, but upon opening the box of goodies, I was sad to see that I received a smooshed donut. I wish the employee asked me if it was okay or at least tell me about it prior to giving it to me. Taste wise, the mochi was perfect. It was chewy and the flavors were there. The matcha flavor is a bit bland, so I'd rate it a 4/5. The taro was a 5/5 for me as the flavor was just right with a kick of coconut sprinkles. The strawberry was a tad too sweet for me, but the flavor was great, so I'm giving it a 4.5/5, but overall delicious. Inside the mall, there are seats and tables with transparent dividers in between for you to enjoy your food. There's not much to say ambiance wise since it's inside a supermarket, but overall it was clean and not extremely noisy. If you're nearby and craving for mochi donuts, you know where to go!

I am not big on kochi donuts but when they come out nice and warm then they are pretty good. We ordered: Glazed: not much flavor, not too sweet Salted caramel: a little more flavor than glazed Chocolate brownie: this was the best of the 3 because it came out warm and chewy. A little on the sweet side. If you see them taking them out of the oven then order that type whatever the flavor is. Trust me.

The location was inside a food court by the supermarket with lots of food and dessert options. Got the cafe mocha donut and choco berry cupcake. It was my first time trying the mochi cupcake, which was dense and rubbery but I love anything chocolate so it was okay. The donut's texture was chewy and tasted fresh good but the flavor was just okay for me, will try other flavors next time (prob the cookies n cream or black sesame). The sweetness level was perf, not too sweet!

Mmm, mochi donuts! Nice chewy texture with a good amount of flavorful icing. The donut is light and fun to pull apart. The flavors are strong and distinct. My favorite out of the bunch ordered was probably black sesame, although they were all good. The flavor was wonderfully nutty. The dark chocolate was also a top contender as the chocolate was rich and melted nicely in the mouth. Strawberry was surprisingly pretty sour (!) I'm usually a fan of sour stuff, but I was kind of expecting something much sweeter. Hojicha flavor was very deep; roasted nuttiness. I think if there was more of the sweet icing on top, it would help with the flavor balance as I found it a bit too bitter. Matcha was not bad, good balance of flavor. (Right amount of sweet and matcha-ness). Overall pretty tasty mochi donut shop inside Mitsuwa!

Attached to the Yama-chan Takoyaki shop in the Mitsuwa food court (and sharing the same ordering counter) you're basically able to order from both at the same time. It's got a fairly simple, but clean front. There's quite a bit of competition in the court though as it's surrounded by a bunch of other sweets stores, so I was wondering how it held up. Not bad for a quick snack while you're running errands, but not entirely optimal mochi donuts either. I opted for a small Matcha mochi donut as a nice finisher to a bowl of ramen and it's generally a decent donut: nice and chewy mochi based batter and a subtle matcha flavoring without it being too sweet. It didn't taste like it was the freshest as it was a bit dry and not as springy as mochi can be though so I wasn't impressed beyond the basics. They also have mochi cupcakes, but I feel like OG donuts are where it's at. Either way there are bulk discounts for multiples (6pc and 12pc for donuts, 4/6/12 for the cupcakes) and single donuts were less than $3 when I went.