We are always greeted with a smile! I asked for recommendations and was recommended the Mexican…read moreberry with Chamoy and Tajin that is imported from Mexico. It was delicious! The girls got the new nerd which was like a tart watermelon and blueberry. The other one was a blueberry and strawberry flavored one! The blueberry was light and fresh tasting! I loved the sourness with the watermelon. The store is always well stocked, clean with clean trash cans and clean restroom! Quality products, great way to cool off, and cute items to purchase all aside from being delicious of course!

Overpriced for such a small amount. Taste was fine. I was honestly expecting more. Service is good…read more The place is tiny. Answering your reply. Where you say that "the size of the cup didn't change." That's not necessarily true. The cup sizes are available, however it is barely filled up half way. Meaning, that the size of the cup doesn't change, but the size of what you are served does. You pay before you realize that you're not even receiving what you pay for. Plus, I didn't say it tasted good. If you can't take criticism, only open to ppl who are current customers. Support Jojos, where their sizes don't change and is priced fairly.

I always receive a warm welcome. The cinnamon rolls are my main reason for going; my wife loves…read morethem. I enjoy visiting because of the friendly host and the comforting atmosphere. The variety of baklava options is also great.

10/10 everything. Kind, down to earth service. Intriguing variety. Traditional taste, balanced…read morenutrition; couldn't ask for more !

Friendly staff answered our questions, which helped in making our selections of mochi.read more

SF had Benkyodo, which I appreciate, but did ran sweet for me…read more SJ has Shuei-Do. Pardon, but non ci siamo. Sac has Osaka-Ya, but Kogetsu-Do is better. We were in town the morning after seeing the Firefail. Finally success on the third visit attempt. Amongst other shops on the desolate street stood an unremarkable window front where the repeat button has remained on since the 60s. Within was an eclectic mix of Japanese American household fixtures and Americana. Rustic. Nothing like Benkyodo's proper shelf presentation - or a hamburga stand. Some Japanese goods were on offer, but you come here for something sweet. We got a couple of mochi and manju, traditional red bean flavors, because that's all that was left. Their manju, seeming to have a different "batter" and "panini"-grilled, had a crumbly texture. The mochi though... Have you seen that viral video of that slapping mochi shop in Nara? What about people enjoying it? How soft it was, leaving a vegan cheese pull with every bite? This was by far the softest mochi I've ever had, and I thoroughly enjoyed the soy dusted yomogi. The bigger size of the mochi also accentuated the softness of the mochi. The matcha, also green, had a distincting different flavor, just so you know that the shop wasn't cheating. My partner in crime loved the lima bean mochi. The red bean filling tasted homemade, good flavor but not too sweet - the best compliment you can give an Asian in a world that remains overrun by pollo ala naranja. We are proud* that such a heritage perseveres on, especially in a part of town that's honestly become quite desecrated of life. Call ahead to see if the shop is open, and try to come early. The shop is a one woman show, and if my first two visits say anything, this lady enjoys having a life. And yes, she does sell out. She was nearly sold out when we visited. And try to enjoy the mochi ASAP. The mochi will last in the fridge. The texture will not. If you come at the right time of the year, the shop will have mochi in different fruit and pie flavors, and even ice cream mochi. *OK, "I'm proud of you" might be a bigger compliment to an Asian. And yes, there's Fugetsu in LA, but I haven't been. Though if you need a reason to visit the Fresno, you can always take the 99 traveling between SoCal and NorCal... Just need to be early if much is desired. If you're interested in AYCEat mochi, staying healthy, working out for free, and have an eye for the art of making mochi, may I suggest asking the owner for an apprenticeship? The owner's mentioned on articles that there's no one to take over and you don't become a master overnight.

Where can you get a Japanese Soufflé in the Central Valley? FUWA FUWA of course. These babies are…read more made to order. We ordered the original soufflé. In one word PERFECT. The soufflés are made to order; fresh, warm, fluffy, light, jiggly and yummy. Fun to eat for sure. Three good sized pancakes, towered on top of each other to made a soufflé. So in love, reminds us of being in Japan! Very casual cafe spot!

Came here on a Friday night an hour before closing. There were some people waiting for their…read moreorders. The place was big but kinda limited on seating. They had three claw machines. They had their desserts on display and a tv menu with pictures. We ordered the matcha soufflé ($16). We waited long for our order about 20-25 mins. They were still serving 4-5 people desserts before us. But the soufflé was huge. They made the dessert fresh because it was pretty warm. The soufflé was soft and you can taste the matcha. I like the flakes and blue berries paired with it. We were so full. I would say it's a good dessert spot but I wish they made them faster. But they do make it fresh.

If you like cream puffs, then This place is the place to go. The cream puffs are fresh and…read moredelicious. Would definitely recommend.

Ordered seven cream puffs through doordash, every single one came fresh and the packaging was…read morereally nice. Amongst all the cream puffs, my favorites were the honey butter with vanilla filling, the green tea with green tea filling, and the apricot custard cheesebake. The other flavors were okay, they just didn't stand out to me as much and the shells were soft, which I know is probably how Beard Papa's is supposed to make them but I personally would've liked just a little crisp on the outside and maybe a little more buttery flavor but thats just me tho. The fillings weren't too sweet, which I like but I think they could've used just a tiny bit more sweetness because they were kinda borderline bland. As for pricing, I know doordash marks everything up, so I'm not judging them based on the prices I paid through doordash. Looking at Beard Papa's regular prices on yelp, I still think they're a little higher than what I would've expected for cream puffs, but not by a lot or anything. Overall though, I thought they were pretty good, and I'd probably go back, just probably not for every craving.

After an incredibly sweaty walk around the neighborhood, we came in here for some ice cream to…read morerelax, cool off and get some AC. I love their different monthly flavors. It's always something interesting. Plus they have complimentary water which is nice.

The location was easy to find. There was plenty of street parking, but no private business parking…read morelot. The location does have one restroom inside for customers and plenty of seating indoors and some outdoors too. Location and restroom were very clean and staff were very friendly! I decided to try two flavors since I was only passing through and couldn't easily come back to try it again. I got two of their monthly flavors, the sweet corn and the treasure chest. The sweet corn lacked flavor, you can only get a hint of it. There were a few corn pieces mixed in, but they were few and far between, plus they didn't have a strong corn flavor either. I loved the concept but execution was disappointing. The treasure chest was very good, though I personally wished there was a more even ratio of brown butter cookie to brownie. I can't recall if I even got any brownie pieces. Flavor was excellent otherwise. The other complaint that I have is that the scoop is small. As you can see from my photo, my two scoops looked like 1 scoop. Not worth the price. I know competitors like Han**ls, where I'm a regular at, have given bigger scoops. All in all, still a great quality ice cream.

Came across this great business while at the Holy Trinity Moonlight Picnic at The Vineyards in…read moreFresno, and so glad we did! The whimsical design on the truck caught my eye, but the expansive menu with so many options, the efficiency of giving a light up pager when ready, & the service with a smile is what hooked me to get an order. Though so many choices, I opted for the tried and true flavor of cinnamon sugar. Let me just say, that container of goodness got devoured in a few short minutes by the fam. I hope they return to another event near us soon- can't wait!

My fiancé and I attended a Fresno Street Eats events at the Sierra Vista Mall and my moto has…read morealways been "there's always room for dessert" so we couldn't leave without trying these donuts! There was a line but it was quick, we ordered the classic cinnamon sugar, you get 10 mini donuts for $5 (classic) and 10 mini for $6 (specialty). Waited no more than 10mins for these donuts and they came out hot and fresh. They were so cute and delicious! The first bite literally took me back to my childhood days, it reminded me of my grandmother's donuts. My fiancé doesn't much have much of a sweet tooth and he was insisting on getting another order! Overall, we had a great experience! The donuts were so cute and yummy, very mouth watering. Loved how soft and warm they were. The customer service was amazing. Highly recommenced and can't wait to try the other flavors!

Still the best cookies in town. They do run out of flavors early so get there sooner than later…read more Staff is nice and shop is small but holds all you need. Love that they sell frozen dough.

Unfortunately the girl running the register was not helpful at all. She had zero knowledge on the…read morecookies. Also requested info on a cookie cake and again no feedback. I purchase 4 snickerdoddle cookies but was not impress. Took 1 out of the bag and it just disintegrated flat out crumbled they rest were the same. At a $1.79 each you wood think it at lease be a little more firm. A place i will not return