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I love this place during a nice and cold day. Their croissant taiyaki are to die for and because the warm filling is embedded inside of this buttery flaky pastry, it keeps the heat trapped inside. My all time favorite is the sweet potato croissant taiyaki which I also ordered this time around. Usually I order it with a Nutella croissant taiyaki which already if you're a Nutella fan should make your mouth water. This time, I tried the mochi taiyaki and it was also sooo delicious! The exterior is still the same butter Trish exterior and the interior was packed with sticky mochi and red bean. Regardless of what type of filling you want to try, definitely try their taiyaki if you are around this area. They have indoor seating. I always grab it to go which is why I love how warm and comforting this snack is!
An okay dessert spot, the bingsu here looks pretty good but didnt try, the taiyaki was decent and the waffle with red bean and ice cream was okay as well, the only thing that felt really subpar was their name sake item the walnut pastry the cocohodo as the item was just a walnut bread, nothing special. With all the dessert spots along the area this place being just okay, unfortunately just doesn't cut it
I mapped a few dessert spots near When In Bangkok, where my good friend Jane and I had lunch earlier. Cocohodo had been on my Yelp bookmarks forever, and I finally got to try it. The ambiance was perfect for our dessert date. Drink Jane: Cafe Latte (Hot) Dessert Jane: Chocolate Ice Cream Croissant Taiyaki Me: Vanilla Ice Cream Croissant Taiyaki I had never heard of croissant taiyaki, but it sounded unique. We ordered one with chocolate filling and another with vanilla. The croissant taiyaki was crispy and flaky. Bookmark this spot to try!
I ordered a Mango and Oreo Pingsu. They were both good but my favorite was the mango! The Mango Pingsu was so refreshing and the mango's were so sweet and fresh. The vanilla ice cream and mochi was divine. I think I also tasted coconut! I felt like I was eating dessert on a tropical island. It was busy on Sunday afternoon but luckily my daughter and I found a seat for 2. The service was ok, the workers did what they were supposed to do and made our food and helped us when we needed it. Efficient service. The place was small and jam packed with families and couples.
Absolute 5 stars just for the mochi bungeoppang (taiyaki). This was everything I love in one pastry: bungeoppang, croissants, and mochi. The outer part was made out of croissant dough and baked so perfectly crisp. They're also not stingy at all with the filling, and the one thing I was worried about when ordering this was that it was actually red bean mochi (I am not a fan of red bean) but I actually didn't mind since it was a red bean paste and complimented the rest of the pastry very well. The shaved ice we ordered were good as well but definitely not the star of (my) show.
Desserts were nice to look at, but the fruit on the shaved ice tasted like it was frozen - which is very noticeable, especially for an item that's called Very Berry. The mochi waffle was a bit tastier, but the portion was kind of small. Overall a nice casual space for dessert, but I would probably go for other places in Flushing.
Their Very Berry Yogurt Shaved Ice was really refreshing, and I like how their shaved ice comes in metal bowls, which prevents it from melting too quickly. It seemed like there were some sugar crystals, maybe from the yogurt power and/or condensed milk, but it wasn't overly sweet. Would definitely come back to reorder this or try some of their other flavors. The only thing I don't like is how they only provide plastic cutlery.
We stopped here for dessert after dinner nearby and it's a cute little bakery with seating. They offer a range of bread, pastries and shaved ice along with drinks. We opted for an order of mango bingsoo with extra condensed milk (I forgot it had already come with it). The dessert was huge and justified the price, more than enough to share between 2 people. The space is on the smaller side but does have some seating along the wall to sit down and enjoy your dessert. There is no shortage of good bakeries in this area but I would recommend this spot to satisfy an occasional sweet tooth.
We got the Coco Original Mochi Waffle and Red bean taiyaki! Both dishes came out freshly made. I loved the how crispy the exterior was for the red bean taiyaki. It also came with a lot of filling! The Coco Original Mochi Waffle was covered in walnuts, almonds, and soybean powder. I loved how chewy the waffle was! This place has a lot of seating for those who want to enjoy their food when it's nice and warm! It's a great spot for a quick snack with friends or a date.
The croissant style taiyaki was my favorite dessert from Cocohodo! I shared the red bean mochi flavor with my friend and the idea of using a croissant for the taiyaki casing is absolute genius! It was buttery, yet sweet with a great crispy edge. For the shaved ice I tried the mango version and thought it was pretty standard. The ratio of milk ice to toppings was just right, and the mangoes weren't sour at all. Unfortunately the grape-ade sparkling drink was a miss for me. I didn't particularly enjoy the grape syrup they used. The picture I took was prior to mixing it up but I also felt as though the flavor fell flat. Overall, I'd recommend trying the taiyaki if you're craving a warm, sweet treat!
Cocohodo is a clean, aesthetically pleasing little place. You can order easily on the kiosk, and they'll call your name and number when it is ready. My friend and I loved the shaved ice, especially the little mochi balls on it. The sweet potato cream cheese croissant taiyaki was good, but I think next time we'd forego the cream cheese.
17 days ago
I ordered the mango shaved ice with condensed milk and mochi. It was pretty solid overall. The mango wasn't ripe enough, but I get it, it's probably not in season. I also tried the sweet potato taiyaki. It was decent, but I wish the texture was lighter and fluffier. The presentation could be better too. Instead of a square with a fish stamped inside, it would've been nicer if it actually held the classic fish shape. Overall, it's a bit pricey for something that feels pretty average. read more
Conveniently located on Northern Boulevard. We stopped by after dinner nearby. There are a few small tables and counter seating. Service was friendly and quick. The buzzer is useful for when your order is ready. The Red Bean Croissant Taiyaki was an intriguing combo. However, the red bean paste was too sweet for me, so I did not end up finishing my taiyaki. Not sure if I enjoyed the completely flattened edges of the taiyaki. It was crispy but didn't add much. Still, my friend, who got the same thing, and finished his quickly! The Grain Latte with Oat Milk (Iced - Misugaru) was pretty good. Good texture (not really grainy) and flavor. It was not too sweet. I had a bite of the Black Sesame Shaved Ice. It not overly sweetened, and the black sesame balanced the sweetness. It is a decent portion size, and topping to shaved ice ratio. I will have to come back to try their Walnut pastries, as that seems to be the other thing to get. read more
I love this place during a nice and cold day. Their croissant taiyaki are to die for and because the warm filling is embedded inside of this buttery flaky pastry, it keeps the heat trapped inside. My all time favorite is the sweet potato croissant taiyaki which I also ordered this time around. Usually I order it with a Nutella croissant taiyaki which already if you're a Nutella fan should make your mouth water. This time, I tried the mochi taiyaki and it was also sooo delicious! The exterior is still the same butter Trish exterior and the interior was packed with sticky mochi and red bean. Regardless of what type of filling you want to try, definitely try their taiyaki if you are around this area. They have indoor seating. I always grab it to go which is why I love how warm and comforting this snack is! read more
An okay dessert spot, the bingsu here looks pretty good but didnt try, the taiyaki was decent and the waffle with red bean and ice cream was okay as well, the only thing that felt really subpar was their name sake item the walnut pastry the cocohodo as the item was just a walnut bread, nothing special. With all the dessert spots along the area this place being just okay, unfortunately just doesn't cut it read more
I mapped a few dessert spots near When In Bangkok, where my good friend Jane and I had lunch earlier. Cocohodo had been on my Yelp bookmarks forever, and I finally got to try it. The ambiance was perfect for our dessert date. Drink Jane: Cafe Latte (Hot) Dessert Jane: Chocolate Ice Cream Croissant Taiyaki Me: Vanilla Ice Cream Croissant Taiyaki I had never heard of croissant taiyaki, but it sounded unique. We ordered one with chocolate filling and another with vanilla. The croissant taiyaki was crispy and flaky. Bookmark this spot to try! read more
I came here on a Sunday night to get their croissant taiyaki and it was still quite packed. I got their sweet potato flavor and red bean flavor and really enjoyed it! I don't think I've had something like this previously so I was glad to try this on their menu! read more
I ordered a Mango and Oreo Pingsu. They were both good but my favorite was the mango! The Mango Pingsu was so refreshing and the mango's were so sweet and fresh. The vanilla ice cream and mochi was divine. I think I also tasted coconut! I felt like I was eating dessert on a tropical island. It was busy on Sunday afternoon but luckily my daughter and I found a seat for 2. The service was ok, the workers did what they were supposed to do and made our food and helped us when we needed it. Efficient service. The place was small and jam packed with families and couples. read more
3 months ago
2 years ago
Absolute 5 stars just for the mochi bungeoppang (taiyaki). This was everything I love in one pastry: bungeoppang, croissants, and mochi. The outer part was made out of croissant dough and baked so perfectly crisp. They're also not stingy at all with the filling, and the one thing I was worried about when ordering this was that it was actually red bean mochi (I am not a fan of red bean) but I actually didn't mind since it was a red bean paste and complimented the rest of the pastry very well. The shaved ice we ordered were good as well but definitely not the star of (my) show. read more
Desserts were nice to look at, but the fruit on the shaved ice tasted like it was frozen - which is very noticeable, especially for an item that's called Very Berry. The mochi waffle was a bit tastier, but the portion was kind of small. Overall a nice casual space for dessert, but I would probably go for other places in Flushing. read more
6 months ago
The fish dessert with sweet potato is sooooo good. I will definitely go back for that. It's best eaten when served at the restaurant since it'll be fresh and crispy. The waffle and ice cream was quite good too. Seats at first come first serve and the workers were nice! read more
Their Very Berry Yogurt Shaved Ice was really refreshing, and I like how their shaved ice comes in metal bowls, which prevents it from melting too quickly. It seemed like there were some sugar crystals, maybe from the yogurt power and/or condensed milk, but it wasn't overly sweet. Would definitely come back to reorder this or try some of their other flavors. The only thing I don't like is how they only provide plastic cutlery. read more
We stopped here for dessert after dinner nearby and it's a cute little bakery with seating. They offer a range of bread, pastries and shaved ice along with drinks. We opted for an order of mango bingsoo with extra condensed milk (I forgot it had already come with it). The dessert was huge and justified the price, more than enough to share between 2 people. The space is on the smaller side but does have some seating along the wall to sit down and enjoy your dessert. There is no shortage of good bakeries in this area but I would recommend this spot to satisfy an occasional sweet tooth. read more
We got the Coco Original Mochi Waffle and Red bean taiyaki! Both dishes came out freshly made. I loved the how crispy the exterior was for the red bean taiyaki. It also came with a lot of filling! The Coco Original Mochi Waffle was covered in walnuts, almonds, and soybean powder. I loved how chewy the waffle was! This place has a lot of seating for those who want to enjoy their food when it's nice and warm! It's a great spot for a quick snack with friends or a date. read more
The croissant style taiyaki was my favorite dessert from Cocohodo! I shared the red bean mochi flavor with my friend and the idea of using a croissant for the taiyaki casing is absolute genius! It was buttery, yet sweet with a great crispy edge. For the shaved ice I tried the mango version and thought it was pretty standard. The ratio of milk ice to toppings was just right, and the mangoes weren't sour at all. Unfortunately the grape-ade sparkling drink was a miss for me. I didn't particularly enjoy the grape syrup they used. The picture I took was prior to mixing it up but I also felt as though the flavor fell flat. Overall, I'd recommend trying the taiyaki if you're craving a warm, sweet treat! read more
11 months ago
Cocohodo is a clean, aesthetically pleasing little place. You can order easily on the kiosk, and they'll call your name and number when it is ready. My friend and I loved the shaved ice, especially the little mochi balls on it. The sweet potato cream cheese croissant taiyaki was good, but I think next time we'd forego the cream cheese. read more
Great service, kind staff. They ran out of their famous walnut cakes at 8pm on a Thursday and they only make a limited amount daily. Will be back to try them one day! I did wind up getting a red bean taiyaki instead and have zero complaints and only raving reviews. Crust is the flakey salty kind and not the cakey kind which pairs perfectly with not too sweet red bean paste. Can't wait to try their famous walnut cakes! read more
Came for bingsoo and went with the mango one. Overall, just a very fine dessert. It seems like it would be appealing because the portion was huge, but we ended up eating maybe half of it. The mango wasn't super appealing (not sure if its freshness) and the cream overall was just not something we felt like we needed to eat much of. The seating area is fine, fairly small but not intimidatingly so. read more
3 years ago
After dinner, my husband and I took a stroll around Northern Blvd and happened to stop by this place. I got excited when I saw that it was a dessert spot. The first item that caught my attention from the menu was Taiyaki. It is available with different fillings like red bean, Nutella, sweet potato and mochi. They are also known for their walnut pastry. I have to try that next time. Other items on the menu include bingsoo (shaved ice), smoothies, bubble tea, Ade, nonalcoholic mojitos and more. I bought red bean Taiyaki because I love red bean. Two Taiyaki for $9 plus tax. They were pretty big pieces and delicious. My order was fulfilled pretty fast. It was hot and ready to eat. The ambiance was nice. There were many patrons enjoying the desserts. I can't wait to come again with friends and family and try more desserts. I recommend all to check out this place. read more
7 months ago
Was around the area craving bingsoo and this place popped up on google maps! We ordered the strawberry Mochi bingsoo; which contained fresh cut up strawberries, red bean paste and the original condensed milk shaved ice. (Not to mention the generous toppings of Mochi.) The bingsoo was so light and fluffy yet my boyfriend and I were satisfied with the serving size. This bowl could easily serve four people for a light dessert. Make sure you are prepared to wait because bingsoo is an art of patience to make. The place was super cute with the decor and the customer service was superb!! We were expecting some AC however, due to the hot this summer but I am assuming it wasn't working today! I will be trying more flavors from this place & trying out their beverages when I get the chance. read more
The dessert here is yummy! The mochi taiyaki is a must get. So warm and chewy. The outside kinda reminds me of a croissant. The red bean filling was a surprise. We also got a match shaved ice. While it was shaved ice it was also very creamy when eaten. I would definitely come back for the mochi! read more
3 years ago
I do not recommend their shaved ice - it's only milk shaved ice with a scoop of ice cream in most cases and one more ingredient; strawberry shaved ice had a scoop of vanilla, strawberry and blueberries. The Oreo had the one vanilla scoop and Oreos. The side extra is pricey at $1.50 for a tiny black side dressing cup. However their taro slush is good. The customer service is eh - you can't customize or substitute any ingredients for any of their shaved ice. read more
3 years ago
It's crazy I haven't been here since high school (over 8 years ago!) I remember coming here for dessert after having dinner at Mad for Chicken and the froyo was delicious. Happy I got to come back recently for dessert as well after eating at When in Bangkok for dinner. Much to my surprise the place had a complete make over with more seating and cute decorations. My friend recommended the Ice-Cream Taiyaki which to my surprise is not like a standard fish Taiyaki with a lot of dough. Instead, it's a thin crispy wafer with vanilla Ice-Cream. So delicious!!! I need to come back soon. Reminds me of the birthday treat they give you at Grand Lux Cafe or the top layer of a croissant. As for drinks, my friend tried the peach tea which she liked and I got the mojito which I liked as well. Sour and carbonated and very refreshing. Looking forward to trying the shaved ice next time! read more
Another cute cafe! We got their very berry yogurt shaved ice and original shaved ice with green tea icecream. They give a lot of toppings and I loved the frozen fruits on top of the very berry shaved ice. It is quite pricy though as it was 18 for one bowl. There was also a lot of people coming so definitely a spot worth going to! read more
Uhmmmmmm okay. Walnut Cake was ... Okay. Sesame Shave Ice was basically a thin layer of sesame cover on top of very sweet milk shaved ice, topped with dried mochi and a scoop of red bean. Very disappointed for $14+ Mochi Waffle was better but very thin. read more
Got some dessert after lunch in downtown flushing. This dessert shop offered bingsoos, a wide selection of coffees and teas, and this traditional walnut snack. We enjoyed our short break here and overall it was pretty tasty. I thought the walnut snack would be warm but it came out cold so I was a bit disappointed but overall it was a pretty solid spot. read more
Came here for dessert after having dinner in the nearby area. We got the grapefruitade and red bean taiyaki. They were super good and the taiyaki was freshly made. Definitely gets super busy and crowded at night times on thurs fri or weekend nights. Not too too many options on their menu but a good variety of Asian snacks and drinks. Would recommend checking out if you're in the area. read more
1 year ago
The drinks (grain latte slush, green tea latte slush, yogurt smoothies) are always so good! The croissants are perfectly crispy, the fillings are warm and the sweetness is on point! read more
This cute little dessert place is right on northern Blvd and has some seating as well. The service was pretty fast and you can order on a kiosk. Got to try their green tea shaved ice! The shaved ice came with walnuts, almonds, matcha ice cream and mochi. I loved most of the toppings I just wish there was some condensed milk to make it a bit sweeter. There was also this grainy powder which was a bit odd in texture but other than that this was a delish shaved ice perfect for the hot weather! read more
3 years ago
Needed something sweet to end the night after dinner in Murray Hill. Ordered the black sesame shaved ice with red mung bean in the center. Felt like I was eating the fluffiest snow!! Portion was definitely large so shared it with one person. Overall, it was delicious but I just wish it was a tad sweeter or had a drizzle of syrup on top! read more
This is a great cafe to chill at. My friends and I came after dinner and there were a few people inside thinking the same thing. There were only a couple of tables but we were able to get a seat. There's a variety of different desserts on the menu including shaved ice and croissant taiyaki. I love taiyaki, which is a fish shaped cake that usually has a filling inside. Typical taiyaki would be a bit crispy on the outside but soft and fluffy on the inside. I thought it was unique that they had croissant taiyaki here so we got it to try. We got it with vanilla ice cream and it was a warm crispy pastry-like outer layer with the ice cream. I liked how it was a unique twist on the traditional taiyaki but I think I'd prefer the ones with a filling instead of ice cream. This one was crispy all around but I'm sure the ones with filling would has a fluffier inside while maintaining the nice crisp on the outside. Would love to try other desserts on the menu and even the shaved ice next time! read more
Came here on a Saturday night with my friends an hour before closing. We were able to find seating and promptly ordered a mochi waffle and black sesame shaved ice to share. The mochi waffle is delicious but one star off for the black sesame shaved ice. The black sesame, which generally is my favorite flavor, was too strong and over powering. The shaved ice - not sweet enough. We were also missing red bean but once I let them know, they gave me the red bean filling on the side. read more
3 years ago
Was craving for bingsooo and my friend saw this on Google and Yelp with high ratings so we decided to give it a try. We both love strawberries and Mochi and thought it was a great combination but the price was expensive. After the bingsoo came we didn't think it would be enough for three but surprisingly it was very filling and we finished it all. We also tried their speciality walnut cake which is essentially the same batter as the taiyaki but with red bean and a walnut. Not my favorite but love the creativity. I would come back again to try their croissant taiyaki. They were popping for a Saturday night filled with folks trying their bingsoo. Cute setup with a floating chair, nice decor etc . read more
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