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It's so easy to just walk past here, look at the donut offerings they have and then get yourself a dozen of them just because they're so darn colorful. Well, add in the fact that they're also very delicious and unique and honestly I'm sold! My first time here was actually in 2019 when they still had long lines for getting their mochi donuts and the horrendously long lines would go outside Uwajimaya. Since then, I've come back to this location and the one in Tukwila many other times, and I see that they usually rotate their flavors. For this particular visit, I got tempted and got a dozen mochi donuts for me and my family to eat. Flavor wise, I aways love the matcha Oreo and any strawberry-flavored donuts, and I usually do a toss-up on all the other flavors. Texture wise, these donuts are always firm, chewy and fun to pick apart bit by bit. They're better than Mochinut by far in my opinion, as I can also keep Dochi's donuts for one or two days max in their box, while the same can't be said for Mochinut's from my experience getting each kind many times. Dochi's donuts are also far more mochi-like than Mochinut's. This place doesn't have the long lines that it used to have, but honestly I wouldn't be surprised if they did, they're just so tempting to have! Just by writing this review, I think I wanna get some next time I go...
Amazing first and only ever mochi donuts my wife and I tried. We decided to tailgate at Uwajimaya last year before a Seahawks game as it was my Japanophile wife's favorite place in Seattle. We were glad to see stands in the food court that were new and included mochi donuts and fish waffles for breakfast before the game that we enjoyed with both Asian and regional PNW beer.
I tried Dochi for the first time today and absolutely loved them! I can't wait to go back! Dochi is a lovely combination of mochinut and traditional American donuts. The flavor is absolutely amazing. It is a moist flavor on the inside like a mochinut and a little bit of a crunchy flavor on the outside like a traditional American donut. They have a rotating flavor menu. Today, I tried the cookie butter and churro flavors and both were absolutely delicious! The store is inside of Uwajimaya and it is very nice and modern. It has a very hip and modern vibe. They have seating that is shared with other restaurants that are in the Uwajimaya food court. The customer service was excellent and the staff were very nice and helpful! I definitely recommend Dochi to satisfy your sweet tooth and for awesome flavors!
Dochi was wonderful! I had a Ube cream iced coffee drink and it was so satisfying getting this drink in Seattle and coming from a place where we lacked Asian fusion food! Dochi has other snacks like donuts, etc too. However, in this occasion I just got the drink because it was something I was looking to refresh myself. I actually quite liked the drink and it wasn't way too sweet for me. There wasn't any spot to really sit to enjoy a cafe vibe though as this was just one of the shop in Uwajimaya's food court. Definitely would stop by again (maybe next time I will switch and try something new out like Pandan cream iced coffee!) to get some drinks when I'm in the area next!
A cute fun twist named Dochi sells Vietnamese-style drinks and mochi donuts that all are very unique in flavor and style. This store is inside next to a supermarket and a food court area. Found it just by walking inside and wandering around. From the display, I wanted to check it out and order a mochi donut and also a drink. I had the pandan cream drink which has a nice flavor of pandan inside of it. I also ordered a dobut which at the time I believe was seasonal. It was pumpkin because I do love pumpkin on everything! Overall everything was delicious! Can't wait to come back here for sure.
Mochi donuts were all the craze a few years back but since then, I haven't really discovered great mochi donuts until now. We were shopping at Uwajimaya and decided to get some ofdonuts from here, so we picked up a box of half dozen donuts for $15, so about $2.50 per donut. They have unique flavors like Taro Pebbles, Coffee Red Velvet, Ube Glazed, and Matcha Oreo. All of them had such distinct flavor as well as great chewy texture you can expect from a mochi donut. I didn't find any of the flavors to be overly sweet either. Our box of donuts were so good, we couldn't help but finish them all in one sitting!
I was very disappointed by my strawberry lychee refresher. You couldn't adjust ice or sweetness, and the whole thing was about 25% ice. It also made getting the lychee jelly at the bottom extremely difficult. The drink itself tasted like strawberry syrup and water rather than actual strawberry juice. Ambiance was nice!
Mochi turned into doughnut's is a a WINNER! When in Seattle visit the Uwajimaya Asian Market, don't be surprised if you feel not just at home but that you're in a different country right in the heart is Seattle, Washington! Now this review isn't about the market so let's get back to Dochi. I you like Mochi you'll love Dochi! There are multiple choices of flavors and you will not go wrong with whatever you choose. My suggestion is to spend $17 and buy multiple or you can buy a half dozen for a little less money. Also the customer service is great! Very nice and patient people. I wouldn't worry about ambiance because this is a market with multiple stores including a grocery store and a bookstore. One tip: GO EARLY. They close at 5pm, the doughnuts willl be gone before then.
A mochi donut place in the middle of the Uwajimaya food court. I went around 3:30 pm so sadly the donut that I got was stale. :( Still semi-chewy and the flavor was good. The taro pebbles flavor is a fun, sugary, fruity choice. Just disappointingly stale, like they'd been sitting out all day. I've had mochi donuts the next day from other places and they didn't even taste as stale. Quick service, fairly loud and busy food court. Next to a bunch of other restaurants, the manga store, and the grocery store.
Dochi is a Mochi Doughnut Stand located in a very nice Asian Grocery Store's food court section. The menu is limited to basically only Mochi doughnuts, but they have an impressive variety of flavors. The servers are all very kind and you are served immediately from the display that they have so this all takes just a minute. After you receive your doughnut, you can either enjoy the seating in the food court area and maybe pick up some food from the other stands or you can take it to go like a lot of people seemed to be doing. The food court is nice, nothing particularly special, but a good place to chill and hang out. I decided to go with the Matcha Oreo one and it was fantastic, sweet, and with a very chewy interior. I highly recommend this place and trying a Mochi doughnut if you've never had one.
I love Mochi donuts, and unfortunately, for me, Dochi's doughnuts do not meet the ones I've had at other locations. Service was fast and not a long line. I ordered the Ube Donut. I wanted to try the Taro, but it had drizzle that I didn't want. The Ube was ok. It didn't have too much of the Mochi consistency. Overall, it's good if you haven't had it before.
Solid spot for mochi donuts and it's located in the Chinatown-International District! It's inside the Uwajimaya Food Hall, so make sure to enter where you see the sign for this; it's not a stand-alone store. The line was virtually non-existent on a Saturday afternoon, while the line at Mochinut was out the door. I know Mochinut is a bigger chain, but Dochi deserves more hype! Also, shoutout the lady working at the register. She was super helpful when I was asking her for directions to another location. We got the Strawberry Pocky and Taro Pebbles! Wow! These were great. Definitely recommend the Taro Pebbles. I loved how the crunch of the Fruity Pebbles paired with the taro flavor. If we were hungrier, we definitely would have gotten a half dozen. I think this is the way to go because you can sample all the flavors.
Was shopping in Uwajimaya, and felt the need for a little sweet snack. Got the Tamago Sando, a Cinnamon Toast Crunch mochi donut, and a Yuzu Peach Refresher. The egg salad sandwich was good, but could've used some salt and pepper. The Cinnamon Toast Crunch donut was also good, as expected. I like the texture of these mochi donuts. I gave the Yuzu Peach Refresher to my bf, and he just gulped it down; he loved it. Staff was friendly; would come again if I'm back at this Uwajimaya.
Dochi is a mochi donut place conveniently located in the Uwajimaya shopping center food court. The service is quick, as they just grab whichever donut you decide on from the shelves, and there's usually no line. There's scattered seating at nearby tables, but the mall overall can get pretty crowded, so sometimes seating can be hard to come by. They have a wide variety of flavors, and my friend and I tried the hazelnut crunch and ube glazed. The donuts were soft and chewy, and I appreciated the texture contrast in the hazelnut crunch one a lot. However, overall, the flavors seemed a bit bland and lacking in a way. Not quite sure what was missing, but it just seemed like it needed something more to make it stand out. Overall, it was a very okay donut, and I'd definitely prefer some of the other mochi donut shops in the area to get my fix. read more
Highlights: - Mochi donuts are neat, and only about $3/pop - Pretty crazy long lines make it pretty tough to ever want to visit - Not always fresh since the kitchen is not on site Mochi donuts are a fun new trend that have actually have merit. However, the lines are unjustifiably long (I'm surprised they don't have people taking orders for the first set of people in line so they can more quickly pay/pick up) and the reward is... alright. The problem is that Dochi's kitchen isn't on site, so you're not always getting the freshest batch of mochi donuts. Sometimes they come out already cold, and while the texture is fun and different, it's tough to compare to a freshly fried, just glazed donut experience at a regular donut shop. I recommend coming by, especially if the line is short, but it's not a place to frequent so much as a fun treat every now and then. read more
Dochi sells lovely mochi donuts that are delicious and fairly priced. They often release creative spin-offs of their classic flavors for holidays and special occasions (e.g. "Ube bae" and "Matcha match" for Valentines Day). The donuts have a light and chewy "mochi" consistency and are not overly sweet. They are perfect for breaking apart to share. The half dozen and full dozen boxes make great treats to share at events. Service is always efficient; it is not as busy here compared to the Renton location. It is located in the often bustling Uwajimaya food court where you can sit down and enjoy the donuts. read more
Cute concept, but underwhelming. Came around closing during a Saturday and ordered both a matcha and cookies and cream dochi. After seeing all these donuts featured and trending on instagram I was hoping to bite into a super fresh, chewy donut but instead bit into a cold donut that lacked in texture. There wasn't that chew or crispiness I was looking for when it comes to a deep fried mochi dessert. The icing was also kind of forgettable. Would like to come here maybe earlier in the day and give it a try as I think I might have swung by while they were closing up and was given some old dochis. read more
4 years ago
Nothing better than a chewy Dochi donut. Didn't realize the day we went we happened to get there 10mins before they opened. We waited a bit as they ushered groups into the small back area of Uwajimaya. Really appreciated the signs in line to make it quicker/easier to choose your selection. We got 1/2 dozen, probably should've got the full but practicing some self control, right? Not really. We ate them all, lol. I love Mochi everything, but donuts are another level. It's like two of my favorite things had a baby. These are slightly crisp, chewy cake like and light in the middle. The rings are aesthetic AF and so are the boxes they come in. If you're trying to take a photo for IG good luck, not much room or seating area so get creative! Anyways, the flavors! The fruity pebbles was my #1, perfect amount of sweetness. Nothing too overpowering. The Ube Glazed comes in 2nd, delicious ube flavor not too decadent. Also tried the Mint Oreo (way cuter than it tasted) Chocolate + Almond (just ok, the donut itself tasted better than the toppings) Chocolate PB (good, nothing to rave about) Ube Bae (this one is plain Ube but I really enjoyed this one). My takeaway is the fruity pebbles + Ube glazed were my jam and flavor wise tasted the best. Hopefully the hype has calmed down so I can try the others, I like that they change up the flavors. PROS: chewy dochi donuts CONS: parking + cost (these specialty donuts aren't cheap) Trendy and tasty, definite recommend. read more
Instagrammable does not equate to deliciousness. I fully believe that all the hype around these donuts were generated by instagram "influencers". And it worked very well because it got me waiting in line for 30 minutes. While these donuts were decent, the frosting brought them way down. They were unnecessarily sweet to the point where eating a quarter of one was sufficient. Not only that, but they didn't last too long. I ordered half a dozen and by late afternoon, all of them looked wet and soggy. Lastly, the thick donut boxes are too much. This is Seattle, let's do our part to save the environment. Thanks. read more
This spot is located inside Uwajimaya on the food court side, not sure why I looked on the produce side. Whatever. Came by to check these out, heard some hype about it so we decided to stop by on a Saturday afternoon. There was not much of a line or riot when we came by, so we had time to make our selections. We only tried 3, we got the Matcha Oreo, Taro Pebbles and the Ube Glazed. I wasn't impressed with the flavors because I could barely taste the difference between each of them. The flavors aren't very prominent and all I could really taste was the glaze. They all tasted really similar to me. I did like the squishy-ness, chewy-ness and the wonderful-ness of the texture of the dochi though, you can tell it's mochi. Staff was friendly and fine, prices are $3 for each dochi, there is a limit of only a dozen per person, if you want 24 dochi...bring a friend. Keeping them on my radar, Ill probably come back again to check out some other flavors.....maybe. read more
I've been chasing this place forever because of their wacky hours! But I finally caught it and I'm glad I got to try these unique donuts for the first time! We ordered the half dozen for $16 and we got two each of matcha oreos, cookies & cream with cookie butter, and strawberry pocky. My favorites in order were the strawberry pocky, the cookies & cream, and then the matcha oreos. I love the chewiness of the donut with the mochi filling. The flavor of the toppings on the donuts weren't powerful and I wish I could taste it a little more but overall they were all pretty good. They are $3 per donut which is a little pricey but man are they aesthetically pleasing! To be honest, we thought about getting just three for $9 but we wanted the nice box so that's why we ordered the half dozen. They're definitely worth getting for those nice Instagram pictures! read more
The best part about this place is the line isn't 30+ minutes. I went on a Saturday afternoon and the wait was about 5 minutes. It is not made to order as the poi doughnuts are already made opposed to made-to-order. I guess that is good because it lessens the wait time. There was a variety of flavors which is a big plus. When I came they had 6 different flavors to choose from. Matcha Oreos - I love matcha and the Oreo crumbs were a nice touch. Strawberry shortcake - very similar to the Good Humor ice cream bar and so good. Taro pebbles - amazing!!! Probably my favorite of the bunch, but I'm biased to matcha Oreos. Ube glaze - the least favorite of the bunch. It hardly had any flavor. I'd pass on this. Possibly any glaze they offer as well. read more
I was excited to try this place because Hawaii was the only place I've ever seen mochi donuts; I loved them there and was hoping this experience would be the same, or better. On a Sunday afternoon the line was pretty short and moving quickly, and I noticed that most people were ordering boxes by the half dozen or dozen--must be good, I thought. After scanning the menu, I was only interested in trying the "ube glazed" and "taro pebbles" so that's what I ended up ordering. The cost was my first surprise. Each donut is $3. Big surprise, everything is double the price in Seattle as anywhere else. These same donuts are $1.50 each at MoDo in Oahu! The taro pebbles was far better than the ube glazed, though it absolutely doesn't taste like taro, and more than anything tastes like fruity pebbles. The ube glazed also does not taste like ube, and was very dry as there is just scarce drippings of glaze across it. I also think that these mochi donuts need a higher ratio of mochi in the recipe, as they weren't as chewy and mochi-esque as the ones I had in Oahu. Overall I will not be a return customer unless I hear that they've improved their recipe, or perhaps lower their prices. read more
Who doesn't love doughnuts?! Well here is another item that I'm so excited for Seattle to finally have: Mochi doughnuts! YES. They're soft, fluffy and chewy all at the same time. My favorite flavors are the matcha and the ube! Also, you can't go wrong with the cookies and cream or fruity pebbles. I definitely recommend eating these the day of because they do get stale pretty quickly! read more
This isn't anything that great honestly. I definitely enjoyed getting to try this, but I wouldn't wait more than 3 minutes for this. Seriously the lines are ridiculous and not worthy. It's also not that chewy to me at all, so it almost just tastes like a regular donut. TLDR; wait for the bullshit hype to die read more
Wonderful fluffy dough! It tasted very similar to Mr. Doughnut in Japan! The icing on top isn't too sweet and these doughnuts are the perfect snack or dessert! These are also very instagrammable if you buy a dozen (for $13) and bring it to a Christmas party :) Highly recommend! They're not heavy like American doughnuts, so you could easily eat two or three without feeling full, so make sure you try them all! read more
Mochi donuts! What's not to love?! Dochi was my first taste of mochi donuts, and I've been hooked ever since. Dochi has so many good rotating flavors! I suggest looking on online for their current offerings. Some of my favorites have been Strawberry Fruity Pebbles, Pistachio, and Matcha S'mores. But honestly, I would probably inhale any mochi donut I get from Dochi! This Dochi is located inside Uwajimaya's food court. If you're driving, Uwajimaya has their own parking lot which can get packed. If you're patient there's street parking all around Chinatown. And if you're traveling by train, it's walkable from King Street Station! I've seen reviews mention the long lines. I've visited several times and sometimes there was a long line and other times there wasn't. So maybe plan your visit around high traffic times. Whenever I visit Uwajimaya in Chinatown, stopping by Dochi is a must! read more
6 years ago
A doughnut walks into a bar and meets mochi. They hit it off, hook up and create a dochi. I've never had a dochi before, so was excited to check out Dochi. It's been a popular spot in the International District inside Uwajimaya, with lines outside the door when it first opened. Yet, I can't seem to jump on the dochi bandwagon just yet. I came here after lunch where I found the variety of different mochi doughnuts. I love everything ube, so ordered the ube glaze. You order at the small counter where the staff packages your goodies for takeout. Because it's in the food court area of Uwajimaya, you can find seating there, but there's no designated seating for Dochi. The ube glaze doughut had a perfect mochi texture and I did like that it was lightly glazed, so wasn't overly sweet. However, the ube flavor itself tasted bland to me. I wished there had been more of that ube flavor I love so much, so it fell short. However, everything else about this dochi was perfectly executed. Perhaps another flavor would fare better, which I would be open to trying. Just bummed about the ube one since it's my fav. I'm glad Dochi provides a dessert that's different than the rest, and the staff were super friendly. Therefore, I'm hopeful that I'll have a better mochi doughnut the next time around. read more
Love the unique soft texture of the donuts and they are fun to split and share and you can break them off and eat them similar to Canadian Tim bits. Quite pricey at $17.62 including taxes for half a dozen but worth trying at least once. Lineup was out the door on a Sunday afternoon but wait was just under 25 mins and they do validate parking if your purchase is over 10 dollars. Tried all six flavours are the favourite was coffee red velvet. Was debating to get just two to share but so glad we went for the half dozen. When we went we originally thought it was a shirt lineup but the lineup was actually out the door and half a block didn't the street but the line does move fast. read more
Dochi is finally in Seattle! I had the pleasure to try these delicious mochi donuts today. It was really good! The dough was perfect, the texture of these donuts are very chewy. I love the original and the Oreo ones. I can't wait to come back again and get more! It's $16 for half a dozen and $32 for a dozen. read more
7 years ago
With all the hype on Instagram, and seeing the long lines, I had pretty high expectations. We came right at noon as soon as Dochi opened, and there were about ten people in front of us who had been waiting before opening. We waited only about 10 minutes after doors opened, and knew what flavors we wanted to get. When we got up to the counter, the person working there was very off putting and not very welcoming for our first time there.. She made us feel rushed and that we didn't want to ask her which were her favorites or what she recommends. We ended up choosing 3, and she didn't speak to us the whole time, not even when handing them off. The best Dochi was probably the one with fruity pebbles. It was sweet from the fruit pebbles, but not from the donut or frosting. It was good, but definitely not worth the hype. I would rather have just a donut, or just enjoy my mochi. For $3 each, it just wasn't worth it. Yes, it is an Instagram worthy dessert, and if I had friends come to town, I honestly would recommend it as a touristy place to go, but I wouldn't describe it as my favorite dessert in Seattle. read more
4 years ago
This is definitely one of the best dochi places I've been to. I highly recommend the ube dochi or the fruity pebble. read more
I was so excited for this place but honestly I was slightly disappointed.. I was in line for a little over an hour anticipating these would be well worth the wait. We bought half a dozen (one of each) and they were very underwhelming. Most of them tasted almost identical, rather than their unique flavors. The Ube Glazed was the one I wanted to love but you don't taste the ube at all... more of the sugary glaze instead. Update after coming home to them a few hours later: the nice and firm texture of the fried donuts turned pretty soggy.... and the fruity pebbles on the Taro Pebbles turned stale :( They don't last very long so you better eat them all right after you buy some. They're pretty to look at but the flavors overall is sub par. Maybe I'll try them again another time read more
Delish!!! I think this was the first Mochi doughnuts in Seattle. Huge lines. I waited! They even had limits on how much you can buy etc. Now you can buy as many as you want. I first tried this last year. Flavors rotate but some are original and they stay. White chocolate & Gingerbread cookies mochi, Dochi's matcha mochi, Strawberry fruity pebble x matcha Oreo, Matcha, strawberry Mochi and Oreo are a few that I tried. Matcha being my favorite, followed by fruity pebbles and strawberry being my least favorite. Glaze was too sweet for me. Also wish there was more Mochi in the doughnuts for that chewiness. But it's still made me return. Waiting to find that one perfect flavor though. They also sells out fast even now in pandemic. Check/ order before you go. Parking is easy/ free with purchase. And doughnuts are fun and makes a great gift. read more
Dochi -- where the donut meets the mochi (or is it the other way around?). Anyways, I came here over the weekend with my parents and brother. The wait in line was short and moved quickly. We waited about 5-10 minutes. My brother was surprised, since he mentioned that there is typically a very long line. We couldn't decide on which flavor we wanted, and it was my parents' and my first time ever trying mochi donuts, so we went with the half dozen (one of each flavor). I thought the donuts were good, although pricey (down a star). There's definitely a different consistency to them, and they're more chewy. As other Yelpers noted, the flavor of the donut is really from the icing/frosting. If you've never tried a mochi donut before, I think it's worth a try (although you don't necessarily need to try every flavor like me and my parents). You can find this place near the entrance (or is it the exit?) of the food court inside Uwajimaya. read more
7 years ago
My friend and I just finished up eating at a restaurant around the corner and had a little bit of a sweet tooth craving. And MUST I SAY, Dochi is the perfect treat after a meal I personally rarely eat donuts because of how sweet they are but the airy-ness, texture, and flavor of these Dochi donuts are the perfect amount of sweetness. We ended up buying half a dozen, one of each flavor, just because we couldn't leave without trying everything. Final favorites? Ube Glaze and Coffee Red Velvet Highly suggest getting these bad boys read more
4 years ago
My girlfriend and I ordered 5 mochinut flavors, ranging from Ube Glazed to the Taro Springetti. We enjoyed all flavors, especially the strong, taro flavor of the Taro Springetti. Fun story: my girlfriend and I thought the Ube Glazed mochinut was a regular mochinut glazed with ube-flavored suace. After taking a bite, the bright purple color inside revealed its true identity: an ube-flavored mochinut that has been glazed! Overall, we enjoyed the wide selection of different flavors. read more
Us LA folks are pretty spoiled with all the latest trendy foods. So it's hard not to compare Dochi to Hawaii-based Modo Donuts. My expectations were pretty high coming into Seattle's Dochi. But I didn't necessarily come out disappointed. Dochi is a pretty small stand. On a Saturday afternoon there was a small line. The reason why the line goes quick though is because a lot of their donuts were outside for a while. After purchasing some, I noticed that they deliver the donuts to the small stand. That said, the mochi donuts would have tasted way better if they were warm and freshly made. The consistency of the mochi is there and the available flavors are a hit or miss - the matcha oreo may be the best. The concept of a chewy donut is cool and I understand the hype. They're tasty but also a luxury. I wouldn't not regularly pay $3 for a donut that barely fills me up. Cool place to stop by if you're in the area but not a huge recommendation. read more
6 years ago
This one is located inside Uwajimaya at the food court. Donuts are already made and ready to go. For one dozen? $28.00. Should you tip? It's up to you. I like the rice crispy one and the plain purple yam. Well... all are good but I like the others I mentioned bcs they are less sweet. That's all. Service is very quick with a friendly smile. There was not a line when I got here. Would buy again if and when I am in the area. read more
5 years ago
I'm glad this place is a boat ride away, otherwise I wouldn't have any self control. I wanted one of everything but I got 2, the taro pebble and matcha oreo. The taro one was amazing! Looking forward to the next trip and stopping for more dochi mochi donuts read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
My friends and I went here after eating some Chinese bbq, craving something lightly sweet. Dochi really hit that spot. Each donut was soft, gooey, and chewy - and depending on what you get, crunchy. I got the chocolate cookie crumble and strawberry pocket donuts, and all were lightly sweet, each ingredient did not overpower another. That extra crunch from the cookies/pocky really gave the mochi donuts great texture. The pocky however did fall off the donut quite easily, still worth it! Just a heads up if you prefer your toppings to stay on the donut :) read more
3 years ago
Mochi texture with a pull apart style donut!! Whaaaaat?! Changing flavors that are spot on on taste. Original store in Orlando FL, 2nd store is this one... lucky us Seattlites. Don't buy into the hype you may get disappointed with high expectations. My husband was underwhelmed by it all. But if you like donuts and mild mochi chew this will be excellent match made in heaven. I find on the slightly sweet side, but that did not stop me. My favorite flavors: Taro Pepples, Strawberry Banana Pocky, and Cookie and Cream with Cookie butter. Matcha Oreos is a good flavor combo and does not lack luster but it was the only donut they left some weird residual in my mouth. $3/donut or $16 for half dozen. Located in Uwajimiya food court area, last store from the grocery store, closest to Weller St entrance. read more
All the hype! Finally got in line and boy was I pumped! I've never had mochi donuts before so I can't really compare, but boy was my first bite underwhelming. We waited less than 30 minutes. Got 1/2 dozen at $16. Strawberry pebbles, ube glaze, churro Nutella, and the biscoff one. The texture of a firmer/denser cruller... like a raised donut but with a little more chew. The strawberry tasted very medicine like, ube might as well have been plain glazed, churro nutella was ok and the bicoff was probably the most flavorful. I would wait this out once the hype dies down. Also- if you are just dying to have a mochi donut but don't have the patience to wait, there's always Oh Mochi available. read more
Came here today for their opening! I've had mochi donuts before from other places though like Liliha Bakery in Hawaii so I sort of had a general idea of mochi donuts. I was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't as dense as I thought it would be. It's like a Krispy Kreme with a chew! That's how I would describe it. It's def less on the mochi side. Kinda like...hmmm 80% fluffy donut and 20% chew of a mochi. Not bad though! I liked that it was light. Tarp and fruity pebbles - def on the sweeter end because of the fruity pebbles but I do have somewhat of a sweet tooth so this was a yummy treat! Matcha and cookies - really good! Loved the matcha flavor and how it wasn't too sweet. Cookies and cream - a pretty traditional cookies and cream. What you would expect! Would come again :) it's decently priced but would suggest buying it in half dozens ($16) so you can try most of the flavors!! read more
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515 Weller St
Seattle, WA 98104
Chinatown, Chinatown International District
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Are these doughnuts gluten free?
Not all of their donuts are gluten free. Ask the associate at the counter.
How long is the shelf life? My mom wants me to bring some home for her.
It's not long. Sort of like a normal donut. Maybe a day? After two, I didn't want to eat them anymore. They get soggy. Honestly, I didn't think they were that good. I had much better ones in San Francisco.
Is there any vegan options here?
Hey! sorry, at this moment there are no vegan options but it is something we will definitely offer in the future.
Do they deliver? Or are there delivery services that will deliver Dochi?
Hey! There are no delivery platforms we are working with right now, but will be offered in the near future.
Are the donuts completely made from rice flour and hence are gluten-free? If not, do they offer gluten-free donut options?
The donuts are not gluten free and there's no gluten free options
