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Amazing, historic Japanese confectionery shop. Delicious Mochi at reasonable prices. I had the peanut which is very popular. I also enjoyed the mango mochi. The service was efficient and the ambiance felt cozy, and quaint.
Very quaint and nostalgic mochi shop. Located off 1st street in little Tokyo, this is a must stop shop for fresh Japanese mochi. With a variety of flavors and color, it's hard to choose only a few. You can opt to get 6, 12 or even more. I asked for the most popular items and chose a few from the display. The staff was nice and helpful, service was quick and the mochi was delicious. Do try to eat them the same day for optimal freshness. My favorite are the ones with red bean fillings on the inside. The store also offers candies and treats/snacks. Very nostalgic and cute indeed.
Shohei Ohtani broke my heart. Or rather Fugetsu Do did when they told me there's a $15 minimum to use credit card. I placed the blue Dogders-themed Sho-mochi back on the shelf, promising I'd return soon with ransom money. I never break a promise. A week later, I walked in with a $10 bill and walked out with $3.50 worth of change shuffling in my back pocket. Shohei and I are skipping town. I took the train to a stop far from covetous eyes. I devoured the 1st mochi street side, liberating smooth white chocolate ganache from its stretchy mochi enclosure. Then I ate another one. Was it worth the two trips and the odd feeling of handling paper bills? Sure, because long before Shohei, I've loved Fugetsu Do. Korey's Chocolate mochi is my all-star, named after the founder's great grandson. Years ago, Korey's dad, Brian Kito, was at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Monterey Park, demonstrating how to make mochi. He told us he created this treat because his son likes chocolate. I was hooked. I usually buy their confectionery at the local Mitsuwa or Marukai. It's inspiring, though, to see this shop in real life, standing on First St. as the oldest business still operating in Little Tokyo. Shuttered during WWII when the Kito family was incarcerated, it was rebuilt from scratch when they returned with no money or access to their equipment. The founder's son Roy and his wife Kazuko slept at the Buddist temple while he worked as a waiter to save up. With determination and community support, Fugetsu Do reopened for business in 1946. It is now a piece of living history, a testament to human hope and mochi, stretched and pounded, only to come out stronger on the other side.
Got way too many mochi, but my favorite has to be the chofu! It's a little basic, but in the best way possible. The pancake-like exterior paired with the fresh, chewy mochi on the inside is such a perfect combination. I also tried some of their other popular flavors and definitely like switching things up with the green tea and blueberry ones. I'm not the biggest fan of red bean, so I tend to keep it pretty simple, especially since I enjoy pairing my mochi with a sweeter tea that I make at home!
Pretty amazing that Fugetsu-Do has withstood the test of time, surviving through WWII, multiple recessions and riots, and even the pandemic. The oldest confectionery shop makes a variety of mochi and manju daily for about $2 a piece. Unfortunately, they don't make the best gifts as they must be eaten within a couple of days. They also carry some rare candy that can't even be found in Japan anymore. During my last visit, I got a few with strawberry, blueberry and chocolate flavored red bean filling as well as LA Dodgers imprinted pancakes. Chewy goodness! They can get pretty busy during the weekends, but weekdays are a quick in and out process. The staff are patient and helpful in explaining the treats. There's no seating. It's just a grab n go shop.
Fugetsu-do is my favorite place to visit in all of Little Tokyo. It remains family owned and it has been serving mochi in this same spot since 1905. I believe their outstanding mochi shop is the keystone to all of little tokyo and it's a must visit when you are in the area. They have fruity mochi and you can sometimes get it filled with red bean. Recently, they've had a Shohei Ohtani special, where it's a blue mochi filled with white chocolate ganache. My favorite is their chocolate mochi as it's simple, chewy, sweet, and delicious. In my visit this weekend, we got this blueberry mochi that was filled with the same white chocolate ganache that was in the shohei special. If you look around their storefront, you might find some hidden gems on the shelves. I got a salted caramel kit kat bag that was not cheap; however, it's also pretty hard to find. Overall, this is a gem and a pillar in the community!
I always have to grab some mochi when I'm in Little Tokyo. 6 pcs was $14.50. My favorites were strawberry, dorayaki, and blueberry. The mango didn't taste like mango to me and was too sweet. $15 minimum required for credit card payment. Service was friendly and helpful. The shop is old and charming with buckets out to catch rainwater from the leaky ceiling.
Incredible mochi! Thankfully the small line we waited in moved fairly quickly. We grabbed a 6 piece box and had the gentleman helping us pick his favorites. They didn't disappoint. The black sesame and red bean were our favorites!
This place has been around since 1903! So amazing. The oldest Japanese-American business in the country. I love stopping in when I'm in town and it's a great place to take out of towners if they like mochi and sweet treats. I got a pack of 8 today and it came in around $17. It's fun to try different flavors! The guy behind the counter was unfortunately not the friendliest, he seemed a little impatient by us asking what the flavor of each mochi was. Not our fault for wanting to know and descriptions of each not being displayed! Anyways, the mochi is soooo soft and fresh. You have to make sure to eat them relatively soon after buying them because after several days, they start to go bad. I personally like the ones with red bean in them.
What an amazing shop! Was on vacation in LA for a concert and had some extra time for sightseeing and scoping out awesome food stops, so we knew Fugetsu-Do had to be on the list. The shop has been open for 103 years and is certainly impressive! We got there about 10 minutes before open and were the first ones in line. The mochi was fresh, they had a huge selection, and at a good price. They also have tons of other snacks and the staff was so nice and friendly. By the time we left, there was already about a dozen people in line behind us, so definitely recommend to get there early. Ultimately, I went with a six piece with two red bean mochi, two blueberry mochi, and two strawberry mochi. All of them were very delicious, the mochi was perfectly chewy, and a good amount of filling. We will definitely be back if we're in the area!
Fugetsu-Do is a true Little Tokyo institution and an absolute must-visit for anyone who appreciates authentic Japanese wagashi. The historic shop has a charming old-fashioned feel, and the service was friendly, welcoming, and efficient. Every mochi tasted incredibly fresh, with a soft, pillowy texture that showcased the craftsmanship behind each handmade piece. **Sho-Mochi: 5/5** One of Fugetsu-Do's signature creations, the Sho-Mochi was a true standout. The vibrant blue mochi was incredibly soft and chewy, while the silky white chocolate ganache filling delivered a rich, creamy sweetness that melted effortlessly on the palate. **Strawberry Anko Mochi: 4/5** The strawberry anko mochi featured a soft, pillowy wrapper filled with a blend of strawberry and smooth white bean paste, then topped with a hazelnut chocolate ganache that added a rich, nutty sweetness. Unfortunately, the strawberry filling tasted somewhat artificial, lacking the fresh, vibrant fruit flavor I was hoping for. **Green Tea Mochi: 5/5** My love for matcha made this an easy standout. Filled with smooth white bean paste infused with matcha, it offered a pleasant balance of earthy, slightly bittersweet notes and subtle sweetness. **Mango Mochi: 5/5** Bursting with natural mango flavor, this mochi was wonderfully refreshing from the very first taste. Its springy chew created a pleasantly airy, satisfying texture, while the gentle sweetness rounded out the bright, fruity notes. Fugetsu-Do has earned its legendary reputation through generations of exceptional craftsmanship. From the incredibly fresh mochi to the diverse selection of handcrafted flavors, every piece reflects the care and tradition that have made this shop a beloved destination for decades. Whether you're visiting Little Tokyo for the first time or returning for a nostalgic treat, it's a timeless stop that's well worth experiencing.
Have been my go-to for traditional mochi since the first weeks in LA! You could easily tell it's great when the store was still in old-school style, accepting card only with certain minimum purchase, yet the line consistently stayed long. Plenty of flavors offered from red bean, white bean, mugwort, soy bean, matcha, chocolate, and even peanut butter. Some of my fave would be the red and soybean, peanut butter, and kinako ones! Price was pretty affordable and nowadays they're even accessible in several Asian grocery stores!
Came by after stopping by the SEGA pop-up across the street and picked up some yummy mochi. There was a line out the door but it went pretty quickly. I purchased peanut butter mochi, rainbow dango and one piece filled with red bean paste with a strawberry on top (strawberry anko). Perfect sweet treat after lunch.
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My friend told me about this place. She said she couldn't stop thinking about these mochis. I parked at the garage and walked over. I asked the employee to assist me as it was my first time visiting. I noticed there's a lot of red bean as filling. I was hoping for different fillings besides red bean. The employee didn't really advertise or educate me at all. I had to keep asking which one is popular and such. I'm glad I was able to try the Sakura mochi which is a seasonal item. I also bought strawberry mochi. Both are pretty sweet. Too sweet for my liking actually. I kept drinking water after every bite. Texture is soft and not too chewy. Definitely sticky and got all over my hands. Personally I'd enjoy it more with different filling options and perhaps less sweet. Although it's a personal preference, this place is very popular and definitely try it once! They do take credit cards but there is a minimum. read more
Omggg the mochi here is delicious. I've had mochi in Hawaii and honestly I prefer this. I got the green tea mochi ($2.25) and the white bean mochi ($2). Both of them were so delicious and were gone in a second lol! The shop had a long line out the door but for good reason. I never knew how amazing mochi could taste! Will definitely visit again if I have the chance to :) read more
I came here simply because it's a historical establishment and also because I wanted to try how their peanut butter mochi compared to my favorite peanut butter mochi in Sacramento. The store was small and old fashioned, as expected. The service was standard. The ladies weren't overly friendly. Their peanut butter mochi has a slightly fruity taste (it's listed in the ingredients) and the peanut butter wasn't purely smooth as I would've liked. The mochi was perfectly soft and chewy but unfortunately it did not compare to the simplicity that I enjoy the most. The look of the mochi also reminded me of red blood cells which made me chuckle. Glad I tried it. read more
How have I been coming to Little Tokyo for YEARS, but always overlooked Fugetsu-Do bakery?! Line can be out the door, but they are fairly quick. $15 minimum for credit cards. It's a small shop located on 1st St near San Pedro...inconspicuous but they've been in business for over 120 years! CHEERS to that! Got a 6 pcs box of their mochis to try & a box of the Peanut Butter mochis. I think most of the mochis are red bean or white bean paste fillings, just different outer mochi colors. I loved the Green Tea one though, that one has green tea filling inside; the strawberry mochi & the Peanut Butter mochis were also a favorite. My husband and I think this is probably as close to the mochi you can get from Japan here in LA/the states! Yum! :) I will be back to try their other pastries/baked bites in the second row underneath the mochis! They've also got other Asian/Japanese snacks like rice chips, etc...but I think most people come for their mochi! read more
2 years ago
Such a beautiful little mochi shop and love that they have history in little Tokyo. Came by and ordered an 8 pack. Everything was beautiful and it was hard to choose. My fav is red bean, white bean, strawberry, the list goes on. Super fresh, chewy and delicious. If you're visiting someone's home and wanted to bring a gift, mochi from here would be a great idea. Love supporting amazing family businesses like this one. read more
Absolutely delicious, open since 1903 right across from downtown japantown! Small store front with an assortment of mochis. Street parking can be difficult so I'd say find a parking garage by japantown and walk over, much easier to do it that way. We got mango mochi, green tea with red bean paste coated with peanut powder mochi, green tea with red bean with a strawberry on top mochi, and strawberry mochi. All of the ones we had were so chewy and not too sweet! The store owners were super nice and took their time explaining to us the different flavors. Will definitely be looking for something like this back in the Bay Area. read more
Arrived on a weekday morning to not worry about parking but unfortunately they don't offer the fresh strawberry mochi on weekdays. Most of the items is a different combination of mochi and red bean paste. My favorite is the Uguisu which is red bean paste filling with Kinako (roasted soybean powder). The mochi was soft and not too chewy. The red bean filling was smooth and sweet and balanced out the strong flavor of the kinako. Rainbow dango - it's just sweet mochi but yet so addicting to eat. It was chewier than the filled mochi. The mochi was still soft and chewy on Day 3! read more
Established in 1903. Fugetsu-Do Confectionery Shop is a family owned and operated business. They are known for their traditional Japanese sweets and widely known for their Mochi. The Mochi was delicious. They are all so beautiful display. My pictures really don't do them justice. It's really cool to see a third generational family business still going strong for over 100 years. I haven't live in LA very long, but I can imagine that Little Tokyo has changed multiple times over, but Fugetsu-Do has maintain a constant presence throughout all the changes in Little Tokyo. That's awesome! Come to Little Tokyo and support a small business in Fugetsu-Do. read more
Small Japanese mochi place. The mochi is fresh, and I like the strawberry red bean mochi and the mango mochi. They aren't too sweet. However recommend eating them straight away or on the same day cause we ordered a few and eat some after 1 day and they kinda melty even though we store them in the fridge. It's a busy spot on the weekend but the service is friendly. Good place to try but remember to eat it right away. Mochi price have some deals if you buy it a bundle/ box. Too bad they don't have seemed flavor. read more
In my visit to Little Tokyo, there was no way I was leaving without trying the iconic Fugetsu-Do which has been part of the LA community for over a century. Their mochi always look so good everytime I see a post about them. This store has been around since 1903 so clearly they are doing something right! The shop inside is tiny and paying cash is also preferred especially for items under $20. I wanted to try their daifuku, green tea mochi, and strawberry mochi. My favorite would easily be the green tea mochi. It's just the right amount of sweetness and you can really taste that green tea flavor, but at the same time its no overpowering. The mochi itself made of the glutinous rice is so soft and has a nice chewy texture. It's something you have to try yourself. The service is also friendly and it's cool to also learn the history of a shop like this. It's a small family owned business that has been passed on for generations and I hope that continues because this was definitely some of the best mochi I have ever had. Absolutely a must try. read more
I heard through word of mouth that Fugetsu-Do was one of the few remaining places in Los Angeles where they still made their mochi by hand, so I had to go check it out. Making my way downtown from Sherman Oaks was a bit of a challenge, and parking was tight when I got there. I circled a bit before I found a parking spot on the street. Then I walked over to the shop. Demure and unassuming, Fugetsu-Do is easy to miss if you're not looking for it. But while the storefront was modest, the inside was well-stocked. I was greeted by stacks of Japanese snacks on the right and shelves of mochi on display on the left. The staff were very helpful answering my questions about each mochi. Some mochi were very straightforward (such as strawberry and mango) while others (like uguisu and habutai) needed some explanation for someone like me who was unfamiliar with the names. I got a box of six mochi: * Strawberry * Blueberry anko (blueberry mochi with white bean paste) * Green Tea * Mango * Habutai (sweet mochi with red bean paste) * Kiku (pink-colored mochi with white bean paste) And the mochi were a delight! Soft, fresh, and chewy, these mochi were better than any store-bought mochi that I've had. They had the texture of gently kneaded bread dough and the delicate taste of glutinous rice cakes, bean pastes, and fruits. Quality all around. If you're seeking the finest handcrafted mochi on this side of the Pacific Ocean, Fugetsu-Do is the place to go! It is well worth the visit. read more
This place has been on our "must-try" list for a while. And let me tell you, it was worth the wait! The mochi is soft and flavorful (not to mention colorful!). You can tell everything is made fresh and with love. Fugetsu-Do is the perfect example of a local business that contributes to making LA an incredible cultural melting pot. Parking is tricky, but trust me, it's well worth the hassle. This will forever be on our list as a repeat place to visit. read more
I came here July 2022. This was a cute confectionery Japanese shop! I really liked the mochi selection they had. There was quite a line to go inside due to covid restrictions at the time I went so they were only letting a certain amount of people at a time in the shop. It could be different now. read more
1 year ago
#flyforsweets #fugetsudo #sweetsnacks I am from Honolulu, HI. I've been shopping for ethnic snacks since the original Shirokiya Department Stores (Ala Moana Center) days. Fun Fact- Fugetsu-Do would collaborate with Shirokiya in the late 90's through the closing of Shirokiya. After the closing of Shirokiya and no more collaboration, you'd have to #flyforFugetsudo I'd get to Los Angeles, DTLA. Little Tokyo to be exact to get that GOOD SWEET... SNACKS.. Pricing still circa 1990 Quality still 100% My favorite? tri colored mochi... so bright, so vibrant, so sweet, so wonderful Don't take my word for it... try it for yourself read more
3 years ago
I love me a simple, smooth, red bean mochi. I recently came here to check out their mochi and absolutely loved the White Bean Mochi and the Strawberry Red Bean Mochi. It took me by surprise by just adding a simple strawberry on top of the red bean mochi adds another layer of flavor and taste. The acidity and fruitiness made it a nice and light dessert. I am definitely coming back soon. Thank you Fugetsu-Do! read more
Any time I step foot into Fugetsu-Do I recall my adolescence. This old school family-owned and operated establishment has been around for 120 years. As a Japanese American, with my great grandma living in Little Tokyo, and my family coming to Fugetsu-Do whenever we were in LA, I could always rely on them for a sweet, satisfying, and quality treat as a child. Fugetsu-Do has remained unchanged since I last visited. However, it seems to have gained more popularity. The shop itself is a humble small family business producing and selling high-quality mochi and manju freshly made each day. Their delectable mochi includes pieces with fruit or savory options such as peanut butter. A true delight for customary and uncustomary flavors which are viewable in their display case in the front. The workers are all quite sweet and efficient; tell them the size you want and pieces, pay, and take it to go! As of August 2023, a minimum of $15 is required for card transactions. For those new and unfamiliar with mochi, names of the items and short descriptions are displayed. You can always ask the workers as well. In terms of size, you can order by piece, six is the minimum and 40 is the maximum. They also have pre-boxed mochi and manju readily available. I opted to buy a pre-boxed Rainbow Dango and Six Piece variety. I've tried almost everything and each item is heaven in each bite. The texture of the mochi is pillowy soft, delicate to the chew, and beautiful to see while being well sized. I'll always stand behind their Suama as it was my favorite as a child but everything is excellent. Their mochi and manju are best eaten as soon as possible for freshness. How lucky have I been able to consume their mochi goodies for the past 20ish years of my life. I can't recommend them enough as their mochi and manju will truly leave a lasting impression. They also sell Japanese snacks and goodies that you can view while standing in line; the wait is worth it! You can find the Japanese confectionary in Little Tokyo off East First Street with street or parking structures nearby. This place holds nostalgia for me and anytime I'm in LA it's a must, arigatou Fugetsu-Do! read more
A great little Mochi shop in Little Tokyo. We stopped in last week after touring the Japanese American National Museum just a short walk away. This shop is old, but don't let that stop you from trying their fresh Mochi. As we stepped into the store, I noticed that some of the Mochi was pre packed and others were in the case. The ones which were pre packed were the same ones that I can find in Tokyo Central market in Gardena. I decided to try some of their cute strawberry Mochi. One had a fresh strawberry on top and the other had a strawberry purée inside. They were $2.50 per piece. Service was courteous, but felt a little rushed. I'd recommend them if you're in the area. read more
Visited Fugetsu-Do this past week and really loved the mochi here. Their were a few other groups inside on a Tuesday at 2pm but service is quick. Cash only except for orders over $20. For the mochi itself, we got the Rainbow Dango and a bunch of assorted mochi, with my favorite being the strawberry. All of the mochi were delicious - definitely a must try spot for any mochi lovers in the area. read more
2 years ago
Funny thing, I learned about this place on Youtube. It was great to know that this store was established 100 years ago! And same family is still running it. What an amazing history. I also learned it is a good luck to have mochi for the new year. This is exactly when I traveled to CA. I tried to get there during lunch time and I saw that looong half a block line, so I had to come back. It is a bit pricey. But it could be a great little gift if you are visiting somebody. We got a variety pack for ourselves and for friends visit. Mochi was delicious! read more
2 years ago
Very busy shop with a line out the door. Stopped in to get some mochi, but also picked up Yokan. Not sure if I have had Yokan when I was a child, but I look forward to finding out. Got mochi here before so I already know they are delicious. The ambiance was busy, and there is a line outside. Also staff may not be as responsive to questions if it's not your turn but that is understandable based off of how busy they are. read more
They are definitely famous for their mochi. It's soft yet chewy. The mochi itself has a slight sweetness to it. So yummy! I recommend the strawberry mochi which has red bean paste inside. The pink one has white paste inside but I prefer the red bean paste better. There were a variety of mochi to choose, some does not have fillings if you prefer that. They keep restocking as it runs out so it is nice you could come at any time and you'll still be able to get the popular choices. It is a cute little spot that also sells Japanese snacks but people just go for the mochi. read more
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1 year ago
A true icon of Little Tokyo! If you've never been to Fugetsu-Do, it's a must try for everyone. This authentic cute little shop is making some of the freshest mochi you can find in town. $15 minimum for credit card payments. There are so many flavors to choose from. I'm not even the biggest mochi fan but the fresh strawberry mochi is soft and juicy and perfect. Add this place to your list. I'm sure you'll find at least one mochi you're interested in trying. read more
2 years ago
Always the best quality and I love how they only have small batches of their mochis. Definitely a must-try if you're in little tokyo. read more
I finally made it here a few weeks ago! This is one of the myriad places in DTLA that'd been on my list for absolutely forever - now that I have, it's 100% spoiled me on cheaper boxed mochi. They are truly astronomically better than the cheap stuff. Their mochi were $2-3, or they had a couple flavors where you could a box for $6.25 - they're very much worth that price. Perfectly chewy, perfectly sweetened mochi, in a whole range of flavors. I would've loved to try all of them, but I did grab a selection and have a tasty mochi snack for the next few days - got one with strawberry, one with mango, one with egg, and a box of the flatter kind that were filled with chocolate paste. The fruit ones were wonderful, the ones with chocolate were downright addicting - only small disappointment was when I discovered the egg one I bought wasn't actually a mochi, it was a different, crumblier sort of pastry I didn't care for quite as much. The egg inside was great, though. Anyway - super neat place, really wish we had a place like this closer. I will probably try to stop by anytime I'm nearby. (Even better: my wife doesn't like mochi, so it's all for me. :D They do also have some imported chocolates and stuff, but not that they make themselves. You're not here for that, you're here for incredibly good mochi.) read more
I was recommended by my friends to come here when I was in TX! I went there and bought a box of daifuku and it was a good choice! I got soy bean power (kinano), strawberry daifuku and a regular sweet bean daifuku! Twas very chewy and yummy! Perhaps, a cup of tea would go excellent with it! But I enjoyed my visit! Highly recommended PS: I passed by some other time and oh boy it was a huge line!!! Glad I didn't get that when I went there for the first time read more
8 months ago
Fugetsu-Do is a family owned and 120 year old confectionery shop in Little Tokyo where they sell handmade mochi desserts. It's located a bit further down from the main Japanese Village Plaza and it's slightly hard to find. They have tons of options to choose from in store and they also take online orders. The staff was very helpful for choosing flavors, but note that there is a $15 requirement for card. Overall, it's a super homey shop that reminds you of childhood. Dessert We ordered the daifuku mochi with and without a strawberry, kiku or chrysanthemum mochi, and blueberry, mango, and geeen tea mochi. The daifuku mochi was super chewy and slightly savory from the red bean; the strawberry added a bit of freshness. The kiku mochi was super cute and delicious; slightly sweet and fresh with a nice texture. The last three were soft and chewy with slight hints of their flavors. Overall, we loved all the flavors we got. Each mochi goes for $2. Overall The ambiance: 5/5 The desserts: 5/5 The price: $ read more
4 months ago
Such a cute little shop, and then you realize it's so much more than that. Over 100 years of dedication to their craft, in this location? Incredible. Lovely fun selection of traditional Japanese sweets, all excellent, and with quick, efficient, helpful service. Options for different sized boxes containing different numbers of sweets, that you can fill with whichever items you choose. Can't skip it! read more
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315 E 1st St
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Little Tokyo, Downtown
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For Fugetsu-Do Bakery, where is the best place to park? Do they validate?
They only have street parking. However there is a parking structure near Little Tokyo village but they don't validate parking for Fugetsu Do. They only validate for businesses inside the Village.
Does the store happen to sell any Baumkuchen/Tree Cake? or is this just a Mochi place?
It is a traditional manju and mochi place and does not have cakes.
What are the mix and match flavors that run out first? I see strawberry. And chocolate. And what else?
They have mango, red bean, blueberry...
Is there any cream filled mochi? if so, which ones?
I don't believe so. Most of the filled Mochi were with red bean paste or other flavors, but not cream
Is there any specific mochi that is made without artificial flavors and artificial colors? If so, which one(s)? I really want to try their mochi but I'm allergic to artificial ingredients... Only all-natural ingredients will do!
You would try daifuku, white mochi and red bean paste inside. Anything colorful ones have artificial fruit flavor.
Do you still have any sakura mochi?
Sakura mochi is a seasonal offering prepared to coincide with the blossoming sakura 🌸 which is often mid-March to late April. You can check out seasonal offerings on the Fugetsu-do website 😉
How to store the mochi?
some of our products have different shelf lives. but in general, they should be stored at room temp.…
Exactly what days and times are the strawberry daifuku available?
Probably more earlier in the day as it sells out later on.
Hi I have a nut alllergy and have been having your Mochi since I was a small child but I noticed recently you that you now have peanut butter Mochi - is all your Mochi made on same equipment as peanut butter ones even the suama etc? Thx
There is a potential for exposure as the same equipment is used.
Any vegan options?
I went last week and was told that the top row were all vegan. I bought three mochi. Just now I saw a video on YouTube https://youtu.be/2i8jqG6Hx0M that shows two of the mochi I bought having gelatin poured over them. I am fuming!!!
What are the must try's for new & old mochi lovers?
For a nutty and old school mochi, I like the Kinako daifuku. The strawberry daifuku is also a great new meets old mochi. I also like the peanut butter mochi too.
Is it still the price indicated per box if you get assorted/the fruit flavored ones? Does it make it extra?
Yea or you can buy your Mochi piece by piece and the price is on the box!
Does the Mochi typically sell out quickly?
I went at 4:45pm on Hinamatsuri and they still had quite a bit of choices, but I did not see the fresh strawberry mochi or the packs of peanut butter and chocolate mochi.
Can you call in an order and do curbside pickup?
You can call in an order but no curbside pickup!
Still open during stay at home order? What are hours now? Can I still go into shop to browse since I would not know what to order without seeing?
Yes! Monday-Sunday 8a-5p. Can still go into the store but must maintain proper distancing and wear a mask.
Is it vegan and dairy free?
not sure about dairy-free but the mochi are vegan-friendly and gluten-free except for a few exceptions such as the pancake looking ones which are on the bottom rowss.
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