If you love mochi, you have to try J.sweets! Every time we're in the area, we grab a dozen to take home and my favorite has to be the Raspberry Mille-Feuille. It has the right amount of sweetness and a slight crunch to it. Perfection! Please know that when you order the mochi here, they do come frozen and they ask that you wait about 10 minutes and leave the mochi at room temperature before consuming. After the wait, it's great! Soft, chewy goodness! Service is always great and the ladies are always friendly. Can't wait to come back to load up on their awesome mochi! read more

J.sweets - Raspberry Mille-Feuille (sweet and sour raspberry with crisp pie custard) - Desserts Near Me - Torrance, California

Love the mochi here. Matcha is strictly for matcha lovers just because of the bold flavor it isn't for everyone. Sakura is a unique flavor. I also enjoyed the matcha bun. read more

I was always intrigued when passing by J.sweets, and I was so glad I went in! The Mini Gaufres were great! I got them because they came in the cutest Sanrio tins, and I wanted to keep the tins after. The Mini Gaufres were light, thin, but they were a good snack. They're not too sweet, but you can taste some sweetness from the cream. The employees were very kind and helpful! There were two different ladies that checked on me and my sister, and they were so sweet! They asked us if we had any questions or needed any help and to ask them if we needed help. The J.sweets store is on the left corner when you first enter Mitsuwa. It looks small on the outside, but it's surprisingly very big and spacious when you walk in and look at the different sweets they offer. They have tons of sweets that are great for gift giving like chocolates, cookies, crackers, etc. I would come here again. I think this is the perfect place to buy sweets for gift giving. The sweets all come in pretty boxes, and they asked us at checkout if we want our purchase wrapped. read more

J. Sweets is located at the entrance of the Mitsuwa grocery store. It's a small store and don't have much selections in my opinion. However they sell unique products that you can't really find elsewhere. I was shocked to find Shiroi Koibito chocolate. They're like the best chocolate cookies from Japan. Although they're a bit pricey here, it's cheaper than online and a hassle to bring it back from japan. It's nice to be able to buy this and other products here. read more

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The clean and tidy store of so many snacks-sweet& savory from all over Japan is well stocked and with a good variety from which to choose. The ladies who work here are very charming, sweet and helpful. The mochi variety is great and freshness is as perfect as can be. I really appreciate everything and everyone about this store. Yes the mochis can get pricey but this is some of the best you can find in the South Bay. I will always support this shop. And if you don't know what to get: Don't miss the Cherry blossom mochi & make sure you take a box of Press: Butter Sand; cream Shortbread Cookies that you find in Japan. The BEST thing to come along in a long time and there is now a Matcha flavor too which I have not tried! Yes- pricey for 5 cookies but most excellent cookie! read more

With the variety of savory dishes at the Mitsuwa marketplace; J Sweets is definitely a welcome sweet spot! Sometimes one just needs a sweet treat after indulging in some curry or ramen and J Sweets is the perfect spot for that dessert! One can find a variety of treats here. Among their offerings is Royce Chocolate; a famous chocolate brand from Japan. One can also find Kobe Fugetsudo Petite Gaufres or tasty wafers. They also have a variety of mochi! When I stopped by here I chose to get some mochi. Their mochi is frozen and one has to wait 10-15 minutes before consuming. Prices vary but are around the $2 range. I chose to get the Honey Cranberry ($2.60) and Double Mango ($2.40). For the price; these treats are a little bit on the pricey side. The mochi are not that big. They are however yummy! They're nice and soft and the cream inside is good in flavor. I love mango and definitely enjoyed the Double Mango mochi. I definitely got that mango flavor in there. I would say try these mochi treats at least once! Treat yourself. Treating yourself is indeed the name of the game here at J.Sweets with the variety of yummy Japanese sweets one can find here! read more

J.sweets - Double Mango and Honey Cranberry mochi cream - Desserts Near Me - Torrance, California

Nice high-ended sweet shop that offers delicious treats, such as red bean mocha mochi that one has to Wait 15 minutes before eating it. It is tasty, but extremely sweet. Therefore, complement it with unsweetened coffee would be outstanding. read more

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Working with Randee the manager to assist us for our 300 person event and getting us properly curated pastries was an absolute smooth transaction. He did everything he needed and could to make sure that we had what we needed. The atmosphere of this property is also next to none. Professional clean and both the true essence of Japanese pastry. read more

An ideal destination for stocking stuffers or elegant gift sets, perfect not only for Christmas but also for various occasions throughout the year. read more

High end desserts shipped from Japan to the Mitsuwa supermarket is my way to describe this place... If you have not been to Japan, then it's hard to understand the prices on a lot of their items. The best deal is the mochi cream at less than $2.00 per piece, so I recommend you try this. They are delicious. read more

Whoever was helping me was borderline rude and impatient. This was sunday early afternoon. I saw that the lucky bag had a 50% discount and I was definitely intrigued. Considering there are multiple brands in this store, I was curious what was considered as items in the bag. So I asked, which stores are contained in this bag...ykno is it Royce, fugetsudo, and the mochi? I was on the mochi cream side because that's where I first saw the promotional lucky bags. The young lady there just sharply responded saying "I can't tell you anything" while her body is already pivoting away to the customers on Fugetsudo side. I wasn't done ...and I was keen on making a purchase. I asked again for clarifications like what's in here and asked which brands in this store, J sweets, are in this bag or not. She looked very impatient and then said yes it's the things inside this store but not the mochi cream. Her body was already a meter away and I was really confused why because I was 99% down to purchase some bags. I really wanted to clarify again because she seemed so rushed for no reason and then responded irritably "I can't tell you anything" with shrugged shoulders. Mind you there were other employees in J sweets so I don't understand the rush to the other side. Maybe a heads up that she needs to do something? The whole point of my question is to understand which of the brands contribute to the bag..if it's just one brand then please state so, etc. If the policy is such that everything is a mystery, then at least rephrase it in a better way instead of ditching me to the side. Deal seemed very sweet but you've lost a customer. (I would do 2 stars but considering it's pandemic, I'm doing 3 stars). read more

This is purely a review of just the Mochi Ice cream, NOT the other desserts. We ordered one of each flavor of mochi ice cream - mango coconut, matcha, chocolate banana, mint chip, and blueberry. While the flavors were good, the texture of the mochi tasted wrong. The mochi was frozen for too long and crumbled apart when I took a bite. Overall I enjoyed the taste but the texture was definitely off-putting. read more

J.sweets - From top to bottom: Mango Coconut, Matcha, Blueberry, Banana Chocolate Chip, Mint Chip - Desserts Near Me - Torrance, California

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Beware! They resell returned merchandise! Mind you, covid pandemic isn't even over yet! They sold me the wrong mochi flavor so I went back to exchange it out. But to my surprise, they took the returned mochi from me and RESTOCKED it in the fridge to resell. I shall stay away from this place. read more

Ugh. I take back my review. Oddball owner refused to give me a bag for the little raspberry mochi even though I offered to pay any amount she wanted. She should know the difference between a cheapo pastry and a diamond ring. Snoot alert!!!! Don't bother. read more

A coworker of mine recommended Hokkaido Ramen Santouka. Thought I try it out this past weekend so I visited Santouka Ramen located inside the Mitsuwa Marketplace at Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance. As I was waiting for my Santouka Ramen to-go order, I noticed J.sweets right across from it and was drawn to take a peek. I walked over and saw a few rows of mochi behind the glass window. I assumed they were fresh mochi. I asked the lady at the register which mochi she would recommend. She named a few, but then I thought why not try them all so I went bonkers and bought all 19 of them. I could tell the lady was surprised by the look in her face, but hey, I'm giving them business so she should be happy LOL. I know I was happy and looking forward to trying them all. Another lady was packaging the mochi. At the time, I was still thinking they were fresh mochi, but when I got to my car and opened the 2 boxes, I noticed the mochi were frozen. I was slightly disappointed, but I got over it quick. The lady reminded me to refrigerate them after I arrive home... maybe it's not a good thing to refreeze them =). After trying all of them which took me a few days, here's my take from "best choice" to "could be better". Knocked off 1 star for the lack of flavor on some of the mochi. 1. Raspberry Mille-Feuille - This one is my favorite. It's the B*MB! It has the wonderful creamy raspberry cheesecake-like taste with the right amount of sweetness plus there's a crunch of some sort. I'll have to buy it again to figure out what's the crunch or I can just ask them next time LOL. 2. Apple Pie - Another favorite of mine. It's the 2nd B*MB! Maybe it has something to do with the crunch because it, too, had that crunch. Nice apple + cream flavor. 3. Double Mango - B*MB #3! Very good mango flavor. 4. Sakura - Great cherry + cream flavor. 5. Sweet Potato - Good and dense, but could be a tad sweeter though. 6. Caramel Pudding - Very light, but could be a bit sweeter though. 7. Strawberry Shortcake - Light, but not enough strawberry flavor. 8. Chocolate Banana - Interesting, but it worked... had chunks of something... I'm guessing the chocolate. 9. Cafe Au Lait - First bite was okay, but the coffee after taste was better. 10. Honey Cranberry - Kinda tart, but the honey helped smooth out the tartness eventually. 11. Red Bean - Good, but not sweet enough. 12. Caramel Macchiato - If you like coffee, you'll like this creamy coffee taste. 13. Black Sesame - Not enough black sesame flavor. 14. Red Sweet Potato - Okay, but couldn't taste the sweet potato flavor at all. 15. Chocolate - Way too much chocolate powder on the outside. Didn't care too much of the inside. 16. Green Tea - Way too much matcha powder on the outside. Inside was good. 17. Peach Yoghurt - Had a sandy taste to it. 18. Blueberry Yoghurt - Very strong blueberry tartness. 19. White Chocolate - It had white chocolate chunks, but no flavor at all which was surprising because white chocolate is known for being very sweet. I felt I was eating plain mochi LOL. Staff was very friendly. The price is around $2.00+ per mochi... a tad pricey, but hey, it's Japanese mochi at your fingertips LOL. You don't have to fly all the way to Japan to buy them. Parking is plenty since it's located at a mall, but beware... there are 60 and 90 mins parking spaces. Not sure how they track the time each car has parked or if they give you a ticket of some sort if you've parked longer than you should... maybe they mark your tires or something LOL. I was at my 90 mins mark so didn't experience any ramifications nor did I check my tires LOL. Anyway, give J.sweets a try when you're at any Mitsuwa Marketplace that has them. Happy Mochi'ing! read more

Finally, it arrived in Washington state. That is Minamoto Kitchoan - white peach mochi. Their mochi is so delicate in texture and taste. I love the "just enough" hint of white peach taste. It tasted authentic and fresh. J. sweets opened not too long ago and already draw a crowd each time I walked by. The tiny shop is inside Uwajimaya in Bellevue. It looked more like a pop up store. Oh well, I don't care for fancy storefront as long as I can get it with a free parking lot. Finally, there is no crowd or line today. I walked up and picked up the very last box of white peach mochi. The last time I had this mochi was in Downtown San Francisco. I guess Bellevue is hip enough to have this quality treats now. Domo Arigado. read more

I wasn't assisted or acknowledged immediately when I arrived to the store even though there wasn't any customer. I ended up buying a gift there because I went there for the particular item. I'm not sure if I want to go back there because they weren't exactly friendly and not so hospitable. read more

Located inside Mitsuwa Marketplace. This place is dangerous. Too many delicious goodies that are on the pricier side. Must practice self control... J. Sweets is made up of a bunch of other smaller stores: Mochi Cream, Tokyo Ginza Rokumeikan, Kobe-Fugetsudo, and Minamoto Kochoan. I love everything about these Japanese sweet treats. They aren't overly sweet and incredibly delicate. Yum! read more

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This place is definitely on the high ends... The gift boxes are beautiful. I guess the mochi are sort of like French macarons but with Japanese flavor. What that means to me is that the sweets are not too overpowering. I can enjoy each bite and not feel like I have to drink tons of water to wash down my taste buds. We tried the caramel pudding and the uji kintoki (green tea) mochi. They were heavenly and piquant! There are tons of other choices of sweets including Doraemon's favorites: dorayaki. Unfortunately, you'll probably run out of your greens before you get to try them all. With Yamamotoyama right next door for a dose of quality matcha (green tea), this is the perfect dessert after a Santouka ramen or whatever main course your heart desires in the Misuiwa food court. =) I'm coming back again! read more

Don't go to J. sweets if you are not white or Japanese . They will discriminate you. When I was in the store no other customers at the store. I was standing there to pay for chocolate, Marie and Leo ( I asked there names) didn't even acknowledge me. I put down the chocolate and left. Over the time I bought so many sweets from this store. I always notice this discrimination for people of color. Today is enough for me. Hey people of color don't spend your hard earned money at J. Sweets. read more

Wow this place looked just like the basement of Japanese department store!! I really thought I was walking around Takashimaya basement hahaha I go to this Mitsuwa regularly and J Sweets is super new. I am pleasantly surprised with the changes that I don't see weeks ago. Welcome to Mitsuwa market, the new home of J Sweets. What a smart idea to combine 4 stores that sell oishi sweets & snacks directly imported from Japan. Kudos to Mitsuwa and JALUX for bringing a piece of Japan, one bite @ a time...literally.. Mochi Cream: similar, but not the same as mochi ice creams. It's mochi with different filling flavors plus cream in the middle. At $1.80 each, it's hard to get just one. Tokyo Ginza Rokumeikan: famous for its grace dew fruit jelly, this dessert is pricey. It's supposed to be good for you since it contains collagen. I need to stock up on these ;) Kobe-Fugetsudo: I heart Kobe-Fugetsudo. I really like its L'espoir and Gaufres. I don't usually share when I eat these treats. Minamoto Kochoan: this place sells exquisite snacks and sweets. Perfect for gifting, they are beautifully packaged. J Sweets, another reason for me to drive all the way to Torrance on the weekend. 5 stars!! J Sweets is yummylicious!!! read more

J.sweets - Desserts Near Me - Torrance, California

The very best thing about J Sweets is the Mochi Cream counter, but most of the shop is full of classic Omiyage and other Wagashi (Japanese confectionery) gift sets. As with many Japanese things like this, you are paying for the presentation and packaging almost as much as you are the quality of the edible treats. * Mochi Cream - frozen Mochi balls filled with Flavor & Cream (not ice cream) to be eaten after almost thawing out. If you haven't tried these... you must. * Senbei - Japanese Rice Crackers are perfect with Green Tea or as a snack * Daifuku - Mochi (pounded Sweet Rice) stuffed with Anko (Red Bean) or other paste * Manju - small steamed Cakes of an (boiled Azuki Beans and Sugar) surrounded by a Flour, Rice Powder, and Buckwheat. * Gaufres - Japanese version of a sweet Wafer & Cream cookie J Sweets is located in the Mitsuwa Marketplace, so, there is plenty of parking and other things to do while there. It's the perfect discovery when you want to spend a little more to get some J Sweets for yourself or get some as a gift. Either way, you'll be satisfied. read more

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This little store, located inside the Mitsuwa complex, sells top-of-the-line Japanese sweets. As mentioned by other yelpers, it's really four stores combined into one. Each section sells a different type of sweet. I think the mochi creams are the most popular. I came here specifically to get some gaufres. They are cream filled wafer crisps...that's the best I can describe them. They sell them in various sizes. They had some that were dipped in chocolate. Those are the ones I was after. So delicious! The women who work here are as sweet as the products they sell! read more

I had such a pleasant first experience at J Sweets today, that, despite the higher prices, I think this place is a five star gem! Came into the Mitsuwa market on a sunny Thursday morning to find booths surrounding the main market. I was a little nervous that I didn't pull out any cash prior to coming-based on other yelp reviews/tips, but found that not to be a problem. :) There is; however, a bofa atm inside. It is the only atm available. I was immediately fixated on J Sweets beautifully crafted displays of mochi, crackers, cookies, and the like. I didn't see anyone around, so at first, I assumed they weren't yet open. As I poked around, reading little placards describing different items, a sweet and friendly counter person popped up. Ai was her name. She is AWESOME! Not too pushy, nosy, or distracted, she patiently steered my adventurous ship to happiness. I came right after buying a hand picked box of mochi from a place down Western that specializes in making beautiful mochi, so I didn't plan on buying much here. The main counter display was filled with seasonal and year round hand crafted mochi, jelly, and mousse. There are plastic models of each item so you can see what is packaged in the beautifully wrapped single items before buying. They have expensive boxes of special mochi and jellies-ranging from $18-$100. I was glad I could buy single items. They have sakura mochi (cherry blossom leaf wrapped), pear mousse, white peach jelly and mochi (although that flavor of mochi only comes in the more pricey boxes), butter cookies that look like piruhouettes, and so much more. It really is an experience to be had. I ventured through the entire storefront, and stumbled upon the refrigerated case of creme filled mochi. There were so many flavors to choose from-i wanted to try all of them! But, thankfully, Ai let me know that they come frozen-directly imported from Japan, and must be either eaten within an hour or refrigerated within an hour. So I opted to try just one. When I asked what the houji tea flavor was, Ai said, "toasted dark brown green tea" and she had me sold. It was absolutely delectable. Light and subtle yet rich in flavor and complex. Ai sent me home with two fabulous samples I couldn't have been happier to receive, and a longing for more!! Note: it is common for more decorative extravagant boxes of mochi to be given as a gift for a special occasion: often after someone passes away-at a funeral. So if you want to surprise a friend with an amazing assortment of traditional Japanese sweets straight from Japan, make sure they won't be offended! These delightful and artisans treats are well worth the slight price bump in comparison to neighboring stores. Everything is made in Japan and 100% authentic; you eat with your eyes before biting into the not too sweet, yet orgasmic creations. #nomsohard #comefindme read more

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Raspberry Millie-Feuille is the unanimous fave. Unique texture, cheesecake-like flavor with a crunch. Mango is second best. Blueberry is my next fave but it tastes very close to red bean Red bean was a mixed review. One thought it had a weird texture but it was less red bean flavored. Very subtle. Peach yogurt definitely had a yogurt dominance Honey Cranberry has a sweet kick. read more

J.sweets - No before picture...too excited to dig in - Desserts Near Me - Torrance, California

This is where I buy the butter cigar cookies that I give as Christmas presents every year. They have Royce chocolates too. Friendly and very helpful staff. read more

3.5 stars for me, bumped up to 4 because bf enjoyed it enough to want to go back. He brought 4 mochi cream home after shopping at Mitsuwa, stuck it in the freezer (which preserved it very well) and we ate it much later. Flavors we tried (and the order we tried them in): $1.80 each - Blueberry yoghurt: very VERY sweet, definitely the sweetest out of the 4 we got...blueberry flavor was very strong - Sakura: the flavor was super subtle (close to flavorless), can't quite put my finger on it so difficult to describe. - Honey Cranberry (green colored): very sweet, but there was a hint of the cranberry tartness. - Charamel macchiato: My favorite! I think the stronger coffee taste made it slightly bitter which was nice since the previous ones were soooo sweet. Very light caramel taste. The mochi that surrounds the flavor & cream was nice and chewy, but I think 4 of these for the 2 of us was a bit much (eating 2 full mochi creams each...I don't have a super big sweet tooth). These are perfect to share (split each one into 4) so you can try a lot of flavors. read more

Great pastry shop with a very chic display of everything you can dream of. Their mochi are absoluly fabulous and freshly made. I loved the mango and green tean mochi and can understand why they are all-time favorites among the customers. They are individually wrapped, wich makes it easier to carry them... Althoug I have to say, once they were in my hands they did not last long. read more

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THe packaging for the products here have always been amazing. It's just you pay out the wazoo for such fine products. I've eaten the Kitchoan Minamoto products in Hawaii and SF too so I know they're always a good go to. I just polished 4 green tea azuki bean as I was typing this! read more

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The green tea ice cream next door was closed when we arrived so eyes wandered to the mochi window to the left to the left... here we discovered cream mochi! Mistakenly ordered it thinking there was ice cream inside the mochi, I discovered this delicate yummy cream of flavor quite satisfying to the palate. Pairs well with some hot tea to follow! Thanks J. sweets! read more

J Sweets just got DOWNGRADED for not having mochi creams for me. I hate it when a place get popular and then all of a sudden service, or quality, or in this case all of the above and SELECTION goes down. I came here two weeks ago and they had post its on HALF of the flavors saying "SOLD OUT". I thought there was some large party or groups buying up my beloved mochi creams; however, the lady said this was a gradual result over a few days and they were working with their supplier. OK - it is all good. Things happen in business! I usually buy 6 when I come, but one was fine as I didn't like the flavors left.Though they were out of my favorite - black sesame, but I got a sweet potato mochi cream and was on my way. THEN YESTERDAY, I went and they were out of ALL flavors except for two. I couldn't even read the sloppily written note (will post photo of this mess), but I think the only two remaining were apple pie and the tea-like one. I was thinking the leftovers were not so fresh so I passed, but I found this UNACCEPTABLE! They just should have closed up the store. They need to do inventory correctly and get organized ASAP! NOTE: People don't go to Baskin Robbins when they have only 2 flavors, nor will people continue to buy food at restaurant when they are out of 98% of their menu items! read more

Stopped by this store after a visit to the Mitsuwa food court. My brother wanted to buy a gift for a relative and what better place than J Sweets?! The boxes go from affordable to pricey, so no matter what occasion bring J Sweets is OK. They have so many varieties they will suit whomever's taste, literally! All very artfully presented, from Hello Kitty, seasonal and traditional Japanese patterns it's packaging lets your giftee that this isn't your run of the mill confectionery. The level of sophistication brings back memories of being in a sweets shop in Paris! Perfectly formed each item is almost too cute to eat, I think the most interesting flavors of Mochi Cream is Houji Tea and Darjeeling. read more

This place was a little hard to find since it was in an actual marketplace. The mochi and mochi donuts in the display were SO beautiful. Too bad those were just for display because the ones you actually get are frozen! I tried the strawberry mochi donut and it was alright. The green tea mochi was a lot better. The next time I come I would purchase the mochi instead of the mochi donuts. read more

J.sweets - mochi donuts! - Desserts Near Me - Torrance, California

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at first i thought the mochi cream was mochi ice cream but wow it was even better! i ordered chocolate mint which was one of their newest flavors. i loved the creamy texture and the delicious soft mochi. i can literally eat 10 of these! most of the mochi was priced at $1.80 which was pretty expensive but worth it. i wanted to give a 5 star rating but i had to wait 15 minutes before eating my mochi because it's given frozen. CASH ONLY read more

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While this place is a little pricey, they carry items that I have only seen in Japan. They sell many items that are perfect for gifts for birthdays or other occasions. My mom loves these wafer filled cookies called Gaufres. They usually come in a tin or some sort of fancy container. The last time I was there they also carry Hello Kitty Gaufres in a short tin for about five bucks. This would make a really cute omiyage! Every time I come to Mitsuwa, I cant help but to look around J Sweets. Their new store set up reminds me of the shops in the Tokyo train stations! Memories and sweets! read more

Thanks Maggie for letting me know about this place. I decided to drop by here being that i haven't been inside Mitsuwa. When Maggie mentioned Mochi Cream which is similar to Mochi Ice cream but not lol. At $1.80 and many flavors to try couldnt get just one so i got the Chocolate and then i got the double mango both were yummy. The other that got me curious but i didnt get was the grean tea chocolate bar which was 5 bucks for size not much bigger than a normal candy bar maybe next time i'll try it. I will come back to try more Mochi cream. read more

First of all I will start by saying that their products are beautiful!! The presentation of it is great.... Through the display window:/ truth is, if you buy something, they grab it out of the freezer and not from the display area thing so 1. It's cold as heck, and 2. It's not nearly as pretty and presentable as the displays! They told us to wait 15 minutes for it to defrost. Like I want to wait 15 minutes to eat some dessert i just bought-.- so we waited until we got home and it was ok. Nothing special. We ordered 2 Mochi donuts. One was matcha and the other was cafe au lait. And also ordered two regular Mochi which were also nothing special. Prices are high, products are small, frozen and not that great. Rather go to Mikawaya for some much better quality and cheaper Mochi. But if you want something picturesque, go ahead, just isn't as nice as display. Just sayinh read more

J.sweets - Green tea and Cafe au Lait Mochi donuts - Desserts Near Me - Torrance, California

If you like fine desserts and pastries, this is the place for you! It's located inside the mitsuwa marketplace and this place is spotless. I'm a huge fan of the l'espoir cookies (crisp, light, and sweet) and this is where you can get them. They're not cheap but if you want to indulge, J Sweets is it. I got a box of 12 hello kitty l'espoir cookies. I was a little disappointed because I thought the cookies would have her face but nope, she was only on the box. :( The box was $9. It's all about the packaging for all the treats a J Sweets--perfect for gift giving. They also carry every kind of mochi. I'm not a mochi fan but my friend grabbed a mango one and liked it. Excellent service and quick check out. read more

This place's mochi is the best mochi I ever tried. Better than mochi icecream or whatever that might be in the middle.. This CREAM that they put in is NOT a whipped cream nor a just a cream. It is so soft, not too sweet and such a perfect tempered cold mochi cream. I tried the Darjeeling and the Sweet potato and both of them were so good..oishii! read more

Ill give it a three... for now. I have only tried two of their mochi icecreams: The sakura and this other one, which I totally forgot what it was called but it seem to have some waffer bits in the filling. It was probably passionfruit or mango mochi. Nonetheless, for about $1.80, it was the shortest heavenly moment in my mouth! (no, thats not what she said) I couldn't believe it was all over!!! (U.U) Savor every bite because they disappear fast! And you might be blaming someone for snatching it out of your fingers! The Sakura Mochi on the other hand, was just alright....I do intend on coming back to try other flavors!! On a side note, Mitsuwa has the best tasting Green Tea Latte, in my opinion. For about $3.85, you get a large Green Tea Latte from this little nook of the food court! read more