Anvaya N.

Mochi Ring is located in Kenny center Mall which is a hub for some amazing Asian restaurants and shops. I frequent to Mochi Ring for a quick dessert donut. They have great variety and sell off very fast. My only complaint is they close early and sometimes the donuts aren't fresh There is a huge difference in the texture of a mochi donut that's fresh versus one that's been sitting around Fresh ones are soft and chewy which make them totally craveworthy Do have Korean donuts and Bubble teas as well Both of those are pretty standard in my opinion Service is decent depends on busy they are [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance is very Japanese Cafe style with cute pictures and Anime style decor[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

Jayme H.

My experience here was easy peasy and quite delicious. I love just about anything mochi so when I heard they came to town I made a point to give them a visit when I was nearby. That day finally came this week and I'm kicking myself for not getting there sooner. From the moment I walked in to the moment I finished the last bite of my final mochi donut, I was a happy camper. The service was so quick and friendly that I'm pretty sure I was on my way in under seven minutes... and that was mainly because it took me a minute to decide on which three to pick. I ended up getting the taro, strawberry and dragon fruit. Each of them were slightly similar but had their own flavor. The strawberry had the strongest flavor and the little crunchy bits on top added great texture. The taro was my favorite. It was vibrantly purple with coconut on top. The dragonfruit wasn't bad at all, the others just out shined it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I also loved the bright pink floral wall, which was perfect for snapping a picture.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I have no doubt I'll be back and I highly suggest a visit when you're in the neighborhood.

Marissa C.

Mochi Ring has recently expanded their menu! They now offer rice bowls in addition to their tasty selection of donuts. The rice bowls offer either a Korean curry version or a just rice version. Both come with rice, potato salad, and pickles, and your choice from a nice selection of sauces. There is also the opportunity to add on a protein, including options like Korean fried chicken, crispy fried tofu, fried beef dumplings, and shrimp tempura. They also offer cheesy rangoons now, as well. We opted to try a rice bowl with the crispy fried tofu and buffalo sauce on the side, though we're definitely interested in checking out the fried chicken in the future too. We also were able to get a Korean rice corn dog to try this time (only a 10 minute wait versus the 30 on our last visit - it's nice that they offer the times so you know, though!) We opted for the panko coating on half sausage/half mozzarella. Everything was quite tasty, and we will definitely need to remember that there are a lot of great savory options and not just the yummy donuts at Mochi Ring! We still need to try one of those fun tornado potatoes too.

Dani W.

I've been here a handful of times now, it's really nice having a place to get a Korean corn dog that wasn't made in my air fryer and bought from the freezer section of the store. I love the ramen coated cheese option but I've tried several varieties and they've all been great. The doughnuts have consistently been great, a lightly crisp exterior with a light as air interior that overall gives the doughnuts the most satisfying chew. The glazes are good, I find them a bit cloying with how light the pastry is but obviously it's not bad enough to stop me from coming back multiple times. You most definitely need to eat them same day because after sitting overnight the texture isn't the best. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Sometimes, it's very busy, especially on weekends.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I've been during the week and been in and out within a few minutes. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior is cute and I appreciate the very instagramable flower wall.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The staff here is very efficient but I've never had what I'd consider a pleasant interaction with someone who works here. I was looking at the tea menu and but panicked and just ordered my usual items because of the stare I was getting (there wasn't anyone in line behind me). Again, not something irksome enough that I won't be back but it's something I've noted every time I've been in. Maybe I'll check the tea menu out online before I go in again ;)

Saphace A.

Stopped by early afternoon. They were busy! No line to the register but a lot of people were hanging out or waiting for their food/bubble tea. I ordered the ube mochi donut, the half cheese half beef corn dog, and a dragon fruit boba tea. The mochi donut was greasy as a lot of other reviews said. It's not bad but I prefer the ones at Teamoji for that reason. The Korean corn dog was good! Probably just as good as what you get from Myungrang. It has more of a cheese pull at Mochi Ring though. The bubble tea was alright. It had green tea in it but tasted more like juice to me. I didn't wait too long for everything. And the staff didn't seem stressed despite how busy they were. They've got a a few tables and chairs. Enough for groups. Tons of parking since it's in a strip near all the Japanese stores. Glad to see more mochi places popping up!

Laura F.

Oh, Mochi Ring.... Oh Mochi Ring... Why are you so delicious !!!! Seriously. I dont even like donuts. Its the texture of these rings that have me hooked. I guess they are made with rice somehow and wowzers, they are delicious. I purchased the taro ring and a peach sparkling lemonade with peach popping bubbles. I was in heaven. Would buy again Completely recommend. Please put one on the east side. Ps: they also have hotdogs and potato sticks. Yum

Yushi N.

I LOVE MOCHI DONUTS The mochi donuts here were literal perfection. So chewy! Q! Q! I felt that the icing was a little too sweet for me but I liked that most donuts had some crunchy textural element sprinkled on top! I think I would really love the plain donuts lol so I'm definitely trying them next time. The Korean corn dogs are highly customizable so I was able to create my dream combo: Mozzarella with potato on the outside *heart eyes* I also appreciate that the server asked us if we wanted sugar on our corn dogs since I saw in other reviews that the sugar came as a surprise. Unfortunately, that did leave the corn dogs tasting rather bland...I didn't check if there were other condiments like ketchup or smth but I think the corn dogs could definitely benefit from that. The batter was also pretty thick for my preference. To be completely honest...I think frozen Korean corn dogs you can buy at the supermarket taste better haha I would definitely still order both the Korean corn dogs and mochi donuts again though! Really yummy savory and sweet treats huehue. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Plus, the store decor is super cute eeeee bears and pink flowers everywhere!!![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

Gwen W.

My niece and I stopped in to check out this store after lunch in the same shopping plaza. She's been intrigued with the current mochi craze, so we wanted to see their flavors, maybe get a few to take home. The gentleman running front of house greeted us when we walked in with a smile. They have several pre-dipped mochi donut rings in about 9-10 flavors; they also have plain ones if you want to pick your own dip and toppings concoction. We got a box of six rings: Ube, Matcha, Taro, Dragon Fruit, Strawberry and Fruit Pebbles. We both liked the base donut batter used; not dense and cake-like, but not quite full-on yeast, a tasty hybrid. She liked the strawberry the best; she thought the fruit pebbles one was tasty, but maybe just a tad too sweet. My fav was their taro and matcha frosted ones. You could really taste the matcha powder in the frosting. Oh, and speaking of frosting, or their dip formula, it was really good. Lite, not hard and easily chips and falls to the floor on each bite (that's always a bummer). For a half-dozen of 6, it's $17, so seems a bit on the pricier side, but if the dips are good quality, I don't mind stopping in every once in a while for a treat.

Wing Yan K.

Destination for your Asian Street Food craving, head over to Mochi Ring and they got you cover. As you walk in, you would first encounter all the nicely line up Mochi Donut. Remember you would need to pay at the counter first, then you can select the flavor after. The also have the super cheesy Korean Hot Dog, Tornado Potato, Bubble Tea. AND can't forget my favorite, Bingsu, which is the Korean milk based shaved ice. It usually topped with all kind of sweet toppings. It is flaky and super fluffy.

Jennifer R.

The latest entry in the mochi doughnut and korean corn dog shops popping up all over Columbus. Located in the Kenny Centre mall. I arrived 10 minutes after their opening time to find the donut cases completely empty. A donut shop with no donuts is sad. Tip: the donuts start being put out about 15 minutes after they open. They were decorated really nicely. The donuts were slightly greasy and have the consistency of fried dough. This could be a good thing or a bad thing depending on personal preference. They offer several rotating doughnut flavors and several kinds of korean corn dogs. I don't entirely get the hype myself, but I wish them well in this new location.

Ces C.

First time here. You pay first, then pick the donuts. We tried the Coffee and Strawberry both delicious. Toppings were spot on. Their brown sugar boba was good as well. Would love to be back.

Christina D.

I still don't really GET mochi donuts - the texture feels off to me - but they have a decent selection of flavors, along with some really good milk tea. I wanted to try Korean hot dogs and ended up getting a potato dog and a regular giant mozzarella stick (with an EPIC first cheese pull), and while the batter was a little too sweet for my taste, both were excellent and perfectly hit that craving for fried food. The shop has some cute touches like the photo wall and the hair accessories they have for sale, but I wouldn't call it a space I'd want to linger in. But service was friendly and pretty quick, and it's definitely a good place for an occasional fun fried treat.

Nadira Y.

I wanted to love this place, because they offer Korean style hotdogs, boba tea, and mochi donuts! Unfortunately, the mochi donuts (main attraction of the place) lacked in quality and taste. Pros: Sparkling lemonade (peach and lychee) - delicious, refreshing, would order it again Korean hotdog - crunchy exterior, quality hotdog, many sauces offered to top it off, many varieties (even potato tornadoes offered) Service - fast, friendly Cons: Mochi donut - not chewy enough (not nearly as mochi-like as other mochi based donuts I have had), the frosting lacks a lot as well (odd taste), agree with other reviews that it was too greasy (felt the oil taste came through on the donut) Korean hotdog - I wish they did not add a dusting of sugar to the exterior of the fried batter (I like it savory) I would go again for the drinks and hotdogs only if in the area.