This is a fairly popular place in Chinatown area, featuring the first of mochi beignets! People also go here for the pastries and mango mochi, but for the prices, I stuck to the mochi beignets as it is the most unique among all. There was a line when I went, and it took about 10 minutes to order. I got the 6 pieces mochi beignets with yuzu cream (extra $1.75, or $5 if you want to get all the sauces) and I went with just 1 sauce because I do want to truly savor the original flavors of the mochi beignet. The mochi beignet was delicious. Truly beignet outside, with a nice mochi inside (soft, a little sweet, but not too sweet). Dipping it into the yuzu cream further enhances the experience. I would've taken off a star because they messed up my order but they immediately resolved the issue. What happened was I was waiting 20+ minutes right beside the cashier and I never heard my name, and they claimed they did and gave the order to the wrong person. I requested to make things right and so they willingly refunded my whole order but still gave me the order as-is, so I appreciate that. Normally, it should take about 5-10 minutes to get the order, but something felt off when a lot of people ordered and left and I was still left waiting for my order. read more

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I visited Moignet Cafe on a Tuesday around 2 PM, and there was still a huge line because of all the hype around their viral mango mochi and mochi beignets. We ordered two mango mochi and the mochi beignets. The mango mochi was honestly underwhelming. It's essentially a regular piece of mango -- the kind you could easily find at Costco or a grocery store -- wrapped in mochi. For $8 a piece, it didn't feel worth the price, especially considering all the hype online. I think it would have felt more special if they used higher-quality or imported mangoes. The mochi beignets were better and definitely enjoyable, but they still didn't stand out enough for me to fully understand the craze. One thing I did appreciate was the staff. Even though the café was extremely busy, everyone was still friendly and working hard to keep things moving. The ambiance is nice enough for a quick stop, though nothing particularly memorable. Parking can also be difficult during peak hours, so plan accordingly. Overall, I'd say it's a trendy spot worth trying once if you're curious, but for me, the experience didn't quite live up to the social media hype. read more

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We first visited Moignet last year and really enjoyed it, especially the mango mochi with cream. The moignets themselves were good too, though not necessarily something that completely wowed me. We ended up coming back during our most recent trip because we were craving the mango mochi again, but this visit left me a little disappointed compared to our first experience. It felt like there was less cream this time, and the mangos were noticeably more sour than before. I personally think using Asian mangos would make a huge difference since they tend to be much sweeter and more flavorful. The shop itself is still cute and worth trying at least once, but I do hope the consistency improves because I know how good it can be! read more

Moignet really specializes in mochi beignets and they taste good! Highly recommend eating them fresh - the moignets are slightly crunchy on the outside and have a nice mochi filling. I also got mine with a strawberry dipping sauce which was light and had a hint of strawberry. Definitely a unique spot. read more

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came here again on this visit to vegas. gotta get some moignet since there is no where else you can get this. I would say this can be consider a vegas only destination not to be missed. got my half dozen and ate it there. that is key. need to eat it hot and on the spot as it hardens once it cooldown and tastes completely different and not in a good way. i also ask them to not powder them and give me the powder on the side. I thought this was a nice change as i don't like too much powder sugar they gave me the matcha powder in a tiny coffee cup. i sprinkle it lightly as I consumed these delicious treats. read more

Mom needed coffee, so we stopped in. Only an Americano. No biggie! They had a little counter with napkins, utensil, and straws, but the cream was behind the counter. So she had to get it for us. It wasn't enough but my mom didn't want to bother them. I did finally got to try the mango mochi! I'd go back for another for sure. There were several tables that were occupied but this was a Monday morning and it wasn't packed. I've seen the line out the door on a holiday weekend. read more

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Yes, the hype for the mango mochi is real. Yes, order it. Yes, it's worth every bite. I believe it's a real mango inside. It's juicy, sweet, and ripe. The mochi is the perfect texture, and I didn't know that mochi pairs well with real fruit. I usually have frozen mochi, so it was a nice surprise to eat it this way. I also ordered the beignet mochi, but the filling was left to be desired. Inside, the beignet was mostly empty with a small dollop of mochi. I don't think I will order it again. But I will definitely order the mango mochi again. It's truly memorable. Moinet Cafe calls itself a social cafe, but I'm really unclear about what that means. Most social cafes offer community events, support social causes, or act as a local gathering hub. I'm not sure if these things exist at Moinet. I didn't see anything on their website or in their cafe, so it's a bit unclear. Chef's kiss to Yuka Takamizawa, who is the Lead Pastry Chef at Moignet Café. According to their website, she has full creative control over the menu. She combines her Japanese heritage with French pastry influences. If Moinet Cafe is looking for a social event to host, I would recommend a meet and greet or a Q and A with Yuka. I'd be curious to know more about her and how she came up with the concept behind her unique pastries. I would definitely come back for the mango mochi. I'm looking forward to seeing what more Moinet Cafe does with their self-proclaimed title of "social cafe". This part of their business could be improved. Mango mochi, beignet mochi, and cakes served with a social cause... now that would truly be unique. read more

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We went to Moignet yesterday for some breakfast Matcha Mochi Beignets. The wait was about 20 mins for the 6 Beignets and there was plenty of seating inside. The Beignets were just ok, they didn't have as much flavor as we had hoped unfortunately. The cafe was nice inside though. read more

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I was so excited to try this place. Maybe too excited? The beignets were made fresh with a dusting of matcha sugar powder? It could be a tag sweeter since I didn't get the dipping sauce or maybe that's the point to have to add on a sauce? I also got the mango mochi was tasty but the ratio of mochi with mango was off. Which it was more of a balanced bite. Service was great and very cute place! Not sure if I would go back but glad I at least tried it read more

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5/10 /26 ... got their before opening so I could get a hold of their popular mango mochi. Ordered 5 pieces , $7.50 per piece and also the beignets. The mango mochi is good . I wish there was a little bit more cream filling in it but I can definitely make these. Mochi Beignets are good and you have a choice in dipping sauce: strawberry, hazelnut, mango, yuzu and not sure what else. Service was good. There are seatings inside and outside. Glad I was able to try them. Happy eats! read more

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Dropped in on a whim and tried the mango moignet that everyone has been hyped about. Luckily, I found a spot and made my way to the place. It was busy and there was a long line. The place was packed but everything looked worth trying and the wait. Freshmess you can taste. Next time I'll dine in as it seemed very cozy. I'll be back for sure. read more

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This place gets busy! I was there about 30m after it opened and they didn't have much out. Im not longer listening to any influncers or TikTok videos my husband sends me. This place sucked! They are slow at making what they are famous for and they dont have many selections. What's worse is their beignets, the mochi ones, was one of the grossest things I've ever eaten. They're famous for it but it was just outright terrible. This was NOT my cup of tea. Its insanely small inside and with how many people who fancy this place, it gives me anxiety. Luckily there are plenty of benches and tables outside to sit and wait about 30m for your food. This place just isn't worth it. If I had just gotten the mango dessert I got, id have a bit of a different opinion. The mango was excellent. As far as everything else, its overpriced and terrible tasting. read more

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Wow! Is all I can say, it's like heaven in your mouth. There's a line for a reason, the mochi mango cream is the main character, something so simple, yet so tasty. I've been here back to back days just for it. I am now on my 3rd mango mochi in the last two days. addiction is an understatement. The moignet is really good but I'm just not a matcha girly so I did not enjoy the matcha powder on them. I would really prefer regular sugar powder. On my second day, I decided to try the mochi ice cream which is literally a scoop of ice cream wrapped in their delicious, soft, pillowy mochi, it was pretty delightful. I may be back Tomorrow. read more

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The mango mochi was $7.50, and Moignet were 6 for $9. I thought both were good, but nothing that makes you want to deal with the super crowded parking lot, and the crowd. Mango mochi used two sides of the mango, wrapped in a soft mochi, and powdered over it. It has the texture of soft and softer, so this could either be your favorite food type or something you would avoid. Flavor was fresh, light in sugar, and subtle, but for $7.50 it's a bit of a splurge. Moignets were best served fresh, and comes with some dipping sauces if you like to make it more flavorful. This was perfect to go with some coffee or tea. Dipping sauces I tried were strawberry and a lemon yuzu... which I prefer the lemon flavored. I would come back more for these than the mochi Mango dessert. Tight seating areas inside, but has outside seating as well. Decor is modern, and was the Las Vegas type of vibe to it... golden trims, chrome accents, etc. read more

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I've visited this place a few times now and I thought I wrote a review a long time ago... but I guess now. So here's my review... I enjoy coming here for the food however the layout of the sitting is a bit cramped inside. When there's a line waiting to order and then a lot of ppl sitting down eating there's really no room to move around so it's a bit uncomfortable. Now for the food, I absolutely love their mochi beignets. It has a sprinkle of matcha powdered sugar and it's just so yummy! Best eaten warm and be warned, it gets messy with the powdered sugar. Second thing that I love are the fresh mango mochi, with or without the cream - they are both delish! I had also tried their butter squash soup (it's a seasonal item) and I also enjoyed it very much, it was rich and creamy and I wanted to drink a gallon of it. I like the concept of the egg sandos however it was difficult to eat and then became quite messy. So I'll pass on those in the future. I actually haven't tried their chocolate cake but my boyfriends manager loved it the first time I got it for her so I've gotten it a couple more times for her bcs she said it's the best cake she's ever had. Parking in this shopping center is crazy. I think a lot of ppl park across the street at the 99 Ranch Market and walk over. If you are dining in, they have outdoor seating as well. They do have a server but I believe there's only one so they are bringing out the food, grabbing stuff, cleaning off tables... but there's still some self service aspect as well so it might be more helpful if they either hire more servers or make it all self service and ppl go pick up their own food when it's ready. When I dined in, my mom and I had to wait quite a bit to flag the lady working to ask for boxes and stuff. All in all I enjoy this place and I like how they do seasonal items. read more

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Ambiance: a cute cafe - loved their outdoor seating option Service: not a lot of staff so it's a little slower to get food but they try to be fast and get things over to you Food: got the mango matcha. enjoyed it but wish they had almond milk as an option. only has whole milk and oat milk which i prefer neither but got the oat milk. would've liked to see what it would've tasted like with almond milk. my boyfriend got the ice mocha & said it's sweet and can't really taste the coffee flavor. we both got the jockys egg sando. i got it with ham & he got it with bacon. ham was harder to eat cause i had to keep cutting it. next time, id pick bacon. but it was really good!! mango mochi was amazing - 10/10 would come back to try out other items! read more

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The beignets were not like what I expected. They have the consistency of a Chinese donut versus a beignet. I was expecting light airy beignet with mochi center. The mochi itself was good but the outer part was too thick and sticky. The mango on the other hand was amazing. I would come for that. Long lines but worth a try. Not my favorite beignet but worth the try. read more

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Mango cream mochi is a must try!!! Best thing ever, my family could not stop talking about it all day! Also the mochi beignets were amazing, made to order so they were hot & fresh, we got the yuzu cream with them and it was so good, I wish we tried all the flavors. We also got a strawberry shortcake slice which was fine but nothing special - I'd skip it and stick to the more popular items. read more

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Mochi beignets????? Sign me upppp! This shop was so busy during lunch time and the line moved pretty slowly. Space iside was a little tight especially with the line wrapping around the inside of the store but there is more seating outside. Friends and I shared mango mochi, mochi beignets, and the zen curry and cheese sando. The mango mochi is delicious - I actually would've preferred it a bit sweeter but it was really good. The mochi beignets were really thw star of our order. Mochi in the middle of hot crispy beignets - we also ordered a side of yuzu dipping sauce and it was so so good. My friend said the sando was just okay. We wanted to try the karaage but they were sold out. Be prepare to wait! The line moves extremely slowly and the wait for food takes a really long time because they make the beignets fresh. The restroom here is appallingly disgusting though. read more

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gahhhhhdamn... if you're a mochi fan, this place is a MUST I tried the mango mochi and wow...it's literally a thick slice of ripe ataulfo mango with light, airy cream, all wrapped in house made mochi. Insane. So fresh, so soft. We also got the ube ice cream mochi, which was just as good! creamy, chewy, everything you want. But the real star? The moignet. I'm not even exaggerating when I say this is going to live in my LA dreams forever. It's a freshly made beignet with a mochi center, topped with matcha powdered sugar. Absolutely unreal. They offer dipping sauce for $1.75 (something like that), but honestly, it didn't even need it..the sugar was perfect on its own. Customer service is mid. The girl bringing out the ice cream gave me the side eye when I asked if it was the ube ice cream lol. Also, Bathroom is lowkey neglected. No toilet seat covers when I got there Otherwise, This was hands down the highlight of my Vegas trip. Moignet... please open in LA this would be SUCH a hit. Also, perfect party snack to bring. Highly, highly recommend!!! read more

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We stopped in this modern Japanese cafe to try the "world's first mochi-filled beignets." This cozy cafe offers much more: Crepes, hot sandos on Japanese shokupan bread, tea, coffee, truffle French toast, chicken karaage -- in a cute spot. Maybe I'd prefer a crepe (we ate our Sandos first and the moignets (mochi beignets) got cold. Still, a very fun cafe with delicious treats and a great meeting place. read more

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This place is always packed. And for good reason, the food is great! Some people complain about lines but our family loves it when we see lines. It is a sign that people will wait for your food. The place is kept clean despite being very busy. You can see all the food prep activity in the kitchen. (I like to see my food being made.) We had the Mango Mochi and the Moignets with Strawberry Cream sauce. The MM was full of sweet Filipino Mango flavor and the mochi was nice and super soft. People that complain about it being messy really don't eat mochi regularly. Expect to get messy, grab some napkins and enjoy the food. My wife had the Jokoy Sando. Like a traditional Filipino Breakfast with toasted Milk Bread. Good stuff. We also had the Yuzu Iced Green Tea. It was nice and refreshing and had a gentle sweetness to it. It was a nice compliment to the Moignets. My family thoroughly enjoyed this place and will be back. Thank you. read more

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Saw that this was one and only place to get a mixed baby of mochi and beignet on social media so we had to check it out while in town. Experience was underwhelming. Mostly due to the weird unwelcoming vibes from the cashier and the lack of common sense. We arrived before the crowd rush so it wasn't too busy. We ordered the mochi with beignet and the mochi ice cream to try. And also the mango mochi. I asked the cashier if they had cups for water. And she coldly said no. But tell me why I saw a couple throw away their water cups after? lol. So I had to order an iced drink and I wanted the yuzu green tea. Tell me why she was quick to say "NO we don't have that." Like huh? It's on the fucking menu. So turns out she just didn't see it and was just quick to deny it bc she found it after I questioned her. Ok interesting. The drink was also very watered down and basically diluted lemon water. Did I get scammed into ordering a drink to quench my thirst? Who knows. Then, the boy brought out 3 plates and 3 forks for the 4 of us and said that those are the only plates they had left. But then he didn't see that we each had our own plate already. But even then, did you run out of forks too? The mango mochi was given to us in paper bags. And that's it. I noticed the table next to us ordered the same thing but theirs was presented on a plate with a knife and forks. Why the fuck wasn't ours delivered like that? We don't remember saying it was to-go. Lol the cherry on top was when my friend wanted to order the ice cream of the mochi ice cream only since the flavor was really good but she did not want the mochi. But they denied her that and said she has to order mochi ice cream as a whole, even though she said she wouldn't mind paying the same price but just for the ice cream only. So she asked for the mochi on side. Which they allowed her to. The mochi beignet was alright. Wish we were recommended to get the sauce on the side. Because it was dry by itself. The mango mochi would probably better if it was served cool. The mochi ice cream flavor was pretty good. I liked the green Thai tea. And my friends enjoyed the peach oolong. All in all, service needs some improvement. read more

I prefer nornal beignet over mochi beignet. I like mochi but I just don't really think it fits with beignet. They also have other desserts at this cafe. The place is nice with indoor and outdoor seating. read more

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We came here to try the world's first mochi beignets. It was very light fluffy and chewy! The store is really cute with lots of cute seating. We loved the tea too! During mango season they have a mango mochi that we unfortunately didn't get to try because we came here in the winter. I want to come back in the summer to try it! They also have a lot of other desserts. The staff was very friendly and courteous. read more

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So glad I finally got to try Moignet!!! Our daughter was turning 2 and I was looking for a bakery to purchase her birthday cake from and stumbled upon Moignet on TikTok. We ordered 1 strawberry shortcake l, a dozen moignets, and their hot sandwiches. I am not joking when I say that everything we ordered was so good my husband commented that the sandwich he ordered was the best he's ever had!! Safe to say that we will definitely be back soon. Inside was cute and modern! Tons of seating. They have all their yummy desserts displayed in the front. The entire staff is friendly and attentive. Please give this bakery a try, you won't regret it! read more

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I would not return for the moignet, but I would come back for the mango mochi. The mango cream mochi was really soft and delicious! The moignets were kind of plain even with the strawberry sauce that I paid extra for. It may be better with the chocolate sauce, since chocolate has a stronger flavor to it. It would be better if they could add some fresh fruit like a topping or filling to it. read more

Finally made it to this Japanese café after seeing a lot of YouTube reviews and social media posts. It has a small indoor dining area with some outdoor space which is shared with GYU Plus. Thankfully we got there early on a Sunday and got a table right away but there were people waiting for a table by the time we were done. We ordered the 6-piece mochi beignet dusted with matcha powder which were good but a little plain without the dipping sauce. You have to buy the sauce separately, $1.75 each or $5 for all three flavors. I prefer the chocolate over the strawberry cream since the latter was a little watery. We also had the porkchop with tomato sauce from the seasonal menu which was tasty but would have been better with some kind of side to go with it maybe rice or potatoes. I would skip the yuzu lemonade since it was too watered down for my taste. They also have a variety of desserts and sandos and I would like to go back and try them another time. read more

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Came for the Fresh mango mochi, limited supply when in season. I have never ever seen anyone make it like this! The mochi was soooo soft, and the mango was pretty good for non-season! You can get it with cream or not. There's also strawberry cream mochi and then of course the Moignet-a beignet filled with mochi. Very unique Asian bakery. Would visit again for sure. read more

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2.5/5 hmmm i shall probably try their other popular dishes one day but we tried the moignet, most notably the main dessert here, and it was so underwhelming haha i love the idea of it but even the sauces didn't really help. there's just this lackluster of flavors, but usually this is common when food spots blow up and quality goes down since it's so busy read more

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4 stars for the Mango Mochi - the real winner. Skip the rest. I visited this spot after seeing the viral "POV husband" reel, but the experience was a mixed bag. The Food: The mochi beignets were decent, but not something I'd go out of my way for again. The real dark horse was the Mango Mochi. It was a massive portion with a perfectly fresh, chewy exterior. I especially appreciated that it didn't contain the red or white bean paste usually found in fruit mochi. The Drinks: This is where the experience dipped. The matcha was atrocious, and the espresso drinks were nothing beyond standard. Go for the mango mochi, but skip the drinks. Would like to return to try the honey toasts, they look delicious! Pro-tip, you can eat outside and try a few different famous restaurants nearby, including Babystacks (famous for the panckes) and Gyu+ (famous for the wagyu and egg sandos). read more

Overall? I wanted to like this more than I did. The concept is solid, the menu is interesting, and the space has that clean, modern cafe feel that pulls you in. But the execution just didn't match the expectation. Service was okay at best. The attendant didn't seem very familiar with the menu, which made ordering feel a bit off. The desserts themselves were fine, but nothing really stood out. It's one of those places where you finish and think, "that was decent," but not something you'd go out of your way to revisit, especially with better dessert options nearby Parking? Street and lot options. Can get busy We had: Mango Wrapped Mochi (2.5/5): This one just didn't come together. The idea sounds great, but in practice it was messy and underwhelming. The mochi itself leaned bland, more like plain dough than something with real character. The mango didn't bring enough brightness or sweetness to carry the bite, so everything kind of fell flat. It needed more contrast, more punch, something to justify the concept Moignet (4/5): These were good, no question. Freshly made, soft with a slight chew, and a nice light sweetness that doesn't overwhelm. You can see why they're the signature item. That said, they didn't quite live up to the hype. Solid flavor, well executed, but not something I'd go out of my way for. It's good, just not memorable read more

Fell in love with Mochi beignet and cappuccino. My family and I visited this place to introduce it to my sister-in-law from San Diego. She got a cheese Danish from Milk Bread to bring as a treat to her kid. I love the chocolate sauce of the mochi beignet. The place is beautiful inside, but the space is small. Customer service is good. read more

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What a fun experience. I have never had Mochi and beignet pastries before. Well we had fun making videos and taking pictures of our food at this place. I love dessert, I love a fresh pastry even more. This place hit all the marks. If you are in Vegas you have to stop by and try this crossover hybrid pastry joint. read more

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The beingets and mochi are delicious. Eat the beignets when hot. They taste so much better that way. The mango mochi is definitely yummy. If they had without the crème, I would have loved too, but that wasn't an option. Girl at service counter could have been a bit nicer. Not sure if that her regular demeanor or having an off day read more

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I've tried the last three times I visited Vegas to come here and get that mango mochi thing. The first two times, my choice was outvoted for another restaurant so now that I'm here alone, I was like "I'm making this happen" and mango is out of season!!! oh, heartbreaking. I asked the cashier what to get between the zen curry egg sando or lulus pb&j and she advised the former so I got it. Eggs were soft scrambled beautifully and the curry was very light. I felt like flavorwise it was missing something...even a little finishing salt would have helped a lot. And not atypical for a Japanese style sandwich, it was stuffed inside a thick slice of toast so I was left with a LOT of dry bread at the end (that was also toasted perfectly but I wasn't compelled to eat it so, wasteful). But I also go the 6pack of their namesake and they were awesome. Not too sweet. Dusted with powdered sugar and matcha powder, fried hot and fresh...I totally thought it would be chewy like a mochi donut but actually it's stuffed with soft gooey mochi. It was such a fun and delicious surprise. Their other desserts were beautiful as well and I couldn't believe how low their prices were. Like a little fresh fruit tart for 5 dollars? If this was LA, they could be charging like 150% more. There is also a ton of available seating inside and out. They have the corner spot of the plaza so seating wraps around. And their utensils are thin and gold (vibeeee). The only minimal annoyance was that their doors are crazy heavy. read more

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Got influenced to stop by here through social media... this was a bit disappointing. Thankfully I was already down the street for lunch and didn't go out of my way just to grab this. First off the place is pretty small. If you are planning to check it out with more than 3 people it may not be the right place. The staff is friendly though and helpful with what to order. The service is pretty quick too. It didn't take forever to get the moigents. The moigents were pretty simple and just tasted like a deep fried donut. I got the chocolate hazelnut and strawberry sauce. They were out of the yuzu so was a bit disappointed in that as well. The sugar was tasteless and didn't add any depth to the moigents. The mango mochi was by far the biggest disappointment. I was really excited about this one and thought the mochi would be slightly sweet and a better texture? It was bland and literally the only taste was the mango in the middle. The mochi itself was falling apart and wast messy to eat. The strawberry sandwich was also just cream. You didn't taste anything else. I haven't had the ones in Japan so not sure what they were going for with this one. The place is cute and has all the vibes but the desserts I got today were not what I was expecting. Social media definitely overhyped this for me. read more

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The beignets were hot and fresh, covered in powdered sugar. The mochi inside made them nice and chewy. I paid extra for the sauces--strawberry, yuzu, and chocolate. The strawberry was watery and lacking strawberry flavor, the yuzu was tart and citrusy, and even though I'm not a big chocolate fan, the chocolate sauce was the best out of the three with a strong flavor and good consistency. Would definitely recommend eating them fresh. They only come in orders of 6 or 12- I had leftovers that weren't nearly as good the next day. read more

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Great mochi beignets, but they really do have to be eaten as soon as possible. It wasn't too sweet, which is great and it did not come with sauce, but ours had matcha powder on it with the middle pieces having a bit more than those on the side! read more

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Finally got to try the mango mochi. The mango was super fresh and refreshing. The mochi was perfectly chewy. Cost was around $8.50 and was a pretty good size (half a mango). I would come back for this again if I'm in the area. read more

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