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Nom nom nom. That almost all that needs to be said. These Mochi donuts are so amazing that they're almost impossible to describe. I bought some for the awesome people at my work and the initial reception fell into to camps; one camp asked "what are MoMo Mochi donuts" and the other camp ran at top speed to get to them. In a nutshell, IYKYK. The consistency and texture of the donuts alone makes them a delight to eat but the flavors are so perfect that your only option is to close your eyes and cherish the amazing goodness. Don't hesitate for a moment to try these out. They are stunning.
This spot is within "The Block" of Rockville Town Center. The donuts still tasted fresh even though we picked up in the evening time. We had a large variety adn tried the mango, yuzu, coffee, and ube. All were very flavorful. The only thing I was kind of disappointed about was that they served the donuts in a paper bag instead of a box. It caused the donuts to get a little bit messy!
They had a special on the menu - Purchase 5 and get 1 free (each is $3.50). Now even though I have had mochi before, I have never had a mochi donut - I went all in and got this special. Make sure you have nothing else in your hands as the box you receive it in is huge. Here are the ones I liked and would get again: Ube, Mango, Oreo, Cinnamon Sugar, and Strawberry. It tasted like I was eating a chewy donut although I had to watch myself and not eat them all (ended up sharing one or two). I will probably not get the Chocolate again - did not like the taste of the coating. My favorite was the Oreo and the Mango. They were out of Pistachio - I would have loved to try that. I really enjoyed these mochi donuts, however it could get addicting and that is not a good thing in my book.
Definitely added to my list of favorite small dessert shops to eat and hang at! Loving these fresh mochi donuts from MoMo Mochi, which is located inside The Spot food hall near Rockville town center. Each donut is $3.50, or customers can buy five donuts to get a sixth for free! I love that we can mix and match these flavors, and they got some unique ones to choose from and I'm sure glad they don't have a large overwhelming menu to look at haha. Personally, I love the matcha and black sesame ones. Tip: they said they make a fresh batch around 11am to 12pm and another around 5pm to 6pm!
Super soft and chewy mochi donuts - newest addition to The Spot! The donut dough itself isn't flavored but the flavors are in the frosting/glaze and toppings. Tried the ube and the pistachio, and my favorite of the two was pistachio. The ube was more purple colored than ube flavored. These donuts are also on the smaller size for the price but still worth a try!
I really wanted to love momo mochi but was left feeling a bit lukewarm. We ordered one of each flavor to try em out. Buy 5 get 1. The base doughnut is the same for all. The mochi chew was lovely in texture. Love the ba-bounce. The frosting is where the flavor comes in but to me it was entirely too sweet which in turn drowned out the flavor it was suppose to have. Hopefully it's something they can finesse overtime.
This is probably more like a 3.5. I struggled with the number on this one. I went with my daughter and we are new to mochi donuts. We both love mochi though. We went in knowing they were suppose to be chewy in texture. On that part, they do not disappoint. I really liked the texture. Definitely a bit chewier and a bit denser than a normal donut. We tried 3 flavors: Mango, Oreo and Strawberry. We both felt like the Oreo was really sweet but still good. I didn't try the mango, but my daughter thought it had an artificial taste for the mango. The Strawberry, which is a new flavor, was both our favorite. Really good. The counter person was really friendly and served us quickly and was willing to answer questions. We'll probably try it again sometime so we can test out other flavors, but it wasn't amazing, but definitely not bad either. Worth a try if you have never been there before. Each donut is $3.50 and they come boxed.
If you have never had mochi it is the most scrumptious texture ever! It's so chewy and in the form of a donut it is the best thing ever. These donuts are great to share since they come in rings, you can break off small bites although once you start eating them you won't be able to resist not eating the whole thing! Unlike some traditional donuts, the glaze on these donuts are light and not overly sweet. Out of the one I tried, I have to say the black sesame was my favorite !
Got donuts for takeout late at night. The worker was very friendly and patient with us. He even threw in a third one for free! They were very tasty after we air fried them for a few minutes. What a great treat! Would totally recommend!
After seeing hundreds of these mochi donuts bless my Instagram and Tik Tok feeds, I was ecstatic to learn that Rockville had finally jumped on the mochi donut craze!! While I'm sad to see Alpaca Dessert disappear from The Spot, Momo Mochi is a wonderful replacement. Their mochi donuts are perfectly springy and chewy, and they have plenty of fun, unique Asian flavors. The base donut is slightly less sweet than a traditional American donut, but otherwise approximately the same. As for the individual flavors...it varies. The first time I was here, my friends and I ordered the yuzu, matcha, and ube donuts and each tried a bit of each donut. I thought that the yuzu was pretty solid -- it tasted a bit more like lemon than yuzu, but it was definitely a bit tart and the unique yuzu flavor shone through. The matcha was lovely, with a slight hint of bitterness in the background, although I probably would've preferred that the matcha flavor was a bit stronger and the sugar a bit lighter. The ube was my least favorite of the bunch; it was hard to taste the ube and it honestly just tasted like an average glazed donut. Even so, the unique texture of the mochi donut made it a fun experience! I'm not sure that I can really justify paying $3.50 for a single donut frequently, but it's definitely still worth a try! They're also partnering with Gong Cha now, so you can buy mochi donuts with your boba on a few days of the week (I think just Thursday-Sunday). I also catered from Momo Mochi for an event later on (the four boxes in the picture below are the leftovers from the fifteen that we ordered), so I've had the opportunity to sample the majority of their flavors. My ratings (out of 5) for the ones I've tried are as follows: - Matcha (4.5) -- slightly bitter, with a noticeable matcha flavor. I would've preferred for it to be a bit less sweet, but still solid overall! The pocky on top is a cute little touch. - Black sesame (4.7) -- also one of my favorites. It's slightly bitter and nutty, which does a phenomenal job of balancing out the sugary donut. Absolutely love the sesame. - Yuzu (4.2) -- nice, citrusy flavor that's refreshing against the sweet donut. I think it tastes a bit more like lemon than yuzu, and I would've liked it to be a bit more tart, but it's still delightful. The shade of yellow in the icing is also the most adorable pastel. - Ube (3.5) -- this one is overly sweet with a very minimal ube flavor. I can hardly taste the ube, and it tastes just like a normal American donut. - Mango (3.7) -- I also personally find this one overly sweet, but the mango flavor is quite pronounced compared to the ube donut. It's easy to get it confused with the yuzu one, though, if you're buying them together, so make sure you keep track of it! It has a nice citrusy flavor that serves as a great balance against the donut itself. - Cinnamon sugar (4.5) -- you get exactly what you're expecting, and you can really never go wrong with cinnamon sugar. They have a great ratio of cinnamon to sugar in the topping, and it's the perfect way to enjoy a mochi donut without the extra icing.
These mochi donuts come with the cutest look and this stretchy, chewy texture. Tastewise though, not so different than normal donuts but it's definitely on the less-sweet side compared to American donuts. $3.50 each, and now they're having buy 5 get 1 free! The flavors: Plain, Cinnamon sugar, Oreo, Chocolate, Yuzu, Pistachio, Matcha, Ube, Black Sesame. We got one each, except Pistachio. My favorites are ube & black sesame.
I've been wanting to try mocha donuts for so long and was excited to see that momo mocha was opening in Rockville. I went in on a Sunday evening and their flavors where limited, only black sesame, oreo, matcha, and chocolate which was disappointing since I was excited to try the unique flavors they had like yuzu. They do have a buy 5 get one free deal but I wasn't that moved to get 6 donuts based on the flavors they had. I ended getting 2 matcha and one Oreo. The donuts were quite delicious, they had a light airy taste and a chewy texture. They are $3.50 per donut so they are splurge for me but I can see myself coming back here as a treat.
Expensive, but a fun treat on special occasions. One of the best things about these mochi donuts is that they are easily dividable, so you don't have to buy a ton in order to let everyone try all the flavors. A big stand out flavor to me was the black sesame- it's sweet, but not overly so.
I was meeting some friends at the Spot food hall. One of my friends recommended me this place. I didn't know what to expect because I had never tried a mochi donut before. The staff is friendly and helpful, they suggested me ube flavor when I asked for less sweet donut flavors. The donut was delicious. They are a lot denser and chewier in texture compared to regular donuts. I would definitely recommend this place! There is no designated parking for this food hall, So be prepared to look for either street parking or garage parking. read more
4 years ago
Momo mochi is one of my top mochi donut spots. They have a lot of unique flavors to choose from and they're delicious! I got the strawberry, black sesame, and matcha. The strawberry is sweet and has artificial flavors, but has a slight tartness that resembles strawberries. It's not as artificial or sweet as the one from Donutchew. The sesame and matcha are my favorite! They both have a more earthy flavor with a slight sweetness to them. And the donuts themselves are soft, chewy, and easy to pull apart. I definitely recommend getting mochi donuts from here! read more
Momo Mochi is fire, it's as simple as that. I didn't even know what a Mochi Donut was before we got here. I was even a little reluctant to order something when I ended up here with with a small group, but I'm glad I did. I'm typically not a sweets person, but really! These donuts are not your regular donuts. The dough is like churro meets funnel cake almost, and the flavors that go into the icings are ridiculous. We ended up getting 6. Matcha, Strawberry, Yuzu, Oreo, Ube, chocolate. They were all delicious! I was to busy eating them to take a good picture. Sorry! read more
Nom nom nom. That almost all that needs to be said. These Mochi donuts are so amazing that they're almost impossible to describe. I bought some for the awesome people at my work and the initial reception fell into to camps; one camp asked "what are MoMo Mochi donuts" and the other camp ran at top speed to get to them. In a nutshell, IYKYK. The consistency and texture of the donuts alone makes them a delight to eat but the flavors are so perfect that your only option is to close your eyes and cherish the amazing goodness. Don't hesitate for a moment to try these out. They are stunning. read more
3 years ago
This spot is within "The Block" of Rockville Town Center. The donuts still tasted fresh even though we picked up in the evening time. We had a large variety adn tried the mango, yuzu, coffee, and ube. All were very flavorful. The only thing I was kind of disappointed about was that they served the donuts in a paper bag instead of a box. It caused the donuts to get a little bit messy! read more
They had a special on the menu - Purchase 5 and get 1 free (each is $3.50). Now even though I have had mochi before, I have never had a mochi donut - I went all in and got this special. Make sure you have nothing else in your hands as the box you receive it in is huge. Here are the ones I liked and would get again: Ube, Mango, Oreo, Cinnamon Sugar, and Strawberry. It tasted like I was eating a chewy donut although I had to watch myself and not eat them all (ended up sharing one or two). I will probably not get the Chocolate again - did not like the taste of the coating. My favorite was the Oreo and the Mango. They were out of Pistachio - I would have loved to try that. I really enjoyed these mochi donuts, however it could get addicting and that is not a good thing in my book. read more
Definitely added to my list of favorite small dessert shops to eat and hang at! Loving these fresh mochi donuts from MoMo Mochi, which is located inside The Spot food hall near Rockville town center. Each donut is $3.50, or customers can buy five donuts to get a sixth for free! I love that we can mix and match these flavors, and they got some unique ones to choose from and I'm sure glad they don't have a large overwhelming menu to look at haha. Personally, I love the matcha and black sesame ones. Tip: they said they make a fresh batch around 11am to 12pm and another around 5pm to 6pm! read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Super soft and chewy mochi donuts - newest addition to The Spot! The donut dough itself isn't flavored but the flavors are in the frosting/glaze and toppings. Tried the ube and the pistachio, and my favorite of the two was pistachio. The ube was more purple colored than ube flavored. These donuts are also on the smaller size for the price but still worth a try! read more
I really wanted to love momo mochi but was left feeling a bit lukewarm. We ordered one of each flavor to try em out. Buy 5 get 1. The base doughnut is the same for all. The mochi chew was lovely in texture. Love the ba-bounce. The frosting is where the flavor comes in but to me it was entirely too sweet which in turn drowned out the flavor it was suppose to have. Hopefully it's something they can finesse overtime. read more
5 years ago
This is probably more like a 3.5. I struggled with the number on this one. I went with my daughter and we are new to mochi donuts. We both love mochi though. We went in knowing they were suppose to be chewy in texture. On that part, they do not disappoint. I really liked the texture. Definitely a bit chewier and a bit denser than a normal donut. We tried 3 flavors: Mango, Oreo and Strawberry. We both felt like the Oreo was really sweet but still good. I didn't try the mango, but my daughter thought it had an artificial taste for the mango. The Strawberry, which is a new flavor, was both our favorite. Really good. The counter person was really friendly and served us quickly and was willing to answer questions. We'll probably try it again sometime so we can test out other flavors, but it wasn't amazing, but definitely not bad either. Worth a try if you have never been there before. Each donut is $3.50 and they come boxed. read more
If you have never had mochi it is the most scrumptious texture ever! It's so chewy and in the form of a donut it is the best thing ever. These donuts are great to share since they come in rings, you can break off small bites although once you start eating them you won't be able to resist not eating the whole thing! Unlike some traditional donuts, the glaze on these donuts are light and not overly sweet. Out of the one I tried, I have to say the black sesame was my favorite ! read more
Got donuts for takeout late at night. The worker was very friendly and patient with us. He even threw in a third one for free! They were very tasty after we air fried them for a few minutes. What a great treat! Would totally recommend! read more
After seeing hundreds of these mochi donuts bless my Instagram and Tik Tok feeds, I was ecstatic to learn that Rockville had finally jumped on the mochi donut craze!! While I'm sad to see Alpaca Dessert disappear from The Spot, Momo Mochi is a wonderful replacement. Their mochi donuts are perfectly springy and chewy, and they have plenty of fun, unique Asian flavors. The base donut is slightly less sweet than a traditional American donut, but otherwise approximately the same. As for the individual flavors...it varies. The first time I was here, my friends and I ordered the yuzu, matcha, and ube donuts and each tried a bit of each donut. I thought that the yuzu was pretty solid -- it tasted a bit more like lemon than yuzu, but it was definitely a bit tart and the unique yuzu flavor shone through. The matcha was lovely, with a slight hint of bitterness in the background, although I probably would've preferred that the matcha flavor was a bit stronger and the sugar a bit lighter. The ube was my least favorite of the bunch; it was hard to taste the ube and it honestly just tasted like an average glazed donut. Even so, the unique texture of the mochi donut made it a fun experience! I'm not sure that I can really justify paying $3.50 for a single donut frequently, but it's definitely still worth a try! They're also partnering with Gong Cha now, so you can buy mochi donuts with your boba on a few days of the week (I think just Thursday-Sunday). I also catered from Momo Mochi for an event later on (the four boxes in the picture below are the leftovers from the fifteen that we ordered), so I've had the opportunity to sample the majority of their flavors. My ratings (out of 5) for the ones I've tried are as follows: - Matcha (4.5) -- slightly bitter, with a noticeable matcha flavor. I would've preferred for it to be a bit less sweet, but still solid overall! The pocky on top is a cute little touch. - Black sesame (4.7) -- also one of my favorites. It's slightly bitter and nutty, which does a phenomenal job of balancing out the sugary donut. Absolutely love the sesame. - Yuzu (4.2) -- nice, citrusy flavor that's refreshing against the sweet donut. I think it tastes a bit more like lemon than yuzu, and I would've liked it to be a bit more tart, but it's still delightful. The shade of yellow in the icing is also the most adorable pastel. - Ube (3.5) -- this one is overly sweet with a very minimal ube flavor. I can hardly taste the ube, and it tastes just like a normal American donut. - Mango (3.7) -- I also personally find this one overly sweet, but the mango flavor is quite pronounced compared to the ube donut. It's easy to get it confused with the yuzu one, though, if you're buying them together, so make sure you keep track of it! It has a nice citrusy flavor that serves as a great balance against the donut itself. - Cinnamon sugar (4.5) -- you get exactly what you're expecting, and you can really never go wrong with cinnamon sugar. They have a great ratio of cinnamon to sugar in the topping, and it's the perfect way to enjoy a mochi donut without the extra icing. read more
These mochi donuts come with the cutest look and this stretchy, chewy texture. Tastewise though, not so different than normal donuts but it's definitely on the less-sweet side compared to American donuts. $3.50 each, and now they're having buy 5 get 1 free! The flavors: Plain, Cinnamon sugar, Oreo, Chocolate, Yuzu, Pistachio, Matcha, Ube, Black Sesame. We got one each, except Pistachio. My favorites are ube & black sesame. read more
I've been wanting to try mocha donuts for so long and was excited to see that momo mocha was opening in Rockville. I went in on a Sunday evening and their flavors where limited, only black sesame, oreo, matcha, and chocolate which was disappointing since I was excited to try the unique flavors they had like yuzu. They do have a buy 5 get one free deal but I wasn't that moved to get 6 donuts based on the flavors they had. I ended getting 2 matcha and one Oreo. The donuts were quite delicious, they had a light airy taste and a chewy texture. They are $3.50 per donut so they are splurge for me but I can see myself coming back here as a treat. read more
Expensive, but a fun treat on special occasions. One of the best things about these mochi donuts is that they are easily dividable, so you don't have to buy a ton in order to let everyone try all the flavors. A big stand out flavor to me was the black sesame- it's sweet, but not overly so. read more
Literally the best doughnuts i have ever tasted in my life. I came back to this place two days in a row. I also followed them in Instagram and they will give you 1 free doughnut. Also if you buy 5 you will get 1 free! Such a deal. It is $3.50 a piece.but its so good! read more
First time trying the mochi donut so off first experience wasn't expecting the chew but should have anticipated it with the name, a Mochi meets a donut is exactly this. Not a fan of mochis so wasn't a fan of this donut very chewy. Edible none the less just not a fan read more
Momo Mochi replaced Alpaca Dessert inside The Spot in Rockville. I wasn't wowed by these donuts as they are not much different in flavor than your standard American donut. I expected mochi donuts to be way chewier/stretchier, but they were just slightly chewier than a normal donut. We tried chocolate, black sesame, and yuzu. Yuzu tastes like lemon. The chocolate is rich and yummy, but our favorite was black sesame. It has a unique flavor that you can't find at your standard donut shop. Overall, I find $3.50 to be a lot for a single donut that isn't out of the ordinary. I miss Alpaca Dessert, which offered waffles with different ice cream flavors and toppings :( Still, this place was fun to visit and it's in a good location so I hope they add new items to the menu to change things up. read more
The mochi donut craze has come to Rockville! Momo Mochi is located in the Spot food hall, and took the place of Alpaca Dessert. The store front is bright and clean, and service was prompt. We went mid/late afternoon on a weekday and there was no line. I got one Oreo, one matcha, one ube, and one mango (order of my most to least favorite). I didn't quite understand why they would offer a "plain" flavored donut until I took my first bite; the donut texture and flavor was by itself pillowy and slightly sweet. The donuts were very airy and chewy, and so delicious. Unfortunately the mango and ube options lacked their characteristic flavors, but the matcha and Oreo one were VEEY flavor forward. My friend LOVED the black sesame. These donuts are also SO pretty and picturesque (some of them having matching pocky sticks for decoration) but the food coloring was very generous, so we did walk away with colored finger sand tongues after some of these donuts. Overall this was a solid stop for mochi donuts, can't wait to go back to try more flavors! Pro-tip: if you show that you're following them on Instagram, you get a free donut! read more
So glad that mochi donuts have made it into the DMV! Momo Mochi was great! We got there right when they opened at 12pm on a Friday. So they actually didn't have all their flavors which was a bummer because I really wanted to try their black sesame and yuzu. Regardless, the flavors that they did have were good! The texture is slightly more dense than other ones I've tasted but still good and delicious. We really liked the Oreo and the Ube, as well as the pistachio. My husband's fave was the matcha. So I mean, we pretty much liked everything haha. Anyways definitely give them a try. We will definitely be back! read more
The donuts are fun to try but nothing super amazing. Each donut is $3.50, which seems expensive to me. I don't know how difficult it is to work with mochi but $2 seems more reasonable. They are filling, though...similar to the waffle puffs from Alpaca or Snowbots. read more
3 years ago
MoMo Mochi I most say it was an unforgettable experience the staff was so friendly. Now, let's talk about the star of the show the ube donuts. Oh my goodness, these were simply divine! The first bite was enough to transport me to dessert heaven. read more
This place is a little expensive for a donut, BUT I personally think it's well worth it. The quality of the mochi is up there and isn't like some of the store bought stuff you can get. The flavors of each one really comes out and doesn't over power anything. I got a box of 4 as a birthday present and they loved it. Of the ones I tried, I loved the yuzu one. It had a great citrus flavor, but still was creamy. I typically love black sesame, but since I gave it as a gift I couldn't try it myself. By the looks of it, I would say it tasted good. I would definitely come back to this place if I wanted a sweet treat! read more
5 years ago
These donuts were springy, with a chewiness and legit QQ quality. Got there just as they opened, and they were definitely fresh made. The donut part itself is not flavored, and thankfully not too sweet. The icing made for the unique flavors. I hot matcha and black sesame, both very equally tasty. A bit pricey, but a good treat once in a while. read more
5 years ago
decided to try out the new mochi place in Rockville! It took over Alpaca Dessert at the Spot. Of course we had to try all the flavors. The donuts were nothing special in my opinion, it was just average. The dough was pretty dense and a lot chewier than other mochi donut places I've tried. There wasn't much flavor to the dough either. With that being said, the only flavor was in the icing. Overall, all the icing flavors were pretty fake tasting. The matcha, pistachio, ube, and black sesame all tasted kind of fake. The donuts were good for pictures but I will not be going back for more. read more
4 years ago
I was craving something sweet while at The Spot in rockville and saw this mochi donut place that looked delicious! There was nobody at the counter when I arrived so I ordered through the screen and waited for my pickup time. Even after the pickup time passed, there was nobody at the counter. I had to wait for 10 additional minutes for someone to arrive to help me. Once the employee was there though, they were helpful. It turned out that they were out of the flavor I originally had ordered (ube) so I went for Oreo instead in addition to the black sesame. It was definitely pretty pricey at $9 for 2 donuts. The donuts themselves were good, I definitely preferred the black sesame to the Oreo, which I found to be too sweet. Overall, would recommend trying them out if you are craving Mochi donuts and have a few dollars to spare, but it would be great if they could tell you which flavors were sold out before ordering and paying! read more
2 years ago
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I am so glad that I don't have to drive to NJ to get mochi donut fix. Finally they have one n Rockville. The Ube and the plain one are my favorite. read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
I bought half a dozen for a friend and I bought one yuzu donut for myself. The yuzu was delicious and chewy. Not overly sweet. Some of the frosting on the donuts weren't smooth so it took away from the aesthetic and looked sloppy but other than that I would purchase them again. read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
My first time trying mochi donuts and I thought MoMo's mochis were tasty and and I really enjoyed how chewy they were. To me, the mochis were more flavorful than the standard american donuts. The icing flavors were fun and tasty! read more
5 years ago
I love their mochi donuts. If you like black sesame flavor... I would recommend it. But I love all the flavors lol my daughter and I are big fan. read more
5 years ago
Amazing donuts! I'd never tried mochi donuts before but I love mochi ice cream so I was eager to try these. My daughter ordered the mango and I ordered the Ube. The mango one really hit the nail on the head for flavor, and I loved the subtle sweetness of the ube donut. Perfect for sharing too. read more
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Do they only have rice flour or do they also have wheat flour? Wondering if donuts are gluten free? Would love to be able to call and ask folks who make them...anyone know a phone number? Thanks!
301-309-0853 is The Spot's number. If they can't answer your question, maybe they can give you Momo's number.
Are they gluten free?
When I asked the workers they said yes! But you might want to double check if that changes depending on flavor.
