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    Sugarfina

    3.9 (48 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Lunar New Year 2024 8pc Bento Box
    Rolando C.

    Celebrated the Lunar New Year of the Dragon by getting the candy bento box (8 pack). The packaging was cute that they put your items in, but this Lunar New Year themed box is worth keeping once the candies are gone. I tried some of the candies so far like the lucky mandarins, gold pearls, yuzu caramels, and the auspicious stars. The one I liked the most so far was the lucky mandarins, but the yuzu caramels come up there close by because that zesty flavor has a nice kick to it. Would get again for themed boxes.

    Valentine gifts
    Stevo O.

    I'm really not a candy person, but saw they had a lunar new year collection. I wanted to try this company out and see what their "bento box" is all about. I bought the Lunar New Year Chest with various candies and was happy with the way it was displayed. I was though a little confused when the cashier told me that it was 50 percent off, but was charged just 15 percent off of what I thought the price was. Because I had not gone in with a perception of receiving a 50 percent discount, I'm letting it slide. Just be aware of pricing at this store and the adage if you have to ask the price, you can't afford it...

    3 PIECE CANDY BENTO BOX
    Shirley K.

    I received their 3-piece candy bento box as a gift (which can be customized). Mine came with cold brew bears, champagne bears, and royal roses (see photo). My favorites were the royal roses and champagne bears! So tasty and satisfied my cravings for that gummy texture candy! The gift brought me joy. This makes a great whimsical yet sophisticated gift to cheer someone up or as an alternative to chocolates (personally not a fan of chocolates). It comes in a very sturdy and elegant box. I was chatting with my friend who received it as a holiday gift and she was happy to get chocolate balls in her trio gift box. So chocolate is available for chocolate lovers!

    Doreen M.

    I was gifted a trio set, but only opened and ate the chocolate ones as the other gummies I knew I wouldn't like based on the flavors. The packaging is beautiful and I didn't realize that these candies would be so gourmet. I really just thought they re-packaged basic @ss stuff, but the chocolates had me SOLD. I ate the dark choc sea salt caramels. I love candy that isn't too sweet and the texture of the caramel is not runny/too stringy. This was PERFECT. I am not a sweets person to begin with, but I would definitely buy and eat this flavor again and try some of their other stuff!

    Gelato bento box
    Brandon C.

    I've been to a few sugarfina locations before but this is by far the best! My local store is very tiny. In comparison, this location is huge! The selection was great & I was pleased to see that they had a large variety of products on sale. The presentation of the products is excellent. I would definitely recommend their products if you need to pick up a gift or are in the mood to treat yourself.

    The store was closed when it should have been open...
    Randall G.

    Why are u not keeping the normal hours of the mall on Friday, Sat, and Sunday! Especially on valentines weekend when people are buying candy... #dissapointment

    But First Coffee Gummy Bears
    Clara W.

    Sugarfina is one of my favorite stop at Westfield Century City. A small candy cube makes a nice gift for someone or gift for yourself. Peach bellini, Parisian pineapple are some of my favorites. Christmas, Valentines, Easter candies, they have for every occasion. including juice detox or yummy gummies with booze for extra kick!

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    I bought all these boxes of gummies and they are all stale. So hard to chew. You pay for the packaging.

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    Enjoyed my night can't wait to go back . I loved the food and how they came out dancing and singing to birthday guest.

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    Ask the Community - Sugarfina

    How many bulk bags of gummies do you need to fill a 20oz apothecary jar? I assume most of the gummies are similarly sized as weigh a similar amount so if you have used any of the gummies for a "candy bar" I'd love to know how many bags you used.

    Hi Amber! One 2.5 pound bulk bag of gummies is about 40 ounces, using our Champagne Bears as an example. So, if you'd like to fill a 20 ounce apothecary jar, you should be able to use half a bulk bag!

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    Shohei Ohtani broke my heart. Or rather Fugetsu Do did when they told me there's a $15 minimum to…read moreuse credit card. I placed the blue Dogders-themed Sho-mochi back on the shelf, promising I'd return soon with ransom money. I never break a promise. A week later, I walked in with a $10 bill and walked out with $3.50 worth of change shuffling in my back pocket. Shohei and I are skipping town. I took the train to a stop far from covetous eyes. I devoured the 1st mochi street side, liberating smooth white chocolate ganache from its stretchy mochi enclosure. Then I ate another one. Was it worth the two trips and the odd feeling of handling paper bills? Sure, because long before Shohei, I've loved Fugetsu Do. Korey's Chocolate mochi is my all-star, named after the founder's great grandson. Years ago, Korey's dad, Brian Kito, was at the Cherry Blossom Festival in Monterey Park, demonstrating how to make mochi. He told us he created this treat because his son likes chocolate. I was hooked. I usually buy their confectionery at the local Mitsuwa or Marukai. It's inspiring, though, to see this shop in real life, standing on First St. as the oldest business still operating in Little Tokyo. Shuttered during WWII when the Kito family was incarcerated, it was rebuilt from scratch when they returned with no money or access to their equipment. The founder's son Roy and his wife Kazuko slept at the Buddist temple while he worked as a waiter to save up. With determination and community support, Fugetsu Do reopened for business in 1946. It is now a piece of living history, a testament to human hope and mochi, stretched and pounded, only to come out stronger on the other side.

    Fugetsu-Do is one of the oldest institutions for mochi and Japanese confectionaries, and you'd best…read morecome visit for some treats to experience tradition! I don't think there is necessarily any single flavor that is a must-try (though I haven't tried a lot), so you could be best just choosing flavors that naturally appeal to you. I also don't have a tier list because there's somewhat of a language barrier and a lack of description when perusing their selection. You're best pointing to something that looks cute and just hoping for the best. Also, since there's usually a line to order, you feel bad when you're holding up people. Luckily, I think most of their mochis taste good due to their delicate mochi exterior and well-balanced bean paste fillings. They even have some that are filled with chocolate or other things, and some topped or mixed with fresh fruit. I generally hate red bean desserts, but I don't mind these because the paste is super smooth. The paste is maybe a tad sweeter than I'd hope for, but perfect for the average taster. Parking is pretty annoying since this area is popular. Fresh mochi really will not keep well, and are very prone to degradation, so they will only last a couple days after purchase. Honestly, this type of dessert is not exactly a thing that you'd crave for, but more of a cute, quirky enjoyment that we should continue to support just to keep it in circulation.

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    4.5(74 reviews)
    5.9 mi•Studio City

    Wonderful store- so bright, clean, cheerful. Huge selection of over 100+ different types of…read moredelicious candy. I've been to Studio City and Century City stores and they were both great with friendly staff. I would definitely go back for more wonderful treats!

    KANDI is literally a candy wonderland! I love coming here…read morebecause they have such a huge selection of Swedish candy, from sweet and sour gummies to marshmallow candies, chocolate, and so many different flavors and textures. You can literally take your time walking around and pick whatever catches your eye. They give you little white shovels to scoop the candy into your bag, and then your bag is weighed at checkout, so you pay based on how much you get. Just be careful because it is VERY easy to fill up your bag, especially when you want to try things you've never had before. I have a few favorites, and I definitely recommend coming here if you want to try something different. I also like that you can collect points and get money off once you accumulate enough. The Studio City location on Ventura is in a great area with other dessert spots nearby, so you can definitely make a little treat run out of it. I would bring friends or guests here, and if I had kids, I would absolutely bring them too. I definitely recommend KANDI if you love candy. Just know that once you start scooping, it can be very easy to go through an entire bag by yourself!

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