Mochinut Hotdog- Garden Grove

Never had a mochi donut until now. I was curious to know the latest combo food trend. It taste like part donut with excessive sugar glaze and a chewy inside. Each sphere is sized to fit in the mouth with one bite. A minimum of 3 pieces is required to be ordered. That's $10 for 3.... A bit pricey since there's a big hole in the middle. For the amount of food and taste, it is just okay. Kind of like fair food....

The Mochi donuts were so cold and hard. Not sure if that's how they're supposed to be served. Also the HotDog were served pretty cold... not a fan of this place anymore. Might I add it is pretty pricey now.

The rating Is for the prices not the product Suggestion of a friend so we had to try it Unique concept for sure Three little ring donuts for $10.....wow! What is that a 1000% mark-up? Had the Oreo, the Crème Brûlée and the Strawberry They were pretty decent but again, for $10....... Not worth it! They were probably better without the icings/toppings Worth a try? For sure! Will I do it again? Nope! No, I will instead go to M&M Donuts on Katella and Harbor for some fresh blueberry donuts for 1/3 the price

Came here tonight because I saw a sign saying Mochi Donuts nearby. They had 3 donuts for $9. Definitely, the most pricy mochi donuts I've seen thus far. We chose the strawberry, chocolate with cereal marshmallow, and dulce de leche churro. The donuts weren't very good. I'm not sure if it's because they weren't very fresh or it was just the flavors they had. The strawberry and chocolate seemed like they had been sitting out for a while. The dulce de leche churro was my favorite, probably because there was sugar on it! I've had a couple other mochi donuts and the best one was from the King's Hawaiian Bakery in Torrance. Those were much fresher, better selection, and they tasted good!

Simple, clean and cute place. The corn dogs were great! We got the potato original and cheese half&half with the honey mustard sauce. They were both good!