Always a fun treat! So many options - bins are always replenished and nothing tastes stale (unlike…read morea different Swedish candy store in century city mall) Think pricing is very fair as well for the amount of candy you get

If you're looking for Swedish candy, **Sockerbit is the place to go!** This was our second visit,…read moreand it looks like they've done a slight remodel since the last time we were there, but they still have an amazing selection. The highlight is the huge wall of bins filled with all kinds of Swedish candy. You grab a bag, fill it yourself with whatever you want, and then take it to the counter where they weigh your bag and charge you based on the weight. There are so many options that it can be hard to decide what to get! I really wish they would open a location in North County San Diego. Until then, whenever we're in Los Angeles, Sockerbit is definitely one of our stops. If you love Swedish candy--or just enjoy trying something different--this place is definitely worth checking out!

I loveeeee this store. It's Amazing!!! They have so many different assortments of all types of…read morecandies. The staff members are very helpful and treat you with kindness. If it weren't for this store I wouldn't have a small business. Thank you Jacks Candy for giving customers the best experience. Loretta's treats

Staff is so helpful from walking in to walking around…read more There's all the candy you can think of here! Parking lot is a little small, but you can usually find a spot. I do recommend coming during the week as I can see it filling up on weekends

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.

Yummy mochis! I can…read moredefinitely say it was worth traveling to little Tokyo from our hotel for this gem of a place. I got an 8 piece box and a 12 piece box. My only regret is I came when they were actively restocking half of the mochis (like 4 trays at the same time worth). I wouldn't have mind waiting for them to restock, but the way it's set up with the long lines and crowds you kind of are pressured and rushed to order right away even if half of their selection isn't visible to get. The employees are friendly but in a "hurry up and quickly tell me what you want" way to keep the line moving. I managed to snag a couple pieces they were restocking but did feel rushed and fomo of the pieces I didn't get. It's hard to know what you want or order if you're unfamiliar with their descriptions, there's no pictures or menu, and the selections they are restocking are hidden behind a counter you can't really see. So it's not like you can point to a mochi either. It felt a bit like a random guessing game of not much communication of what they have available and them also staring at you expectedly trying to get you to hurry up and order. Not the best feeling but still very happy with the mochis I got. Just unlucky I guess with the exact timing. The mochis themselves were very delicious and I was happy with how they turned out. In fact I flew back to the Midwest with both boxes stuffed in my suitcase, and shockingly they survived the trip. I and my family were eating them and finished all of them by 3 days later, with only a slight degradation of chewiness. I'd say that's extremely impressive for maintaining of freshness. Hopefully those who visit from out of town find this review helpful and are wondering if it'll keep. I didn't put these on the fridge and kept them room temp the whole time too. Anyways, I hope you all enjoy!

It's an amazing historic place in the sodas are really good especially if you make it yourselfread more

If you are looking for something new and slick- you'll be disappointed…read more I was born and raised in LA decades ago and this is old school. It's part of our past. So I'm a little bit biased. It is not owned by any corporation, so that's a plus right there, in my book. You can make your own soda, have a sandwich, then cruise the aisles. The selection of sodas is impressive. They used to have more, but it's still a lot. I would encourage anyone who wants to experience a bit of old LA before it's gone, to come by. It was fun, we bought a lot of soda, and we will be back.

I must tell you the nuts here are terrible and seem to be sitting in the case for a while! I got…read morethe chili limon which were the most unfavorable nuts i have ever had. You couldn't even taste the chili on these. The cashews were a bit better but not that great! I'm glad i only got half of pound of each instead of a full. After trying to eat about half the bag i just couldn't do it anymore. I ended up throwing both bags in the trash.

I recently went to the Grand Central Market for breakfast one day and ran across this sweet shop…read more My partner was really in her sweet tooth cravings and we checked the shop. The amount of options this store had was massive from regular candy to different candy from different places. So I got a one pound of her Chili gummies and she was really satisfied with them. The woman helping us gave us great service and was really nice letting us try some samples. The ambience was really cool and colorful with the arrangement of candies.

It's really well designed with a great ambiance the people who work here are sweet lots of…read morepatience. It has a variety of candies and I have bought here they even have my old time favorites. They also custom design candy and throw parties.

We spontaneously came across this candy store while strolling Belmont shores and decided to stop in…read morebecause I saw a sign for sour Swedish candy... and I was so excited to find out they have my favorite Swedish sour raspberry bottle candy! I've been looking for these in stores for many years since my favorite candy store closed down in NorCal! The employees were really kind to let me try a piece of candy before purchasing! Just make sure you ask them for a sample because they grab the sample for you. This is to keep the candy clean from strangers hands :) Such a nice hidden gem, especially if you're looking for any retro or Swedish sour candy.

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!

I called for information about a specific character piñata and the staff was so helpful in telling…read moreme what was in stock, prices, and store hours. Their piñatas are excellent and we were very happy! Never going anywhere else for a piñata.

I ordered everything for my daughter's birthday here. The prices are very reasonable and they have…read morea good selection of candy and products. I ordered a custom picture frame to match our party theme. They did a great job and made everything easier. There was no need to drive around from store to store. They offer free parking for customers as well. The only reason why I am not giving them 5 stars is because one of the bags of popcorn was stale.

Satisfied my cravings with these tanghulu. White strawberries and cotton candy grapes are seasonal…read moreitems only #musttry. I like the thin layer of sugar coat on fruits.

So excited to finally try the tanghulu here. I always walk past it when I'm taking my dog for a…read morewalk and decided to stop by for a treat. The store owner was very friendly and allowed my dog to come inside. I got the green grape, strawberry and tangelo (a hybrid between tangerine and grapefruit). Price range from $6-7 per stick. I'm normally not a fan of mandarin tanghulus due to the texture of the fruit being soft but my favorite out of the three was the tangelo. Also, glad that they're open on weekends and have late hours. Apple Pay is accepted which is a plus. Highly recommend!

I love this place! All of their snacks are delicious , especially the candy apples . They're…read morealways a huge hit at the outreach events I host--people absolutely love them! I definitely recommend giving this place a try.

I made numerous visits here during the holidays to pick up candy apples, popcorn, and other various…read moreitems for several holiday parties. Each visit went smoothly; I was in and out promptly, customer service was EXCELLENT, and, of course, the actual products were great and tasted great. I am a huge fan of California Snack Foods, and I will remain a loyal customer.