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    I'm donut ?

    4.0 (313 reviews)
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    Open 10:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    The original  The chocolate  Glazed
    Kaivona P.

    Oh my Word! I was casually walking by when I saw a huge crowd walk out..I was intrigued...is this a donut factory? Welppp I walked in and my life is forever changed. These donuts are PILLOWY SOFT! The flavors are subtle yet powerful both at the same time. Just Wow! Incredible If you think your basic for simply ordering the glazed well prepare for your world to be rocked . In total $22 for 3 donuts and a matcha. Considering I paid $17 around the corner for a mediocre chocolate chip cookie and a smaller matcha...this is well worth it . No regrets and I'm guaranteed to do it again Genuinely the best donut I've EVER had . It's really indescribable . You have to try for yourself.

    Alex M.

    I was walking back from a restaurant for my lunch break and I came across "I'm donut?" in Times Square. I coworker had mentioned the place in the past, so I decided to give it a go. The shop has a great aesthetic, and the employee who helped me was friendly and welcoming. I kept it simple and ordered two glazed donuts. I'm not a hard man to please, but these donuts were incredible. Light and fluffy and glazed to perfection, much like how I'm glazing this place in my review haha. The only downside is the price. At $4.98 for a glazed donut, it's definitely on the expensive side. Maybe that's just the Times Square premium, but after taking my first bite, I had zero regrets. These donuts were absolutely off the chain.

    matcha cream
    Ashlee L.

    Been seeing this place all over my tiktok, so I had to try it while I was in nyc! It was my first time trying a brioche donut too, so I was really excited! We went at a super awkward time tho, around 6:30pm right before a dinner reservation we had, so we only got 1 donut to try. A bunch were already sold out by the time we got there, but luckily they still had the matcha cream one because that was one I wanted to try :) We actually ended up eating it the next morning, but oh my god was it good. We refrigerated it so it was nice and cold, the matcha flavor was so strong, the donut was so chewy and fluffy and surprisingly not too sweet. It was literal perfection. I can't even imagine how good it would've tasted fresh. But despite how good it was, I'm not sure that I can justify an $11 donut...... Nonetheless, I still really want to go back to try some of the other flavors and especially their savory donut sandos. I've never had a savory donut sando and it sounds divine. There is no seating inside, so you're going to have to stand around outside to eat it if you want to eat it right away!

    Nama donut
    Michelle O.

    Their original Nama donut is good. Nice slight crunch in the crust, soft, chewy center. Not too sweet. I really like it. Matcha donut is $2 more expensive, at $5.95. Similar to the original donut but more strong bittersweet taste due to the matcha. Matcha powder generously coats the donut. I wouldn't get this next time as it's expensive but it's enjoyable.

    Najwa G.

    First, the employee Charlize was great & super patient with my one too many questions about donuts of all things haha. I got the lemon one & yes it was pricey but it was indeed tasty. I'd go back to try other fun flavors.

    custard donut
    Michelle L.

    Yummy donuts! What can I say... I love a good donut. These are really yummy- the dough itself isn't very sweet and are quite airy/fluffy, closer to a yeast donut. We tried the chocolate donut (not filled) and the custard donut. Both were tasty but I definitely preferred the filled donut. The chocolate had a rather mild chocolate flavor- similar to a chocolate cake you would get at an asian bakery. I wished it was glazed or had more sugar because it was rather lacking in flavor in general. A little on the pricey side, quick service though! I love donuts in general and would probably still eat both again. Overall, I would recommend!

    Kathryn T.

    Beautiful donuts that are not too sweet. This place is more of a grab and go and the donuts have the quality of being not too sweet with different varieties including savory. They aren't the most doughy versions but if you want to mix it up from the Times Square chains, it's a good option. No seating but the staff was nice and quick to work through the order.

    Aditi R.

    3.5! We went in to try this place now that the social media buzz surrounding this has plateaued. And no lines - yay! Upon entering, the ordering system is weird because there's one person manning the order placement - in one section. Upon placing and paying, we must wait and collect from another section. It felt weird because the signage or the placement did not make any of this apparent. The donut itself (we got the matcha one) is soft and fluffy. However, the prices make no sense to me - one donut was $6. The fancier ones went up to $11-$12 for one donut.

    Dom G.

    Walked here on a Tuesday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised to see there was no line so I walked straight in. First time here and was amazed with the selection available to select from. I was confused and the person helped me with my making my choices. I chose: 2 originals 1 matcha 1 chocolate - which apparently is loved by everyone The original was good but my kids weren't a massive fan because it was too spongy. The did like the matcha one better than the original. The chocolate one was the winner out of all - this one wasn't shared with the kids rather, my friend. I would definitely come back and go for the chocolate. There were also $10 donuts but given it was my first time there, I wanted to try the original first before venturing out to other flavors.

    Original ($4)-- fluffy chewy interior :)
    Wendy T.

    Prepared for I'm donut to be just hype, I was pleasantly surprised with how delicious these donuts were! The brioche-like donut comes either filled with cream or alone in flavors like their original, matcha, or chocolate. They have some NY-only options like the PBJ, caramel espresso, and even an anchovy donut... and some interesting savory options like a donut hamburger. ** Original (5/5): it looked like a traditional jelly donut, and the inside is not only fluffy but also moist and slightly dense (some may describe as slightly undercooked?). The outside coating of layer made it nice and sweet. Super tasty and light! ** PBJ (5/5): this one tastes decadent with the sweet peanut butter cream and sweet fruit jelly. Harder to appreciate the uniqueness and fluffy moist interior of their donuts but definitely super delish! I would definitely recommend getting at least one of their unfilled donuts to see how unique and tasty their donuts are! And loved the PBJ filling, can't wait to try their matcha and espresso ones-- om nom nom~~ Their ordering system seems a little redundant (mark choices on paper, have someone come talk to you to confirm, give the paper to the cashier who then confirms it with you again before the order is prepared), but since the line was short, it was fine. Can't imagine how long it would take with a long line! The staff were all very nice and friendly though :) Inside is simple, bright, and clean. There's some merch on the wall and otherwise no tables or seats, so plan to take your donuts to go! If you're in the theater district or near Times Square, I'd recommend stopping by!

    Fenny C.

    Originally was from tokyo, Japan. Ppl said they have flavour uniquely to here, like the pb & J. A short line when we get there around 10ish, it moves pretty quick. They also have merchandise inside to purchase. We got: Original Pb&J Tangerine royal milk tea - limited edition Kinda in the oily side,but I love the airy and chewy light mochi type. I can eat 5 of the original by myself. Note: not recommend to travel with, because of the fresh cream and chewy texture will become hard.

    Strawberry custard, sake , matcha and original
    Alison T.

    Surprisingly very good and fluffy. I'm usually not a donut person bc it's usually too sweet but this is a good balance. Good service, the worker that was helping me explained the ordering process and each individual flavors that they have. The service was quick and pleasant. This place is takeout only so they don't have a place to sit down and eat. Donuts are not too sweet and pairs well with the cream. The dough is nice and fluffy even after we leave it out for awhile. The custard cream is very good. Didn't get to try this in Japan but glad there was one near us in NYC.

    Cyrus A.

    Cool donut spot in the heart of the theater district! We popped by for a few donuts before a show, and fortunately there was no line at around 7pm. The donut varieties were really interesting, spanning a bunch of sweet and savory options, from strawberry to scrambled eggs (yes, really). We kept it simple with some of the classics - an original, and a strawberry. Both were good, the donuts were light and fluffy, not super dense. The strawberry flavor was good, a bit sugary for me but still did the trick. I'd come back to try some of their more interesting flavors on my next visit!

    I'm donut? matcha. $5.95 + tax as it's $2 more than an original. Soft with subtle sweetness and matcha. Good but pricey

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