Raphael C.

My first time trying Japanese mochi donuts. I got Taro, black Sesame and red velvet. The texture is soft and chewy. My favorite one is the taro. I also got the Vietnamese drink with caramelized Brown sugar pudding cloud. It's delicious! I'll be back again. Thank you.

oralia l.

Fun place to try something new You order at the kiosk first and then go up with your receipt to actually get/pick out the specific order The place itself is beautiful Prices are little high

Libby F.

My first mochi doughnut! I decided to go for a three pack for $7.50. I believe if you buy just one they are $3.00 a pop. I'm a big fan of mochi ice cream and I've tasted over a dozen different flavors of them. So of course it was an easy choice to pick black sesame as my first choice. I arrived around noon, so choices were limited; so glad to see this business prosper. I also added the churros and funnel cake. Those two were basically cinnamon sugar coated and powdered sugar coated respectively. All were delicious, but black sesame was the winner. I think I took exception to it because it was frosted. Next time I'm in town this summer I will be back and try other frosted flavors. I'll have to get there early though! I think the owner was running the shop and there were no other workers around. Customers ordered and paid from a machine and when you were called up to the counter you then chose your flavors. They do have counter seating along the window, but I took my yummies to go.

Christian C.

Aesthetically mochi donuts is a 10 out of 10. From the outside to every section of the inside looks like something very Instagram worthy. I appreciate how much they put into the appearance. However when it came to the actual donuts, it seems something may have fell flat. I ordered a combination of the cookies and cream, powdered sugar, red velvet and banana donuts. Perhaps I went in with super high expectations but based off the appearance I was expecting them to be delicious and they were simply ok. Not nasty by any means, but just very ok. I did get some Milk tea and that was very tasty, way better than the donuts. There are kiosks that you order your food/drinks that are fairly simple to figured. So you can pick the amount of donuts you want to pay for, and then when it's your turn at the register you'll go up and select which items you want. I think Mochi has lots of potential and I want to give it another shot but overall a solid spot in Troy.

Maisha R.

Mochi dough is sooo cute! I love the picturesque interior and how fun it is. These are great treats to enjoy on your own or bring to a party - they are always a hit! I love all the fun flavors but the classic funnel cake is my favorite. Service can take some time especially when they are backed up, and flavors often sell out, so I would recommend ordering ahead.

Maria P.

Craving mochi donuts or want to try them? This is the place! We had them on a trip to Texas and fell in love with the crispy outside, pillowy and slightly chewy inside treats. Several flavors to choose from, but the black sesame and any fruity flavors are our favs. Even my 84 year old parents love them. Cool digital ordering screens on the wall as soon as you walk in. Fun selfie walls too. Whenever we are downstate, we try to figure out a way to get to Mochi Dough.

Christine B.

This is the cutest place ever! Best iced Matcha that i've ever had (50% sweetness), i wish i would've gotten it a little more sweeter! bonus: i purchased the cup with a surprise and received the cutest surprise plushy ever, i cried a little because of how cute it was! For the main attraction, these donuts are so GOOOOD they are to die for! Taro was my favorite--it has such a rich/creamy taste! Birthday cake/cake batter something like that was also my most favorite! It is an absolute mouth party! Lastly, I tried the churro one! It was good too! Will be back 10/10 highly recommend! The service was also amazing!

Jenna C.

Intrigued by the idea of a mochi donut mashup, I popped into this insta-worthy shop and got a 3-pack to go. There is no seating so that's actually your only option. Luckily, there was no one there when I arrived so the woman at the counter told me how it worked - basically, you order & pay at the kiosk and then choose your flavors when your name is called. I opted for the plain, the churro, and the apple pie. They also had biscoff, matcha, sesame, and a few others. After one bite, I realized I've had something similar before but it took me a minute to place it.... An elephant ear! Except these aren't served warm and they're smaller. But my favorite out of the 3 was the churro. It was definitely fun to try them.

Amethyst W.

Located Troy, in a very packed shopping plaza. We had to park in a neighboring lot to come here. You have to order in the kiosks then go up to the counter to pick your donuts. They also sell Bober tea here, but we didn't try it. We got the birthday cake, mango, strawberry chocolate, black sesame, spider man (raspberry), and taro. The ambiance is bright and clean. Tons of opportunities for selfies or group photos while waiting in line. The service was fine. They basically just put the donuts in the box for you.

Brittney S.

Absolutely love this place !! Im just incredibly sad i just found this place after living in Troy for 3 years. I don't know why nobody has ever told me about it?!? This place is comparable to Crumbl Cookie but for donuts!! Their flavors and design of the donuts are absolutely stunning. I am not someone who can eat regular donuts because of the yeast - it completely makes me feel nauseous. But these donuts are made of rice flour instead of yeast - and are so freaking good !! I can now eat donuts. This isn't like your traditional donut shop. I think it's more fun to eat and look at. The interior is absolutely gorgeous! Great photo opportunities for the IG fanatics. I love how multiple people can share one donut with the pull-apart circles. My family of 6 ordered a 12 pack and were able to try all of them ! It was so nice! We didn't even eat 1/2 the box and it lasted several days. Word of advice, If you want to eat inside, the only seating they have is a standing window bar top - no tables and chairs inside. So stand and eat, or order to go. Also... you don't order at the counter... there are 2 kiosks you order from. Then they receive a ticket, call your name and your proceed with your selections. Also Definitely try their drinks !! These are staple must haves! I ordered a supreme strawberry green tea with homemade chizu cream - it tasted like a strawberries and cream milkshake !!! Absolutely delicious !! Everything is a little on the expensive side - similar to Starbucks costs (~$6-7 a drink and $30 for a box of 12 donuts). But definitely worth the treat if willing to splurge a little.

Nicole R.

The world is indeed a better place now that mochi donut has finally arrived in Michigan and in Troy itself. I was so happy to see this place right across from the Nordstrom rack plaza off of big beaver/ right off the freeway. Each mochi donut is listed as $2.50 and they have some very creative flavors. The employees working were nice and there are some good selfie points in here if you want to take a picture with your churro mochi donut. I like how light the donuts taste compared to traditional donuts, which feel heavier and more fried. I would definitely come back here. I love the pink boxes the donuts come in and how trendy and cute the place itself is. Definitely worth a visit asap and a wonderful addition to Troy.

Nicole E.

Closed already. Walked in and told me they were closed. They close at 8pm. There were folks inside too. I was told they were closed after taking one step inside. :(

Ailun H.

My friend and I went for the soft opening and we were super excited to try mochi donuts! There was a relatively long line to order and it's good that they had a kiosk for that which made it more efficient. However, we still had to wait awhile since the employees are still getting the hang of making boba and grabbing donuts for customers at the same time. This process will definitely get better over time! We got three donuts - black sesame, taro, and Thai milk tea. Our personal favorite was definitely the black sesame and enjoyed the glaze mixed with the chewy and spongy dough. It's quite good and definitely worth the try if you're a black sesame fan. We also enjoyed the taro and found that the Thai milk tea was a bit too sweet. It comes in a pretty box and extremely shareable with friends :) In general, I liked the donut itself more than the glaze - felt like it was more sugary and sweet than the flavor itself. Overall, worth a try, but it was definitely a really long wait for three donuts. We waited for about 40 minutes and had to go up to the counter to ask for our order since we realized some people who came after us already left with their orders. PS - those who want to try and don't want to wait in line for a long time, you can order ahead online, I think!