Winnie L.

Pro-tip: There's a kiosk where you can place your order instead of waiting in line. Highlights: Lots of options for flavors including traditional and Asian. The mochi donut itself is very soft and chewy. There was no wait when we went. Lowlights: Maybe it's because I'm in my 30s now, but I found the frosting to be way too sweet. I had to scrape off almost all of it to eat. I still think it's weird there's no option to buy just one, you have to either get a drink and one donut or you have to get a box of three.

Dane B.

"More than just a donut," as Mochinut claims to be. I couldn't agree more with their tagline. What truly sets Mochinut apart is the chewy texture and light, fluffy interior, which comes from using rice flour in their dough. Their donuts have a signature shape, which are eight small, round dough balls that are connected together to form a circle. Having visited a couple of times, my favorites are the Matcha, Chocolate, and Choco Funnel Cake flavors. There are so many flavors to choose from that I want to try other flavors the next time I visit. Every bite was so satisfying for my sweet tooth. In addition to their yummy donuts, Mochinut also serves rice hotdogs, milk teas, and a variety of flavored drinks, which make the perfect pairing with their mochinut donuts. You can find Mochinut in four locations across Arizona: Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, and Peoria. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth stopping by.

Travis T.

This Mochinut is located inside Chandler's 99 Ranch Market at the front of the store. I'm usually not a big donut guy, but I do enjoy Mochinut. I usually get one of their 3-packs to go. They have a variety of unique flavors at Mochinut that rotate daily. Strawberry Funnel, Ube, Churro, Mango and Matcha are just a few fun flavors that they offer. This fusion of donuts and mochi makes them chewy on the inside and a little crispy on the outside. The donuts themselves are shaped like a baby teething ring. Check out their Instragram page to find out what is being featured for the day. Mochinut also has a variety of milk teas and Korean corndogs at this location.

Rebekah D.

Kiddo has been asking about a hot Cheetos corn dog. The service was fast and friendly. It's in the food court of 99 Ranch, so there's plenty of parking. Standard food court atmosphere. I didn't think it would be very good, but if you like hot Cheetos and corn dogs, you get the best of both worlds. They also have donuts but we just bought a ton of pastries at 85C so we didn't purchase any donuts. Definitely will be back next time we are in the area.

Christa M.

Stopped by wanting to try one and to my surprise they were not sold individually, the smallest order you can get consists of 3. We had one matcha, one funnel cake, and one strawberry. The matcha didn't taste like matcha. It tasted more like it was just regular frosting mixed with some green food coloring. I took a bite of the strawberry one and it had an overpowering taste of "fried" and it was dry. Not good. I didn't try the funnel cake one, but my friend said it was way too sweet. She said she'd rather have a regular powdered donut. The employee didn't greet us nor say anything but our total. I think she was shy.... Paid about $10 for the box of three. The pink box they are put in is super cute and the presentation is adorable! This is a pass for me though.

Young C.

Yeah.. Finally found local mochi donut place. Drove 25 mins to get some mochi donut . I've only had them in Vegas last two times. I don't know what they do different at this location but man.... They are so yummy and chewy.. They are the best of the 3 I've been to. Only downfall is the price.. Dang $30 for dozen.. Oh well.. They are yummy.

Dwayne O.

Mochinut Like the fact that they are built like a bunch of connected donut Holes so you can eat some or the whole thing Blueberry is a winner, highly recommend this flavor. Mango is good Churro is also very g lood Strawberry is ehh, could pass on this Cookies and Cream is pretty good

Joyce W.

Am I the only one who thinks these doughnuts look like a baby's teething ring? Mochi doughnut is a doughnut that originated from Hawaii that is a combination of American doughnuts and Japanese mochi. Mochinut is gaining popularity owed to its unique shape and wonderful bouncy texture. It's crispy on the outside with a soft chewy inside. They're great. It's great. After having one, you'll feel great! I stopped by this 99 Ranch Market location on Friday, January 20th, for their soft opening. I got three doughnuts: ube, this one with a Korean cookie, and Fruity Pebbles. They were as delicious as the other Tempe location so. no complaints here. I was bummed when they told me the wait for the Korean dogs were "quite a wait" when I tried to order one. Oh well. Maybe next time!

Venessa G.

So delicious totally will go back, chewy airy and just yummmmmm So delicious totally will go back, chewy airy and just yummmmmm

Amanda C.

Swung by here after grabbing groceries at Ranch 99. It's gonna be tempting every time I go shopping! They had a lot of flavors of donuts available on Saturday morning - I think maybe like 6-8 flavors? 3 donuts were $9. Not sure if they sell them singularly but will probably do that next time bc 3 is a lot for 1 person lol. We also ordered a corndog. They said it was about a 10m wait which was fine with me. Ate everything at home, although you can eat there was well as there are several tables available to eat at. The corndog was as expected and yummy. The donuts were unfortunately a bit heavier than expected - they didn't taste like the ones I've had in Asia! The oil taste was a lot stronger. It was a bit too sweet as well. Got black sesame, cookie, and blueberry flavors. Considered matcha but the color looked like the matcha flavor was not strong. Unfortunately black sesame was not strong either. Will probably return whenever craving Korean corndogs, maybe will return for the donuts if I'm craving something extra sweet.

Michael W.

Go nuts for Mochinut! I came here today for their soft opening. Having been to the Tempe location, I already knew the drill. For those who haven't had mochi doughnuts, imagine the decadence of a doughnut with the bouncy of Japanese mochi. It's a textural dream. I enjoy the crisp exterior and chewy interior. Thank you, Hawaii, for this great combination and dessert! I was slightly disappointed when I was told it would be "a long wait" if I wanted a Korean corndog. What does that mean? 10 minutes? 20? 30? Nonetheless, it made me change my mind. :( Mochinut is a solid place and makes for a great gift to bring to friends and family. It's a good location as you can grab-and-go after grocery shopping.

Yuming C.

It is a small shop inside 99 Ranch Supermarket. I was craving some mochi donut, and stumbled upon this shop. At first glance, the donuts look very pretty. I got a box of 6, and they were very delicious, but a little bit too sweet for me. As for the service, it was pretty fast as they just need to ring me up and grab the mochi donuts.

Mike F.

Some co-workers and I swung in Ranch Market to check out Mochinut. It's in a stall immediately to your right when you walk in the entrance. Can't miss it. The donuts are firm on the outside and hold their fun shape well, but are soft and chewy on the inside. Idk what magic they use to create that mochi dough, but it creates a great texture and flavor. The ube donuts had a taro flavor and the glaze was rather sweet (my favorite). My wife loved the chocolate churro the best. The Oreo cookie one was good, and not quite as sweet as the taro. Only complaint I can come up with is the price. These treats are on the pricey side so we aren't gonna be replacing bosa with them yet, but as an indulgence, you have to try these.