Mochinut - Stockton

Located between Tasty Pot and Arby's. Parking can be a bit tight. Upon entering, there was no greeting or welcoming. The front employee was just going in and out. We had to figure out on our own to order from the kiosk. Now, ordering from the kiosk was relatively simple, three different tabs for mochinut, rice hotdog and milk tea. The milk tea has no option to adjust sweetness. We had the brown sugar and Thai Tea. Thai Tea tasted like Thai Tea, but more on the bitter side.The mochinut was good, sweetness level was fine. The only thing I didn't like about the mochinuts, were that they were actually left on those bakery trays out in the open. Maybe I'm picky, but I thought they would be stored in like a bakerydisplay case. The theme inside the store was pinkish, really cute. Waiting for the rice hotdog took some time, but it was pretty good.

Very happy to see a mochinut shop is open in Stockton. The mochi donut are as good as those I usually got from the San Francisco. They are fresher , more convenient I have it in Stockton. Taro milk tea in the can is super cute. I would like to bring my friend next time.

First time in here. When it was my turn to order the person that was standing upfront didn 't welcome us. She just look at me and said, go to the tablet and order. So I order my stuff. I order a dozen of the mochi donut. It was pretty pricey. The mochi donut and the corndog was good. The drink wasn 't that tasting. It tasted kinda plain. But overall this donut shop have good mochi donut and corndog.

This Mochinut really suck! First of all, they a limit amount of space packing lot. This Mochinut only accept card only. Every week, the mochi donuts change ever different flavor for awhile. The mochi donuts are decent the corn dog is good. The drink pretty cool they make like a can of soda bottle. The drink itself however, not favorable taste. I order a brown sugar tea, but it's look like a regular milk tea that make me disappointed give a wrong drink or they tryingme rip me off. Also, the price itself is very pricey. I grateful they have in Stockton but, I'm pretty disappointed about the price of the food the drink not that special. And I hate to say that, they post on they Instagram to make lookgood and post fake reviews on Google's reviews for 5 stars.

Came here some time back. I was new to the place so when it was my turn up front the cashier just told me to go to the tablet with no greeting. I was confused on how they just expected me to know what to do.. I had no idea how to even navigate thru the tablet and I couldn't even ask for help as the employee was gone to the other side. I kinda played thru the tablet and it took me a while to understand before being able to checkout. My sibling was outside with me as wewaited for our 1 dozen. As we were called, we walked in and the same employee just gave us the donut box we ordered. Didn't say bye, thank you for coming, and just moved on with their work. I was confused if there was anything else that wasmissed or if i had to wait for another box. I waited till the employee was available and finally asked if the single box was my whole order. The employee said yea. I had a nervous laughter as I thanked them for the reassurance because itfelt so awkward. Still no good bye or thank you for coming. But it was just that one employee that I remembered. Hopefully the rest aren't like that. This place is quite overpriced for its presentation. Still concerned for the donutssitting out by the front. I think it would've been better if they had separate sides of one to order and one to pick up because of the crowding. The display looks cute but it's a waste of space for the counter. That side could've been usedfor the order/register as it's lined up to the door and the left counter could've been the pick up side. The donuts tastes good but they all pretty much tastes the same. The black sesame was the only one that I could tell the difference.Matcha one was quite bitter (I tried it from a family that had ordered a box). All I can say is, come for the experience!