Mochinut Hayward - Hayward, California

Frank Sanchez

A friend visiting from Sacramento brought me once some Mochi donuts, and those were SO delicious, that I had to find a local place that sells them.

Found Mochinut in Hayward, and decided to give it a try. They have indeed a good selection of flavored Mochi donuts to choose from, and they were as delicious as I remember too.

Sadly, paying $17 for only 6 donuts (which are smaller than your regular thick ones), is where my motivation to be a regular customer stopped though. Maybe once in a while, but that's all really.

Ivan Baradi

It’s been a while since I went to Mochinut, which is probably around two years ago. Also keep in mind that it collaborates with another joint called LACA. I haven’t tried Mochinut in this location, but probably tried LACA.

The atmosphere is ok, not really fascinating though. However, the rice dogs tastes good though. Unfortunately, they don’t sell boba just like most locations like the one in San Mateo, but heard that they recently closed. You may want to go to other Mochinut locations if you want boba from it.

The service is ok, but would have been better if they have better approaches on interacting with customers. I get that they’re busy, but being a little more nice would have been more appreciative rather than having a low tone.

Greggory Williams

Odd little place with two businesses at the same counter. We were there for donuts and not corn dogs. Got a half dozen ($17) donuts/mochinuts with flavors of fruity pebbles, raspberry, cookies n cream & obe. They are rice based but did not see a gluten-free sign anywhere. They are like a series of donut holes joined together to make a ring. Texture is a bit chewy compared to a regular donut. I thought they were okay but not interesting enough to be going back when combined with the price and atmosphere of the place. Seems like they were more focused on the other business. Would recommend for the experience but not much more but could be your new favorite thing.

Tiffany Phu

I crave this place. It truly haunts my dreams… definitely not the healthiest place but such a treat!

I’m obsessed with their hot Cheetos mozzarella corn dog. I’ve tried their half mozzarella hot dog and mozzarella potato which are both good and super crispy but the Cheetos is the most flavorful

Their mochi donuts are tasty too. Flavors change but my favorite is the churro and pandan.

They sell Vietnamese baked goods like bread, banh mi, eggrolls, coffee, etc. Haven’t tried them all but would imagine also good.

Kathy LC

SF East Bay. The mochi donut in itself was perfectly done while the flavors were a mix of good & just ok. We liked the passion fruit, Nutella, cookies & cream and churros while we could hardly taste the black sesame & red velvet for those two flavors. Overall, worth a try but I don’t see us doing a repeat buy.

Althea Hokafonu

Omggggg wowserz so my sis put me on this I remember this spot hella years ago they’ve always had bomb sandwiches but now they got these lil Korean donuts & corn dogs they’re hella bomb the donuts are fresh you can tell they not no regular smegular donuts lol they’re just perfect then there’s the yummy corndogs I’m not a fan of corndogs in general but I tried one & didn’t regret it they’re crispy I also tried their meat pies it was delicious most def recommended not to mention the sweet cashier great customer service nice cute shop immaculate but just a warning they can be addicting so don’t say I didn’t warn ya

Bryan Louie

Light, fluffy and delicious! I’d go early when they are fresh out of the oven. They also have Korean on a stick hot dogs too 🙂

J dreamkings

Staff is very friendly, I will say that our potato half and half was basic. The potato crust just tasted like un seasoned potatoes cooked in oil. The filling was a half beef dog and half mozzarella.BUT!! This is all I tried so I'm not sure about anything else on the menu.