I came to Mochinut with my college aged daughter. She told me it was a favorite with her and her friends and wanted me to try it.It's an Asian inspired place that serves Asian corn dogs, donuts and a few other snack type foods. They also have boba and bubble tea. It's close to the school so they come often. This is a nice, bright place with cute neon signs and plushies and minimal décor. Sitting here I can smell the cleaning products which confirmed it is a well scrubbed restaurant. The place is not overly large, but there is a cute seating area. Definitely a younger vibe, but it's adorable. I ordered the ramen corn dog, brown sugar bubble tea and a matcha donut from the kiosk and was called shortly after. The corn dog was fun to eat with the crunchy ramen crust. There was plenty of cheese and the hot dog inside was perfectly cooked. The bubble tea was kind of flavorless. Mostly milk tasting. I would have liked more brown sugar flavor. There were plenty of pearls in the drink. The donut was good. The matcha glaze was tasty and came with Pockey stick. This meal cost me about $20. I'm glad I gave it a try. It's a fun place with fun food.

This is a cute little spot in Worcester!! I came on a whim with a friend as we both were randomly craving donuts. I loved how colorful and inviting this location is. You order by kiosk and they have a mix of mochinuts, drinks, and street food. I ordered a strawberry mochinut and a passion fruit smoothie. My friend got a chicken sandwich, French fries, and a lychee lemonade. I never had a mochinut before, so wanted to get something not too over the top as they had some interesting flavors. The strawberry was good. I'm used to donuts being soft and I prefer when frosting is not stiff or dry. I noticed the donut was a bit hard, and asked the lady to microwave it. She said she couldn't because that would ruin the donut. She tried to explain that it should be eaten as is, but I paid for it so it wouldn't affect her if I wanted to microwave the donut I paid for. The donut was good, and was not as light as a traditional donut. I'm not sure what to compare it to. The smoothie was tasty, and refreshing. What I really enjoyed was the fries, though! I tried some of my friends and then decided to order some for myself. They were lightly seasoned, crisp and hot! I definitely would revisit, and bring my sister next time as I think she would love this place.

Just had my first Mochinut and wow is all I can say. Cute cafe with great (quick) service and ambiance. I had the coffee mochinut and a bite of my brother in law's strawberry mochinut. Both were delicious!! I can't wait to go back and try another flavor. So light and yummy.

A quick fix for a sweet tooth. I hadn't tried mochi nuts before so I visited the store along Park Ave with a friend. The mochinuts were well baked and a little crunchy which gave them a wonderful texture. The flavor of the toppings was quite subtle so it wouldn't be the best choice if you have a sweet tooth like myself. The ambience was lovely though and the service was super fast! Extra points for the cute cushions!

There have been times we've have gone here multiple times in a week, honestly at that point mochinut should consider giving us a loyal customer discount. Their donuts and corn dogs are absolutely amazing and not too expensive unlike some of these mochi donut shops in worcester. We will be back SOON

Love that I don't have to drive all the way to Boston to get some delicious mochi donuts and Korean corn dogs. The staff was friendly and welcoming. Also like how there's a self check out area if you don't want to wait in line to order. Very spacious and good vibes if you want a place to hangout with friends. Will definitely come back and try the rest on the menu.

We came to Mochinut during its grand opening and thoroughly enjoyed it! We had three different types of Korean corn dogs and they were amazing. The mochi flour coating is so unique - crispy and fluffy at the same time. We also had half a dozen mochi donuts that were fabulous. The mochi flour creates a light and chewy bake and the toppings were very flavorful. We had milk tea that was very good as well. The spam musubi was only so-so. The spam was soaked in soy sauce which isn't necessary as fried spam imparts its own saltiness. Also, there was no furikake between the spam and rice, which means the complexity of the flavor was low. It was better than no spam musubi, though! The employees were kind and helpful, and they also had touch screen self-ordering kiosks that you can use if there's a line. The decor is cute and tidy. They have a small "free little library" space with kids' novels which is a nice touch. It's a fun space with creative snack food. We'll come back again!