Small shop with colorful details and a full espresso bar offers plentiful outdoor seating ideal for relaxed people watching. Atmosphere feels warm and friendly with a smooth, easygoing vibe. Gelato stands out for its authentic Italian flavors and variety including vegan and sorbet options.
Creamy, silky vegan gelato stands out here, offering a dairy-free dessert that feels rich and smooth. This gelato serves as a perfect dessert option, especially after big celebrations.
Ube mochi gelato features a generous amount of mochi mixed in, creating a unique texture. Flavors include dark chocolate orange, toasted coconut raspberry, and the standout ube mochi.
"This gelato is the best I've ever tasted, so creamy."
"I tasted the best vegan gelato I have ever had."
"The ube mochi gelato is mind-blowingly good."
Good to know
Parking is available in a medium-sized lot at the rear and nearby metered spots.
There is no restroom available for customers, which is uncommon for ice cream shops.
Pazzo Gelato offers many vegan and sorbet options along with seasonal flavors.
Open space with minimalist design and spacious seating creates a cozy yet lively atmosphere. Noise levels rise with students and young adults chatting and working, giving it a busy, energetic vibe. Fresh pastries and unique drinks like black sesame mochi add to the inviting experience.
Desserts focus on healthy options with flavors like black sesame paste used in toast and pastries. Sweet treats taste good without being too sweet.
Creative drinks feature Injeolmi mochi and black sesame prominently. The mochi latte often includes sweet nutty cream and mochi nuggets, blending traditional rice cake textures with coffee.
Good to know
Parking and the entrance are behind the building.
The parking lot behind the shop gets pretty full quickly.
Parking in the rear of Cafe De Mama is free during the daytime.
Small dessert shop offers dense, fluffy shaved ice that melts smoothly without excessive sweetness. Crowded, vibrant energy fills the compact space, with limited seating inside and some outdoor options. Presentation stands out as artful and eye-catching, making it a popular spot for casual hangouts and dessert dates.
Icy desserts like bingsoo stand out here, often topped with mochi for a traditional Korean texture. These treats offer a unique and delicious way to finish a meal.
Black sesame mochi with cocoa stands out as a rich dessert option. Injeolmi flavor combines roasted soybean powder, sweet red beans, and mochi for a nutty, creamy bite.
Good to know
Parking is free in the garage conveniently located behind the shop.
The establishment operates on a self-service/ordering kiosk system.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small, historic bakery with a cozy, old-fashioned atmosphere and tight, compact space. The shop offers an extensive selection of traditional mochi, known for its freshness and quality. The vibe is warm and intimate, focusing on preserving long-standing confectionery traditions.
Specializes in traditional Japanese desserts with a wide variety of options. The Japanese mochi dessert stands out for its sweet and chewy texture, making it a popular choice for small dessert gifts.
Fresh, soft, and chewy mochi comes in a big selection with traditional flavors. The Strawberry mochi stands out for its delicious taste.
Good to know
Expect a line on weekends; arrive early to avoid long waits.
A minimum of $10 is required for card payments.
Parking validation is available for the John Aisa Parking Lot.
Outdoor seating surrounds a small dessert shop known for taiyaki pastries and creamy soft serve ice cream. Crowds form long lines, creating a busy, fast-paced atmosphere focused on quick service. Watching taiyakis being made adds a unique visual element to the experience.
Creamy soft serve comes in iconic Taiyaki cones with sweet drinks. Desserts stay reasonably priced and offer a cold, refreshing treat late at night.
Mochi appears as a key ingredient in several items, including a fish cone that blends mochi and waffle textures. Plenty of options let you add extra mochi along with sprinkles and cereal.
Good to know
The wait time can be long, especially on weekends.
Parking can be tricky, but metered street parking is available nearby.
Credit cards are accepted at the shop.
Restaurant combines modern chic and Filipino tradition with a retro Manila sound vibe from live acoustic guitar performances on select nights. Atmosphere balances intimate live music and nostalgic decor, creating a warm and lively setting. Large tables accommodate family gatherings, enhancing a communal dining experience.
Soft and chewy textures define the ube mochi, which balances sweetness well. The ube brownie mochi arrives warm and soft, making it a satisfying dessert choice.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary as walk-ins are not accepted.
Parking is limited to 30 minutes on the ground level and 1 hour in the garage.
The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
Donut shop with cozy, cute design and earthy plants creates a welcoming atmosphere. Calm music and art add to the alluring vibe while small outdoor tables invite relaxation. Known for fresh, light donuts and a variety of Korean-inspired treats, it offers a lively yet comfortable experience.
Desserts here feature Asian-inspired flavors and a chewy texture that stands out. The shop offers a variety of treats including boba, donuts, and Korean desserts with careful attention to flavor and presentation.
Mochi donuts here have a chewy texture that is never hard. Flavors like Ube Brown Sugar with Boba, matcha oreo, and chocolate churro stand out for their deliciousness.
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SOMOCHI DTLA offers a variety of unique mochi donuts and Korean-style corndogs.
Prices at SOMOCHI DTLA can be considered on the higher side.
Parking is available nearby, making it convenient for visitors.
Modern space combines indoor seating, bar, and outdoor patio with heaters. Atmosphere balances relaxed and welcoming vibes with occasional loud dubstep music. Crowd enjoys Asian-American fusion style and lively energy suitable for casual meals.
Birthday desserts come free with the rewards program and arrive quickly, often before the meal ends. Prices for shared desserts are part of a roughly $50 per person bill, reflecting the quality and location.
Cold, chewy mochi finishes the ramen, adding a unique texture. Green tea mochi ice cream stands out as a popular choice for dessert.
Good to know
Parking is validated for 2-3 hours in the adjacent lot.
Expect to spend around $50 per person for shared appetizers and ramen.
Happy hour offers discounted appetizers and drinks from 4-6 p.m.
Minimalist cafe with Asian-inspired design and large windows fills with natural light. Atmosphere blends calm, cozy vibes with occasional loudness from indoor dogs. Pastries stand out as innovative and highly praised, complementing the modern, spacious setting.
Desserts feature a hard chocolate cookie shell with creamy filling and fresh-tasting passionfruit on top. The menu stays simple with Korean-themed options and strong hojicha flavors in cakes, while breads and signature desserts often sell out early.
Mochi Cinnamon roll stands out with its addictive flavor. The menu also features mochi muffins and black sesame mochi bread that recalls homemade mochi.
Good to know
All pastries and signature desserts are often sold out by 2 pm on Sundays.
Street parking is available nearby, but can be limited.
The seating area is limited on weekends, making it hard to find a spot.
Soft serve made with Hokkaido milk creates a rich, creamy texture with authentic Japanese flavors like matcha and black sesame. The shop has a clean, cute atmosphere and often draws long lines despite a modest menu focused on quality over variety.
Light texture makes the ice cream feel like a refreshing treat rather than a heavy dessert. Desserts overall offer a perfect balance for a sweet finish.
Small square mochi and mini glutinous rice balls add a fresh, chewy texture that pairs well with soft serve. Matcha mochi and toppings like brown sugar and roasted soybean powder bring distinctive flavors to the desserts.
Good to know
The lines here can get very long, especially during peak hours.
The cost of a soft serve is $9.
The parking structure is available for parking nearby.
Small dessert spot offers unique crepe service with self-order kiosks and indoor and outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels cozy and lively despite tight space and occasional crowding. Crepes stand out as rich and flavorful, especially crème brûlée varieties.
Creme brûlée dessert crepe stands out with a light, fresh texture and balanced sweetness. The custard offers a rich, filling flavor that feels both elevated and homey.
Crepes feature mochi inside, often paired with whipped cream and ice cream. Popular choices include the green tea mochi crepe with matcha sauce and the creme brulee crepe.
Good to know
This location does not accept cash; only cards and Apple Pay are accepted.
The place gets packed quickly due to its popularity and has limited seating.
Parking is difficult; consider using Japanese Market Plaza or street parking.