Neat shop offers authentic Japanese sweets with elegant displays. Mochi features perfect soft chew and unique flavors like cherry blossom leaf and fresh fruit. Atmosphere feels classy and refined, making it ideal for premium gifting.
Mochi here has a perfect soft chew with a dense sweetened chestnut paste inside. Varieties like cherry blossom leaf rice mochi offer a moist, sweet, and slightly salty flavor, while fresh fruit options like green tea, strawberry, and white peach stand out for their premium taste.
"The Japanese sweets and mochi here are fresh and delicious."
"I found the mochi here to be incredibly delicious and flavorful."
"I found authentic Japanese dessert treats with traditional wrapping."
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K Minamoto offers unique and authentic Japanese dessert treats.
Expect higher prices for the quality of authentic Japanese treats.
Gluten-free options are available for those with dietary restrictions.
Small space feels cozy but crowded with limited seating. Soft mochi has a coconut hint that shines, especially with strawberry matcha. Loud, busy spot is best for takeout, backed by a great playlist.
Soft mochi features a lovely hint of coconut that stands out. Matcha pairs well with mochi, especially in the strawberry matcha combination.
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Komeya No Bento is mainly a to-go place with limited indoor seating.
Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours.
Ordering online is recommended to avoid long lines.
Small tea house offers a cozy minimalist interior and a warm, calming atmosphere. Creamy, deeply flavored matcha soft serve shines here. Chewy warabi mochi pairs perfectly with matcha, featured in layered desserts like the Kiss of Matcha Parfait.
Warabi mochi stands out with its very nice texture and pairs well with matcha. Mochi here is chewy and enjoyable, featured in layered desserts like the Kiss of Matcha Parfait with Shiratama Mochi and Warabi Mochi.
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Expect long wait times after 2pm; visit in the morning for shorter waits.
They offer a rewards program with $2 ice cream on Tuesdays.
Street parking is available, but the area can be busy.
Cha chaan teng serves authentic Hong Kong-style desserts and homemade mochi that melt like clouds. Cozy space with classic milk tea and a homely vibe draws all ages. Japanese-style mango and strawberry mochi offer fresh, juicy fillings and balanced taste.
Mochis here are homemade and incredibly soft, melting in your mouth like a cloud. The Japanese-style mango and strawberry mochi stand out with fresh, juicy fillings and a well-balanced taste.
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Cash is preferred; credit card payments incur an extra charge.
The menu features both sweet and savory options, including boba milk tea.
The restaurant is open late, making it a good spot for late-night snacks.
Japanese confectionery shop shines with beautiful packaging and generous sampling of mochi, including strawberry flavor with balanced sweetness. Perfect for gift shopping, it offers traditional snacks like senbei and teas alongside collaboration items featuring popular series.
Japanese mochi comes in beautifully packaged boxes with a variety of flavors like chocolate and strawberry. Samples are generous, and the strawberry mochi offers a perfectly balanced sweetness.
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The shop offers a variety of traditional Japanese sweets and snacks.
Many items are directly imported from Japan, providing a unique selection.
They offer collaboration items featuring popular series like Demon Slayer and Hello Kitty.
Small tea house offers serene gardens with koi ponds for a peaceful visit. Mochi desserts like matcha cheesecake and red bean ice cream mochi pair well with Jasmine tea. Elegant setting suits quiet reflection or romantic daytime outings.
Ice cream mochi comes with flavors like red bean and matcha, often paired with Jasmine tea. The mochi desserts include daifuku and matcha cheesecake, with some options priced around five dollars.
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Access to the Tea House requires paying to enter the Japanese Tea Garden.
I paid an entrance fee of $15 at the Japanese Tea House.
The menu prices at the Japanese Tea House were reasonable.
Small coffee shop offers cozy seating and a pet-friendly vibe with free dog treats. Butter mochi shines with rich texture and flavors like ube white chocolate and green tea. Low-volume old school hip hop adds to the relaxed atmosphere.
Butter mochi stands out as a highlight with a rich, amazing texture. Flavors like ube white chocolate, green tea, and black sesame offer a tasty variety that pairs well with coffee drinks.
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Parking is difficult, and I needed to park a few blocks away.
Seating inside is limited with tables and a small patio outside.
Pixlcat Coffee charges a 4.5% fee on top of the coffee price.
Japanese grocery store buzzes with fresh sashimi and a nostalgic vibe like Japan. Mochi section shines with fresh red bean mochi and reasonable prices. Unique touches like a microwave for bentos add quirky charm.
Fresh red bean mochi and chichi dango appear regularly alongside a solid selection of ready-to-eat options. Prices stay reasonable and the mochi section stays well stocked with fresh varieties.
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Nijiya Market has a large selection of Japanese imported groceries.
You cannot take pictures inside Nijiya Market.
Parking validation requires a minimum purchase of $30.
Mochi donuts here boast a light, chewy texture from rice flour, setting them apart. Over 25 flavors include Asian-inspired tastes like taro and matcha. Expect weekend lines but enjoy a quieter vibe on weekdays.
Mochi donuts here have a unique texture with mochi flour that makes them less chewy than typical mochi donuts. They offer an original flavor profile that stands out from other spots.
Good to know
They had a promotion offering half-price donuts during their anniversary weekend.
Individual donuts range from $3.30 to $3.50, with 6 for $18.
There was no wait at all during the week around lunchtime.