Mochinut Hayward

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.

My kids have been wanting to try Korean dogs. I finally got to take them and check it out. I didn't even realized we had a spot in Hayward. This spot used to be Lee's Sandwiches. Its now LaCa Bakery/Mochidonut. Its pricey in my opinion but you should try it once. I did like how their Korean dogs were more plump and bigger compare to another competitor I went to. We did come about an hour before closing so the Mochidonuts was the last batch and were stale. I feel like their mochi donuts weren't very good. I would pass or head to another spot. Ordered half a dozen at $17.00. I ordered what was left which was pandan coconut, black sesame, red velvet, cinnamon, and cafe sua da (Vietnamese coffee). They all had no flavor of what it was labeled as. The Vietnamese coffee one was close but the biscoff biscuit was stale. 5/5 Potato dog was legit! Big beef hotdog and the potato cubes were fresh and hot. Not greasy at all but it is bland so I wish they would serve it with a sauce or offer ketchup or mustard.4/5 Hot Cheeto cheese was fresh and we got that cheese pull fosho but you have to eat it quick or it hardens and doesn't taste good. It also kept slipping off the stick so at the end we just had to pick at it or eat it with a fork.You can also order it as half cheese half dog if you please. Its definitely a fun snack to enjoy but is filling. The brown sugar boba didn't look like the picture on the site. It was way too sweet and I wish they did sugar levels and maybe they do but they didn't ask. Not much parking since its shared with Lee's laundromat. Overall if I have a craving i'd come back or maybe try out their banh mi's.

First time here. They have mochi donuts and mochi hotdogs

Was visiting a friend in the east bay and wanted to bring mochi donuts over to her and her fam. The store was easy access from the freeway so it was a breeze to stop by and pick up donuts. The shop is cute and there are vietnamese dishes that you can also order which didn't look too bad. There were the typical flavors of mochi donuts so I got a few of each to total a dozen. The texture of the donut was great but the flavors of the frosting didn't have much flavor but tasted more like a sugar coating. Not sure if all Mochinuts taste like this as I usually go to a different mochi donut place in Daly City.

First time here and the Mochi donuts were so delicious! My favorite from the three was the Nutella for sure. The service was quick and the location was very big inside. I liked the decor and their music. My daughter was jamming along and enjoying herself too! The flamin Korean corn dog was half and half with mozzarella and the hotdog! It was delicious but I wish it was crunchy or a little crispy.