“ Omg, if you luv mochi donuts or have never tried them, please go visit Totoro. A lil bit on the pricy side, but I would say ur paying for the quality. Very unique flavors as well like ube and pandan. Don't sleep on the fried chicken as well... super tasty! ”

“ You need to search to find this little gem and the parking is rough, but you should check it out. The staff are very nice and explain the menu well. Their Drinks, Dogs and Mochi Donuts are worth it. This was my first time to try one of these cheesy dogs and I really liked it! The only negative was that the restaurant was dirty, I mean every open seat needed to be cleaned but we wiped it down ourselves and were able to enjoy this place. Try it, you will like it! ”

“ I love the Totoro theme they used. It's very cute and the atmosphere is nice: great for hangouts. The mochi donuts were pretty good. It's closer for me to go here than the other dessert place. The texture inside was chewy with a crispy exterior. ”

“ All I needed to see from I45 was the word MOCHI!! It is so hard to find any mochi in Tx specifically but much of the mainland US. The donuts have a subtle crisp to the exterior and that soft yet slightly gummy interior created by glutinous rice flour. The icings were flavorful but a little wetter than i would prefer. I think the shape, like that of donut holes holding hands, is clever bcz it invites you take a bite....and another and another in perfect size. I bought my son the hot Cheeto mozzarella Korean corn dog (spicy mayo for dipping of course) and he gave a thumbs up. Said it tasted like sushi which I don't know how to unpack. Anyway, we are fans! Price is a bit high as 6 donuts were $16 or $18, if I recall. But it's such a nice change of pace. The little cafe is very casual. Enjoy! ”

“ What a cute little shop! Came here on a weekday morning and it was a bit busy, not crowded but folks kept filtering in. The Japanese melon donut is good and the dark chocolate is a must! My favorite so far. The mango drink was too sweet for me but I did like how the macarons were fresh and light. I'd come back for the mochi donuts again. Very cute interior with Totoro decor everywhere. Staff is super nice and patient. ”

“ This place is really good! They have a variety of snacks and drinks to choose from. The only thing is that they only have 1 flavor for the bingsu (Korean shaved ice) there is no customization. But other than that they are a nice edition to the baybrook mall and strip. They do get pretty packed so just be patient and take in all the decorations :) ”

“ Cute little place with limited seating. Serving teas, coffee, donuts, corndogs and other snacks. I order the lychee green tea and sweet potato corn dog. Both were amazing! Personally, the only thing that was missing was mustard. I love mustard on my dogs However they do have other topping/condiments. I opted for the spicy siracha. Service was good but a little slow. I stopped in during the soft-opening so it was pretty busy. I'd like to return and try the donuts ”

“ This is definitely going to be a hot spot, sitting right in the Bay Area Mall as it's own store front. Inside is nicely decorated with plenty of tables to eat there. There were plenty of people behind the counter to make service quick. Pretty mochidonuts sitting on display, freshly made and still warm when we came in. Donuts have the classic mochi texture, mildly crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. The dough itself isn't sweet, it's the toppings that sweetens it. The potato dog is made to order so it is hot with the perfect cheese pull. The dressings for the dogs are already in a to go container. Everything we had there were hits. Will be back to try some drinks! Glad to see a mochi donut taking residence in the SE side of town. ”