So, apparently if you pour 25 cents worth of dough into a mold that makes it look like a baby’s teething ring, & then top it with interesting colors, you can then charge $3 each for it. Who knew? This place should be called “donutz for tech broz”. Total rip. Hard pass. #MakeMineOldFashioned
Service is everything and when I walked up to Gonutz boy did the service I get bummed me out. I went out to Fremont for a job orientation down the street & wanted to make sure I grab some desserts for the drive back up. The first thing I see on Yelp was Gonutz & I was super excited because the last time I got kochi donuts were in LA on national donut day, where the line was worth the hour and a half my sister & cousin stood in it for.When I get to the door, I was ready to order & the employee looked at me & said, "did you order already" with a look of confusion and annoyance.I told her I wanted to order some & she told me that I could not order with her, that I had to place my order online.So I stood in the cold (because they have their counter right at the front of the door because of Covid) & waited & ordered online.When I got my order I was so excited & she just handed it to me. I still left her a tip even though the service was not even subpar.I went into my car and was so excited to try it. I immediately grabbed the chocolate donut and fell in awe. It wasn't fresh like it was at the other places I've been to (fresh meaning just made & warm), but I did like that it wasn't as sweet as the others I've tasted before.Would I come back again? Perhaps not. I'll try my adventures elsewhere.
Staff was friendly and helpful. They had plenty of the decorative donuts (unicorns, pandas, etc) even though I didn't go first thing which was really pleasantly surprising. The donuts themselves were delicious, both the regular and mochi ones. Will definitely come back
Small but cute donut store next to a Starbucks. They have a lot of different regular donuts, and mochi donuts. There's even a boba counter right next to theirs. The chocolate mochi donuts were good; the plain flavor one was just alright.
I love their Mochi doughnuts. I think this may be the only place that makes a milk chocolate and tiramisu flavor. You can also get regular donuts too, but I prefer having Mochi doughnuts. And the people serving you are very nice and friendly.
This is a very small donut shop with nice, friendly staff. I was interested in trying some of their yeasted donuts but they only do that Friday-Sunday. We visited on a Tuesday and they only had mochi donuts (something to keep in mind). However, we got taro sugar, strawberry, green tea, mango sugar, and black sesame. The black sesame was mt favorite. The donut had a nice, light, airy texture and the black sesame flavor was strong. This is a good stop for mochi donuts.
Little shop with relatively small stock, but a ton of flavors for cake donuts including strawberry, maple and rose. The frosted donuts looked amazing, some decorated as elegantly as cakes or sugar cookies. Staff seemed friendly if not exuberant. Totally worth a stop if you're serious about donuts, especially if you remember when you could get fresh donuts at a local bakery, not just a chain.
Amazing. Did a stellar job on wedding doughnuts I ordered!
Donuts is good. 2.00 each
I’ve been craving a mochi donut for literal years and the matcha mochi donut I got here hit the spot!! Perfectly chewy and not too sweet. I avoid gluten and this was one of the few gluten friendly mochi donut places I could find - really glad I found this place and will be back again :)