By Cassady Quintana
Craving a sweet treat? Dochi Japanese Mochi Donuts brings a delightful fusion of traditional Japanese flavors and innovative culinary techniques to Central Florida. Specializing in mochi donuts, this quaint yet vibrant shop has become a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike.
What's Mochi?
Mochi donuts, also known as Pon-de-Ring, originated in Japan and have gained popularity worldwide for their unique texture and delightful taste. Combining the chewiness of traditional Japanese mochi with the shape and versatility of a donut, these treats offer a one-of-a-kind culinary experience. Unlike traditional donuts, which are fried, mochi donuts are often baked, resulting in a lighter and slightly chewy texture. The dough is typically made from glutinous rice flour, giving it its characteristic chewiness, while various flavorings and toppings add depth and variety to the taste. Dochi combines the combo of the two, using Japanese inspired ingredients but frying it like a traditional American donut.
Flavors and Taste of Dochi's Donuts
At Dochi, patrons are treated to a diverse array of flavors that include classic American flavors like cookies and cream and Japanese infused flavors like matcha Oreo. Each donut is lovingly crafted with attention to detail, ensuring a perfect balance of sweetness and texture. Whether enjoyed with a cup of freshly brewed coffee or as a standalone treat, Dochi's mochi donuts are sure to leave a lasting impression.
What We Ordered:
Half Dozen: $16
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Chocolate Churro
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Cookies and Dream
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Taro Pebble
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Ube Glaze
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Strawberry Pocky
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Matcha Oreo
Each donut had its own unique taste, combining Japanese treats and tastes with American. Our favorite was the cookies and dream, an unbeatable combination of white icing, Oreo cookie crumble, and cookie butter drizzle.
Where Are They Located?
Dochi delights customers with two convenient locations in Orlando. The first can be found in the vibrant Mills 50 district, a bustling neighborhood known for its mix of cultural influences and culinary delights. Here, amidst the vibrant street art and bustling energy, visitors can indulge in other international delights.
Mural Inside the Mills 50 Dochi Location
The second location is nestled within the East End Market, a hub of artisanal goods and tasty food. Surrounded by a community of passionate food vendors and craftsmen, Dochi stands out with their creativity and innovation. Visitors to the East End Market can savor Dochi's mouthwatering creations while exploring the market's other offerings, making for a truly immersive experience.
Overall
Dochi is more than just a vendor of delicious treats; it's a celebration of Japanese culture and culinary craftsmanship. With its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, Dochi continues to captivate new customers and keeps them coming back. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a loyal fan, a trip to Dochi is an experience not to be missed.
Today, Dochi can also be found in Washington and Colorado, all owned and operated by family and friends of the original owners.
Mills 50
The Mills 50 district exudes a vibrant energy, fueled by its rich cultural tapestry and diverse community. Known for its eclectic blend of Asian influences, colorful street art, and a thriving culinary scene, this neighborhood is a feast for the senses. Some of our other favorites in the area include Hawkers Asian Street Food for sharable plates, Zaru for some homemade udon noodles, and Poke Hana for a delicious poke bowl in a Hawaiian atmosphere.
East End Market
Read about the East End Market here.
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