Ring – Baked Tofu Donuts

This place is right down the street from the Topanga Mall down Owensmouth. When I first arrived, I honestly had no idea where to go. I had parked in the back of the building and I walked around to Owensmouth and entered from the outside. I didn’t know that you could go through the building and take the short cut. Anyways, when I first entered, there was no one and then someone popped out from the back. I already knew what I wanted to order so my visit was really quick. The lady that had helped me was really nice. The donuts reminded me of a cakey-​ish donut and since I’m not really big on glazes and toppings, these donuts are perfect for me. Next time I stop by, I’ll definitely try one of their drinks!

This place is pretty interesting since it’s made from tofu. It had such a cute Totoro themed décor and the staff was very friendly. I’m not sure I could consider this a donut. At $ 2.50 each I don’t think it was worth it but it was worth the try. We got 6 but there wasn’t a discount, but the packaging was very cute and each donut was neatly labeled.
Here’s what we got:
1) Red Velvet, Green Tea, Lavender, Vanilla Bean, Chocolate Chip and Earl Grey Donuts — the flavors were yummy and sweet but not overpowering. The texture was a bit chewy and thicker than I thought since in my mind I was expecting a greasy donut. If you think of it as a bread or regular pastry it’s not as weird haha.
2) Sea Salt Iced Coffee — the coffee was very strong, almost as good as the one I usually get from 85 Degrees Bakery.
3) Calpico — I think this was the Calpico milk drink mixed with a soda or lemonade. It was okay but I wouldn’t try this again.
It was an interesting take on donuts, a healthier version if you will. If they open more locations then this would be a fun treat for a housewarming or gathering.

I enjoy coming here because the owner Mitsu is so happy and polite!
The taste of the donuts are awesome. I like the green tea and maple bacon donut.
The bigger treat/​secret is the sea salt iced coffee. It’s the best sea salt iced coffee you can get in the valley. Wow! This drink is really good if you want a strong tasting coffee. This drink will definitely wake you up. The sea salt is not too strong. It’s just enough to cut out the acidity of coffee. I go back to the store just for the iced coffee.
The price is high but I still give 5 stars because of it’s great experience and service.

I’ve been on a hunt for more healthy choices when it comes to sweets. Fortunately, this place fills up my appetite when I’m in need for a donut. Their products are more on the pricier side probably due to their incorporation of organic ingredients.
Tofu donuts (each 2.50) sound strange and not appetizing but, but after trying a couple, I have to say… I’M IN LOVE! The consistency is spongy, moist, and cake-​like. It’s best when you have it warm. Honestly, you don’t taste the tofu at all. I tried matcha green tea, earl grey, red velvet, and rose. They are not glazed so it wasn’t overly sweet. They are about the size of your palm; pretty small compared to other donut shops.
They also sell coffee/​tea with the option of sea salt foam (which is recommended to try!) I tried the half chocolate/​coffee sea salt drink and it was sooooo good. It was more on the chocolate side and the salt really complimented the sweetness of the drink. I also tried the sweeten match green tea and it was fantastic! It’s not overly sweet, so you can still taste the matcha.

Let me start off on saying they are really friendly and welcoming. Very quite, nice for a change for a donut shop. Cute little displays by the register showing you the specials of the day and what they have to offer. The woman at the register even told me what were popular so I got one honey and their special today maple bacon with a small sea salt iced coffee. The coffee is delicious and the maple bacon is nothing I’ve ever tasted in a good way! So light and fluffy! I’m definitely coming back!!!

Update: Okay so after trying Ring, I’ve been craving it. It’s just SO GOOD. I knocked off a star because of price, but I agree with the other reviewers. It’s just so worth it. They use the best ingredients to make a delicious little donut. And it’s better for you than the donuts covered in sugar. I just love matcha anything! (They have other unique Japanese flavors too!)

Best «old fashioned» donut. Dense, moist, and not overly sweet. Great with a cold glass of milk or cup of coffee.
$ 30 for a dozen makes them more of a once in a great while treat but considering they’re gluten, GMO, and nut free it’s understandable.

Still amazing as always! Their Sweetened Matcha and Sea Salt Matcha are my boyfriend and I’s favorites! The cool thing about this place is that the Matcha is important straight from JAPAN!!! It’s literally Matcha Crack, I come in at least once a week if not more.
Not only are the drinks good but the tofu donuts are extremely good as well! My favorite is the earl grey because it had a strong taste but it’s suddle at the same time. Also the service here is exceptional. They explain everything before you get it and always have a smile on their faces, it just leaves you with a good impression. The woman with the braces is our favorite! She is so sweet and I have yet to come in and not see her smiling! All the staff is great, I would def recommend coming here!

Baked Donuts?
Baked TOFU Donuts?
BAKED VEGAN TOFU DONUTS?
What in the wooooooorld?! YES, girl, YES!
Real quick, can I just say that I appreciate my other half for being open to trying new things like Tofu Donuts, Quinoa, Vegan cake, etc? Makes things so much easier!
I ordered the Vegan Chocolate Donut and Vegan Banana Donut and my husband ordered the Red Velvet and the Honey. He also ordered one more but I can’t remember. He really enjoyed them and I HELLA enjoyed the Vegan ones.
You cannot tell one bit that they’re made from Tofu. They’re spongy but super dense in a really really good way.
The guy working that morning was super nice and excited to be there and to share the Donuts and we were excited to buy them LOL!
This place is not in the mall, it’s in the building on the corner of Owensmouth/​Vanowen which I believe used to be a deli?
Anyway, we are def coming back for more donuts and I really wanna try the iced coffee!

I should preface this review with the fact that I am a purveyor of cute in all aspects of my life, so this place really won me over! First and foremost, there are Totoro plushies EVERYWHERE. They have some in the different sized cups, trapped from delicious tofu donuts, and some larger ones right next to you as you order! Literally, beyond adorable. Plus, the few tables in the shop have little qt plushie things that are seriously so cute I was overwhelmed by adorable-​ness.
So, now onto the meat/​tofu of the review, we got three donuts: espresso, matcha and earl grey. They’re all served warm, in clear little plastic baggies, taped to the back, so its pretty much the equivalent of opening up a gift of warm, deliciousness. Each of the flavors were prevalent in the donuts, but I’d say the espresso was the most «potent». I prefered the matcha, my fiancé the espresso, but they were all excellent. The texture of the donuts is so awesome! They’re kind of spongey, very soft and perfectly warm to the touch. Someone compared these to sponge cake; while I wouldn’t disagree, there is just something else? Heavenly? Probably.
They have some specialty beverages, so we both wanted to try the sweetened iced matcha green tea. I was worried at first, because while I love sweets, I don’t like overly sweet if that makes sense? Anyway, its served with soy milk which is awesome if you’re lactose-​intolerant (heyyy!!!), lightly to moderately sweetened and served over ice. It kind of perfectly goes well with tofu donuts since they’re both not overwhelming in their sugary contents.
Last but not least, the customer service is so sweet. The cashier helped us out even while we were deliberating on all the delicious choices we had, and was just an all around sweet girl.
Is it sad I’m already addicted? I guess I’m just mostly happy things can be delicious even when they’re ~healthier~. So yeah, go get some tofu donuts.

I don’t know if I would classify these as donuts. They are more like little Japanese cakes in donut shapes. Tastes good with many fun flavors like honey, earl grey, and coconut. They heat it up for you if you’re going to eat it right there.
Customer service is very good.
Iced sea salt coffee is very good. And we also got a 135 year old Japanese yoghurt drink that tasted like a sweet watery laasi. Pretty pretty good.

Nice little place. Tasty donuts that don’t make you feel horrible after.
Sea salt iced coffee is fantastic. I can definitely see this place really taking off once the buzz gets around and more people start finding out this gem.

The tofu and vegan donuts are awesome! They taste fresh, not too sweet and are made to perfection. I’m so glad that there is a place like Ring to get vegan donuts. Also, the customer service is fantastic, the staff is very friendly and especially helpful if you haven’t been there before, they will tell you all about the donuts they make. They also offer coffee and tea at their shop, seating inside is limited, but there is a lot of seating outside. Every time I go they are not too busy, but they should be, these are the best tofu and vegan donuts I have tasted!

Here’s my shameful, painful secret that I don’t like telling people: I don’t like donuts.
I know, I know. It’s like saying you don’t like Jennifer Lawrence, or puppies. But despite my sweet tooth, I’m just not a donut girl (excluding only Krispy Kremes, which I love). I’ve tried to like donuts. I’ve had so many and from so many places. But the ubiquitous donut hype that covers America confounds me.
In any case, I went into Ring purely based on the cute storefront and because they had coffee. I’d just finished my CPR/​first aid certification in the same building (never would have found it otherwise), and it was quite an early class. I stopped in, and the donuts instantly intrigued me. They weren’t glazed or frosted, for one thing, and smaller than your standard issue donut (almost half the size). They were also apparently made with tofu (err…what?) and gluten free (a phrase that always makes me wary). But upon reading that the pastry chef of the place was Japanese (and I do love nearly all things, cuisine-​wise, that are Japanese), I decided, «Why not?» I sampled a honey donut and their salted iced coffee.
The coffee was super interesting — a great mix of tastes on the palate (simultaneously bitter, sweet, and salty). But my unassuming little donut was the winner. I don’t know if I can even truly call it a donut — the texture was more similar to a soft pound cake or sponge cake, and it wasn’t overly sweet (which probably explains why I enjoyed it so much). The portion was the perfect snack/​light breakfast — I definitely didn’t feel that dessert hangover I feel with other heavy deserts (you all know it — it’s a combination between morbid, guilt-​laden depression and actually feeling physically ill). It’s a tad pricey at 2.50 per donut, but well worth it!
I definitely will be back to sample their other flavors (Matcha green tea! Earl grey! Double chocolate!) and for my coffee fix, if in the area (another great independent coffee supplier in my neck of the woods — life is good). Love this little shop. Despite the random location, it’s definitely worth scoping out!

So yummy! Taste just like cake but better! You wouldn’t have a clue they were made with tofu! Cute place, just wish it was easier to get to! Parking isn’t really convenient but it’s worth the effort!

So when I was looking on Unilocal for some healthy food for lunch I came across this place. Seriously, who would think of baked tofu donuts? Especially in canoga park. It’s a little randomly placed, but it makes it nice on the weekend so it’s not crowded. Tried both the sea salt matcha tea and the sea salt iced coffee and I’m telling you I would come here every day if I lived around here. Especially for the coffee. Strong without being bitter! Perfection!
Now for the donuts. They of course are more cakes consistency but they are to die for. We bought the 6pk gift set and well worth the $ 15. Some say that’s too expensive, but honestly for the quality and the taste of it, it is definitely worth it. You also have to get it warmed up. 10 – 15 sec in the microwave and it’s like a lil piece of heaven. This will definitely be a Saturday spot for me from now on

Unilocal Challenge 2016: ⁵⁄₁₀₀.
Are donuts absolutely necessary for good Mental Health? I’d say, definitely «yes»… Hang with me here… Ring Baked Tofu Donuts (BTD) is located in the same building that houses the L.A. County Department of Mental Health on Owensmouth in the deep Valley. I made a special trip out there to investigate…
First, there’s no street parking. You pass BTD and turn right into what appears to be a commercial building’s parking lot. Walk past Mental Health into BTD. It’s a cute, tiny little space and very warm, like a warm donut! The folks there were exceedingly nice and polite. They were happy to see me! I know this sounds trivial, but so many businesses do not make you feel welcome– this one appreciates each and every customer!
Next, choices, choices… their flavors change daily. On this day, I chose to sample five flavors and purchased their ½ dozen pack at $ 15. Matcha Green Tea, Honey, Choco Banana, Earl Grey & Maple Bacon.
I know, $ 2.50 seems a bit much for a donut– but these are no ordinary donuts. Their ingredients demonstrate a dedication to premium sources…
*Non-​GMO soy products from Meji Tofu in Gardena
*Flour from Koda Farms is cold-​rolled and milled in California
*Sugar used is their own blend of TREHA & Hayashibara from Okayama, Japan with organic cane
*Eggs are organic
*Yogurt is fat-​free Greek
*Honey is Pacifica from Long Beach, CA and cold-​packed, unheated & raw
*Butter is organic & cultured from the 100 year-​old Petaluma Creamery
*Matcha is 100% Japanese
*Gluten-​free, GMO free & nut free
The «ring» itself has the texture of sponge cake or baumkuchen (which the Japanese have adopted from the Germans and madly love). It’s not sweet. It’s totally subtle. It almost tastes– dare I say it– healthy… Reminds me of desserts in Japan.
Besides the «rings», I had to try the Yuzunade. Yuzu is a Japanese citrus fruit and BTD makes it into their version of lemonade. OMG the most delicious drink I’ve had in the past year, at least. Refreshing, not overly sweet, with tasty Yuzu bits on the bottom. Amazing. $ 3.44 for a «small» 16 oz. and $ 3.90 for a «large» 24 oz. I would come back just for this nectar of the gods.
Impressive first outing. I’ll be back for more!

Wow! Wow! I am so excited about this place! I am gluten intolerant and I have had a hard time finding any Gluten-​Free donuts that are actually tasty…
Look no more this place is awesome!!! Tried the maple bacon loved it! It was so fluffy and moist! No grease at all. I also ordered red velvet and double chocolate going to have to try the other flavors soon.
Prices are very reasonable! Very friendly cashier! And they even self seal each donut for easy storage. Love this place!

This place serves the best tofu donuts in town! Yes you read it right… TOFU DONUTS. I’m not a health junkie and don’t usually prefer eating gluten free foods, mainly because of its taste, but this café serves the best gluten free food I’ve eaten. I love how soft their donuts are!!! Their donuts does not have any sprinkles nor confectioner sugar on it but the sweetness is just right. They have different kinds of donut and I love honey the most. They have the «classic flavors» and the «seasonal» flavors, which is so interesting… which reminds me of those designer bags (weirdness attacks)
They also serve tea and coffee. I love their iced sea salt coffee. It has a very distinct flavor and aroma. This is the most popular coffee drink and I can attest to that.
The ambience of this place is very cute and simple. It’s a perfect place to hang out with your friends (as for me, I always come here with my sisters but I’m planning to introduce this place to my friends as well) and chit chat while eating your healthier version of donut and your choice of coffee or drink. I officially met Mitsu today and he’s very friendly. We had a little chit chat and found out that he’s from Osaka, Japan (one of my favorite cities in the world) and kind of talked about my Osaka experience. He’s super nice and warmed our donuts for us. Tip: these awesome donuts are best served warm.
Today, I’m officially declaring myself as an avid fan ofTofu donuts. I definitely recommend to try this place and see for yourself.

I LOVE IT HERE. Gluten free donuts? Yes please! I’ll take the red velvet, earl grey, and honey again and again! So this a little different, tofu baked donuts? How healthy but oh so sweet? Give yourself a treat of something different and healthy.
I tried their red velvet, early grey, honey, and maple bacon. All of them had a hint of their own flavors but still good. I wasn’t a big fan of the maple bacon because bacon mixed with tofu? Eh, it’s alright. The texture is a like a sponge cake but instead it’s a sponge doughnut. You know it’s all squishy. I really enjoyed my baked tofu donuts and they come packaged nicely in it’s own little package inside a box.
Must try!

Trying this place for the first time. I drove right by the place. It’s not the easiest place to spot. parking is plenty and easy on weekends.
On weekdays parking can be difficult because lot is usually full
I got the half dozen donuts as gift to a friend. It was nicely packaged.
I also bought red velvet, banana bread and earl grey for myself.
My daughter loved the banana bread. I felt bit less guilty giving it to a toddler since I think they are healthier than regular donuts. My husband who isn’t big on tofu was surprised that it had tofu in it. He agreed that it was tasty. I’ll try the earl grey one later warmed. I read on other people’s reviews that they taste better warm.
I’ll definitely return to taste other flavors.
What I loved from this place was sea salt coffee! SO yummy! I wonder if the macha is just as good. I’m a macha lover!

Usually, I ignore the «promoted» listings at the top of a Unilocal search. In this case, however, I was curious: baked tofu donuts? And people like them?
Indeed. I like them, too. They are moist and buttery, and they are somehow more satisfying than traditional donuts. It’s hard to put my finger on it. They’re denser – heavy like a pound cake – with a small, tight crumb. But they don’t have that sugary mouth feel that comes with your typical dense cake. It’s a more balanced texture, more like a semolina halva but less rich.
The packaging is very attractive (see other people’s pictures), so I decided to bring some back to the east coast as an edible souvenir. Heather was less impressed, but that’s what makes a horse race.

If there’s one thing the whole world can agree on, it’s that donuts bring happiness. These baked tofu donuts definitely bring me happiness. And as a bonus, these aren’t filled with a pound of sugar and fat!
Their «donuts» are more like low calorie moist sponge cakes baked in a donut shape with frosting omitted. So, rather naked looking, but delicate and delicious. Don’t let the tofu ingredient throw you off either. It won’t taste or smell like tofu, but, since it’s more of a substitute for white flour, it does make them gluten-​free. I’ve tried the matcha donut and lemon donut. Both are super flavorful, fluffy, moist, and lightly sweetened.
What I love about this artisanal shop is really their commitment to high quality and (mostly) local ingredients. They’ve even got a flyer listing their ingredients and their suppliers! They use organic, GMO-​free ingredients whenever possible.
The location is kinda hard to find though. It’s inside a corporate center and the parking lot is around the back.
Definitely «donut» skip out on trying them! If you’re looking for something different and feeling particularly hipster, give them a ring and a visit!

Ring is located in a random corporate center on Vanowen and Owensmouth. It is pretty easy to miss because I’ve driven past here many times and never noticed it. I actually discovered this place through Unilocal.
They sell tofu donuts, which is unique. The entire donut isn’t made of tofu, but the flour is substituted with tofu making it gluten-​free (not that I give a fuck) and very spongy. The donuts are subtly sweet, unlike American donuts, but they are tasty in their own right. I tried four flavors: Honey, Maple Bacon, Azuki Red Bean, and Red Velvet. My favorites were the Honey and Maple Bacon. It is recommended that you heat them up in the microwave for 15 seconds before eating because it softens them up and really brings out the flavor of the donut.
Each donut costs $ 2.50, but a word of warning, they are smaller than they appear. Two of these donuts are equal to the size of one regular donut. Nevertheless, they are still cheap, delicious, and filling (after eating two).

I can’t believe how much I love these donuts. I’ve even been able to get past the part that they’re not so bad for me. The ingredients are amazing! The taste and texture are too! And while I would never confuse them with say Randy’s, it’s not a problem. They’re round and they have a hole in them. They’re donuts. A unique, high quality donut. Homer Simpson would eat these donuts. I’m sure of it. Even if they DO have Meiji tofu in them. (Well, maybe we won’t tell Homer about the Meiji tofu).
Ring is in a nice location. Easy to get to at the intersection of Vanowen St. and Owensmouth Ave. in Canoga Park. Enter their parking from Owensmouth (yes, they have parking!!!). I had always gone there on Sunday and wondered how easy it would be to find a space on a weekday. Today (Friday mid afternoon) I was even able to easily find a space in the shade. Inside it’s very clean and cool (temperature and style wise). The owner, who’s name is Mitsu san is very nice and extremely dedicated to his products. He seems not so concerned with selling a huge quantity of his donuts nearly as much as he is with producing the best quality. I wish we had more business owners like him.
So far I’ve only told you about the donuts. But there is a (not so) hidden gem at Ring. The drinks. OMG!!! (if you read many of my reviews you know I don’t normally use OMG). They are worth driving all the way from Culver City all by themselves. Actually it’s probably a good thing Ring is all the way in Canoga Park. The drinks are so addicting. Yummy, yummy, yummy! The Sea Salt Iced Coffee and the Sea Salt Iced Matcha Green Tea will probably soon be on the FEA’s (Food Enforcement Agency) list of most addictive drinks and become illegal. Please act fast before this happens! The quality of their coffee and tea as well as the cream they use is absolutely the most amazing! But there are so many others and I am hereby taking a solemn oath to try every single one.
Seriously though this is a business that maintains the highest standards. Produces a unique product that definitely won’t kill you like Randy’s will. And still it tastes so good! Try Ring Baked Tofu Donuts. You deserve the experience. And a business that’s doing what Ring is doing deserves our support.

I’ve had this place on my list and finally made the effort to come by and try this baked tofu donut. I was a bit skeptical trying the baked donuts at Fonuts. Ring is the first Japanese-​style baked donut store in the US. All their donuts are GMO-​free and gluten-​free.
Ring is not located in a high traffic area. It’s along Owensmouth, so you’ll need to know your destination, rather just stumble across it by driving by. I almost passed it, so thankfully my GPS told me the exact location.
You park in the back lot and enter along the side of the building. There is also another entrance from inside the building.
I walked in and was pleased with the décor. Modern look and feel with the exposed rustic wood paneling. Perfect for your Instagram food shot.
I looked at the list of flavors. All were tempting. He told me the best seller is the chocolate flavor. Since I love earl grey tea, earl grey pie, earl grey lattes, I chose the earl grey donut. He told me that the donuts were made of rice and were gluten free. He recommended that I warm it up.
You can get a box of them to go or you can eat it in. It’ll come wrapped in a custom clear plastic bag. I heard the microwave running so he must have popped my donut in the microwave to warm it up.
Their ingredients are local as much as possible. They get their tofu from Meiji Tofu in Gardena. Their rice flour used in their donuts are from Koda Farms in South Dos Palos. They use a trehalose sugar from Okayama, Japan and mix with organic cane sugar. The eggs they use are organic. Their raw honey is from Honey Pacifica in Long Beach. Butter from Petaluma Creamery.
The iced matcha green tea (from Japan) came sealed. I had to shake it a bit before I popped the straw in to sip it similar to boba drinks.
I definitely felt less guilty eating this donut. It reminded me of a muffin shaped like a donut. Definitely moist, less sweet and so much better than Fonuts!
Highly recommended!!!

We stopped by on a Saturday. We had the matcha donut, double chocolate and apricot donut. They were all really good, but our favorite was the apricot, we love how there were pieces of apricots in the donut. Yes, it’s not your typical fried donut, which is a total plus! I love how it really does remind me of Japanese style pastries.
The prices are a little steep, but they try to source all their ingredients locally.
We also tried their sea salt matcha and yuzunade. Both were yummy!
Tip: if you park in the parking lot, you can walk through the building instead of walking around. ;)

Tofu donuts. What a unique idea! I saw this on Instagram and I had to try it. I was surprised (and glad) to find out that this was in Canoga Park and not DTLA!
Location:
Very odd. It’s like on the bottom floor of a corporate office. It seems very out of place. You park for free in the back and it seems very strange when you go inside. Go in through the halls, you’ll see a wallpaper of DTLA and there it is! Ring BTD. If you enter from the front, it’s where the black umbrellas are. It’s also near Canoga Park HS and the Topanga Mall.
Ambiance:
Cute! It seems trendy and modern. It’s quite small, but there are tables and chairs. I like the display area and their logo on the wall.
Customer service /​food:
Matcha with sea salt cream:
Hmm tastes different than the ones I get at boba shops. It was still good, but maybe it’s because it was alkaline water? Does that taste different? Anyway, the owner was really cute and nice in explaining to me how to drink it haha. He was telling me to shake it and to stab the boba straw through the top. I thought that was thoughtful of him even though I didn’t need it. That must mean he’s had customers who didn’t know how to drink it.
Tofu donuts:
The owner, Mitsu, is very nice. I said it was my first time so he explained to me what the product was. I already knew after Unilocaling and instagramming, but that’s cool of him! He said his favorite was maple bacon.
I bought 6 donuts in the gift box for $ 15. I got matcha, ujikintoki (green tea+red bean), earl grey, chocolate, and 2 red velvet. The flavors are definitely pronounced and you can taste it. There are red beans in the ujikintoki one. My favorite was earl grey. I did not get to try the chocolate one. They were all yummy. I microwaved them for about 15 seconds before eating. Perfect snack to go with tea.
The texture is cakey and soft. Definitely does not taste like a typical sugary fattening donut. I haven’t had fonuts so I can’t compare. But it’s really good! My mom said I got her addicted… But here comes the sorta bad part…
Price:
High! :(I docked a star for this. $ 2.50/ea is kind of a lot for a small «donut». I definitely understand that the ingredients are really high quality, but $ 2.50? It’s like on the same price level as macarons (if they were a bit bigger). I’ll be back when my mom wants some though. You need to try this at least once.

Had a nice experience came here on a hot Sunday afternoon there was actually no one there except us. The place was kinda random you would never think it would be located here. But its nice its located in a corporate building off of Owensmouth. The Owner was very nice and greeted us. I’m not a coffee person but my companion insisted that I try their coffee so I decided to get their sea salt coffee as well as the red velvet donut and alkaline water.
The alkaline water here was the best so cold and refreshing and it didn’t have a weird taste like other alkaline waters I had. The packaging of the water, coffee and donut couldn’t have been any more perfect! It was like boba style I loved it. The coffee well I guess there is a trick to it. Your supposed to shake it so the cream and flavors gets all mixed together. As I said before not a coffee person. As I took a sip the owner even looked at me and asked what I thought. Thought that was kinda cute and sweet of him. I told him it was fine and not to worry. It was good not something I would order again because I just don’t drink coffee often but I did drink half and gave my companion the rest. Sharing is caring :)
Okay so lets talk about thr Donut. Tofu donut reallly. Ewww right? Actually wrong the donut itself was very unique it’s not too sweet and its not your typical donut. Its kinda like a soft bread more than a donut to me but it was good. I love that they use organic and very high quality ingredients. Its gluten free and pretty good. $ 2.50 for one donut not bad and the packaging was great. I would go back for sure!
All in all good 1^st time experience! Would recommend!

I love love looooove this place! First off, the owner is SO sweet! He came outside to ask how we heard about them and how we liked our drink & donuts. Very kind with a really friendly smile.
Now onto the goods, the ‘rings’ are very good and definitely more like a small cake. I really liked the Earl Grey and Double Chocolate. At first I thought $ 2.50 was pricey per donut but considering they use organic eggs and local ingredients, I see why and appreciate that they care about quality! Also, the way they package each donut is so great.
I loved the Sea Salt Iced Coffee! I am dying to try the chocolate version now and feel that would be amazing. Any coffee lover has to try it.
My boyfriend was especially impressed by this spot and asked me to tell everyone that he gives it a sold 5 stars. Haha! And to think, he was laughing at me for wanting to try ‘tofu donuts’ :P