Mochi Frozen Yogurt

Maybe I’m biased because of good Boba from Dallas, but they use powder in their drinks and it was just okay. I got the mango milk tea and it was too powdery for me to enjoy. Also, the place had an odd smell to it.

Smelled like a foot in here. Decent selection of toppings, only 5 or so ice cream flavors though

The frozen yogurt was very good but the mochi topic was not as good as i expected (its the name of the place — mochi). They tasted old and hard and look very small compared too other frozen yogurt I tried.
I definitely recommend their mochi ice cream though. They had a special 3 for $ 3 deal which was awesomeee!

Great selections and they always have my favorite Taro flavor.
Mochi is located in the Plaza and has a very nice seating area inside. No outside seating.
I have come here more time than I checked in and the staff is always good and consistent. The Strawberries and kiwi are fresh. Huge plus in my book. They have the normal candy and fruit.
They even have Boba if you are familiar with that.
They have some hot small appetizer type food and smoothies, macaroons, and real mochi which I haven’t tried yet but look pretty decent.
The seating area is plenty in case you have a big group. 4pm seems to be a busy time there so don’t visit on your 15 minute break!
The bathroom is nice and clean as well.
Overall I’m very please with this company. They have managed to be really consistent even though the staff has changed many times.

Super rude employees that don’t want to work.
While I’m walking up to the door an employee is putting up a sign for their hours that say open till midnight. Yet he yells at me that they’re closed and it’s only 10:45. Never again. Terrible.

I’m obsessed with there Taro flavored yogurt. There is none in south Florida so whenever I’m in Orlando or Gainsville I make an effort to come here and get Taro! It’s tarty but delicious. They also sell ice cream mochi! Yum!
Definitely check it out if you’re near one! SO YUMMY!

Decent flavors, staff was a little unengaged and not vet friendly. The topping bar has nice options and the prices are fair.

I was here at the beginning of October. The froyo is good but not too many flavors to chose from which was disappointing. The place is cute and the girls behind the counter were great. The only thing I didn’t enjoy is the workers were chatting for a while with guys who were just hanging out there and they were very loud and it was difficult to enjoy the froyo, could hardly hear the music.

Menchies is pretty consistent. It is always tasty and the self service ensures the customer gets exactly the amount of yogurt and toppings they want. Not much else to say!

Awesome… Love the Mochi Bön Bön… Ice cream wrapped in rice paper. Croissant donuts with taro cream drizzle… Omg! Very convenient to The Bohemian Hotel… Right next to the theater.

I love this little place and it’s location is ideal for a movie, froyo, date night! Any froyo place that carries TARO as a flavor is a true winner in my book — something about that purple goodness has my heart! I was a little disappointed when I came to find that they didn’t also carry the standard plain flavor… can’t win them all! Anyways, we frequented this place twice in two days while vacationing in Orlando primarily because of their sweet June deal! You get two free ounces of yogurt with no minimum purchase. Also, their toppings are always fresh and plentiful and they also carry a delicious mochi selection that come in a variety of flavors. Their mochi red bean ice cream is truly a spectacle.
The two days I was there, it seemed that they only kept about 80% of their machines in use… about three were empty. Not sure if this is a standard happening or temporary. They had one froyo option that was closer to a sorbet (pomegranate flavor) and the others were: taro, coconut, vanilla, chocolate, peanut butter.
I enjoy visiting a frozen yogurt place ideally located with deals, good selection, plenty of topping options, and good prices! I will return :) Cheers.

My new fave place!
I didn’t even realize this was frozen yogurt, it was so good.
They don’t have many flavor options but the ones they do have are all good and have really intense flavor.
They charge by the ounce and have a toppings bar with tons of stuff to choose from.
Definitely going back here!

Take note… if you go for yogurt and they cheerfully tell you they validate parking… you will still pay a minimum of five dollars to park! They’ve already raised their prices — almost $ 5 for a few ounces of froyo and an additional $ 5 parking charge? No thanks.
I understand that the establishment has no control over the parking charges; however, they do have control over what their employees know and tell customers. The employees seemed to not know how little their validation takes off the ticket (only $ 1 if you’re there between 15 minutes and 1 hour.) If they had simply told me this — or just told me that they don’t validate parking — I would have raced back up to my car and not have had to pay. Thanks for nothing.

If you have never had it before, Mochi’s Taro flavor is AMAZING. They offer a large variety of fro-​yo flavors, as well as a good selection of toppings (which include lots of fresh fruit!!). Pay by weight, so it can become a bit expensive for ‘ice-​cream’, however I typically pay under $ 5 each visit. They offer Boba tea as well, which I tried and discovered I am not a fan of. Fun place to have a cool treat!

Some days you just need a fro-​yo! I was downtown in Orlando and had this irrational ice cream craving. Mochi was close by and satiated my frozen dessert craving nicely.
I sampled a few flavors and found out that the pistachio frozen yogurt is a local favorite. There was a small line at the yogurt machine just for that flavor. You can get little samples in condiment size cups to try the flavors, just ask the cashier. I sampled pistachio, dark chocolate, and taro. The taro flavor was my favorite. It had that sweet-​tart yogurt bite, similar to *Pinkberry’s «original» flavor yogurt (*just a side note I miss you Pinkberry, you are the best yogurt but Mochi did a pretty good job coming in second).
The yogurt cups here are pretty huge, and the yogurt and toppings are charged per the ounce. Once you’ve created your yogurt in the cup you will weigh it on a small scale by the register. The cashier cautioned me that if I make a big dessert in the giant cup that it will probably cost $ 10. I didn’t really want that much yogurt anyway, but I did want to try the yogurt and some toppings. So the toppings… I was happy to find out that they had Fruity Pebbles cereal, marshmallow cream topping, Rice crispy treat toppings, fresh blackberries, fresh strawberries, fresh kiwi and mango. All this fruity goodness is really what I was after. I went easy on the yogurt but I loaded up on the fruit, very refreshing! I like this little frozen yogurt spot downtown. Mochi has a cute, shiny plastic interior that’s probably an ideal surface for a shop filled with lots of sugar. It looks bright and shiny and easy to keep clean.

I’m always disappointed that they often do not have product that is on their menu. They seem to be always out of snow and have limited flavors of mochi. As for yogurt, it is very basic for a yogurt shop.
The hours are great when you’re watching a movie at Cobb. The service is usually great. But these alone are not enough for me to continue to frequent the business.
If you’re in the mood for yogurt, then it certainly is an acceptable place to go. Be prepared to hear ‘no’ when you ask for snow or some flavors of mochi.

I was not very happy when I walked into Bento Café and found that they no longer carry Boba tea. As I was leaving, I noticed Mochi directly next door and decided to see what they had due to the proximity. I was flabbergasted to learn that they served milk tea. I was more shocked to learn that they actually carry pineapple. I started to talk to the associate behind the counter and conveyed how shocked I was that they had pineapple milk tea since very few places other than Bento Café ever carried that flavor.
She laughed and told me that Mochi is owned by the same people that own Bento Café. While I am not usually oblivious to the world around me, this was one of those times and I cannot believe it didn’t click ahead of time. This scene lasted much less time than the time it took to convey it to you… sorry.
I ordered my pineapple milk tea with boba and ran out since I was parked in a 15 minute loading zone. Oh, it was good… the memories…

Who needs froyo in the middle of the workday? That’s right, everyone. Mochi is here to fill that need. I can walk to this spot from my firm’s downtown Orlando office. I think this location has a few less yogurt dispensers than a larger mochi location, but toppings are still plentiful and maybe it isn’t a great idea to eat that much froyo in the middle of the work day anyway.

I only come here for the mochi ice cream, so i’ll be reviewing that.
In my opinion, this is THE place to go to get mochi ice cream. I’ve been to boba tea places where a couple of them started selling mochi ice cream, but these places sell them for $ 3 per ice cream, whereas here they sell it $ 2.50 for 3. So right off the bat, that’s amazing.
Though i will say that i wish that they had one or two more locations in Orlando so that i don’t have to drive all the way to this place for the ice cream; i only come here for it when i’m actually downtown which isn’t often.
Another semi-​bad thing is that they only have 6 flavors, but two of them are pretty unique: red bean and green tea. They also have vanilla, chocolate, mango, and strawberry. The red bean is sweet, but the greent tea kind of tasted… off? To me, it had a earth-​y, dirt taste, if that makes sense. But my friend loved it.
Another thing to note: they sell boba tea as well! They have basic flavors, but they do have red bean milk tea which i’ve never seen at any other boba tea place. The reasons why i’ve never tried the boba tea here: they charge $ 3.99 for a small and $ 4.99 for a large which is pretty expensive in my opinion; i’m used to my large size being around $ 4. Also, i’ve tried boba tea at frozen yogurt places before and they’ve never been good, so… no thanks.
Side note: their frozen yogurt isn’t anything special. Typical flavors with typical toppings.
BUT they do play Harry Potter often do it’s good to get some mochi ice cream and chill for a bit while watching some HP.

This is a very convenient location downtown, but it doesn’t quite live up to the other fro-​yo spots around town. The décor is the standard bright colors and white plastic furniture with plenty of tables inside. They offer 8 different rotating flavors which have always been really yummy. Their topping bar has the usual suspects but is smaller then most I’ve seen. They also serve boba tea and give you an abundance of pearls, but I was disappointed that they don’t have milk tea, which is one of the most common flavors. I haven’t tried them but they also serve mochi ice cream. They have a rewards system that you sign into with your phone number but I have purchased from them on at least 4 different occasions and yet to receive any kind of reward or confirmation. The girl at the counter even said it doesn’t really do anything which was disappointing.