Joy-Way Mochi — Restaurant in Taichung

Came on a Monday to order one mochi but they apologetically declined as they had a bulk order that would last for two days. They kindly told me that I could come back on Wednesday to buy individual mochi and so I did, turns out it was really worth the wait!

Must try: Peanut taro mochi

Salted egg, sesame flavors are fine, and matcha flavor was expected, but the peanut taro stood out the most!

The peanut within is well roasted and crunchy, the taro is fresh and mochi goes very well altogether. The mochi skin is soft and light, I love how the portion was evenly distributed to make it taste so well. Wish I could bring some back to my country but freshly made food are meant to consume on the spot :) glad I waited, very happy that I got...

Good taste. Abundant filling, rather thin skin. Some people may love it that way, some may not, but that's fine. I ordered the special gift box B for NT$260 (go check the menu). The nice lady said it was the box with more modern flavor: we got something like matcha, grilled fish floss, taro, salted egg, etc. instead of the classics (red bean, peanuts, black sesame). My favorite is salted egg, and least favorite is matcha. The long mochi is a bit unusual, I still prefer a round one bcs I love to eat mochi in one bite. I hope in the future they can make a mochi like the #1 mochi from my home country (check Mochi Gemini from Semarang,...

You have to buy the mochi by boxes usually, unless you go very very early or if there's no other customers around. They had the seasonal flavor which they called golden sand. It's ferraro roche enclosed with the famous soft and qq mochi. Very nice! Waiting time is approx. 30mins to place order then you'd get a number and wait approx. 30mins to get it. While waiting you can go opposite to tea spot get some bubble tea, walk to the famous yi fu tang and grab some lemon cake as...