Sweet Mochi — Restaurant in Milwaukie

I actually enjoyed the potato dog with the sauce and hot cheeto dust, its really the customer service that is bad. first, it takes them 10-15 to get my order, usually i don’t mind, but when i order one thing? the cashiers are very quiet too, i had to constantly ask then to repeat themselves because i cannot hear them, and when they call out the order numbers.. no one is going to hear you? you need to shout. the cooks also seem upset most times, the way he basically tossed down my corndog was just rude. dont pay extra for things either like having then roll your corndog in cheeto dust because you wont end up getting it lol. drinks are pretty mid, their donuts are a weird texture, mochinut is so much better, i recommend going there. if you want something and this is the only place, i guess. but you won’t get it anytime soon, popeyes doesn’t have the best service but atleast...

This place was so cute and the staff is super sweet! The taiyaki soft serve is given out in very generous portions- if you aren’t super hungry, get it without the cup/as for the cup on the side so u don’t feel wasteful if you can’t finish what the upside down taiyaki comes with!

The big minus was the Korean hot dogs- I’m not entirely sure what was wrong, but they didn’t have the bounce/chew of other rice flour dogs at other places? My partner asked if they even were using rice flour in them, and they were heavily battered enough that she didn’t finish hers.

The mochi donuts also didn’t have quite as much bounce as I would hope, but I may have gotten from a stale batch. The flavoring on the matcha frosting was decent! I am hopeful that the quality improves with a little bit of time, training, and perhaps ingredient adjustments, but think its serviceable as a mall kiosk...

Husband and I ordered 2 spicy dogs, a ramen dog, a classic dog, an Oreo mochi and a fruity pebbles mochi. We don’t have Korean corndogs where we live so they are one of our favorite things to get when we are in Portland. Tried Sweet mochi for the first time and will never be back. The corndogs were awful had barely any cheese and were mostly breading for 35$ expectations are a bit higher, the fruity pebbles mochi tasted like straight soap the Oreo one was good a first but left the most disgusting aftertaste. Very disappointed in this place. We will stick to driving to Hillsboro for Two Hands Corndogs! They have some of the best Korean corndogs...