You can find mochi ice cream at Japanese restaurants and in the frozen dessert aisle of most grocery stores, often in a range of flavors like strawberry, green tea, chocolate, mango and vanilla.

and Sweet mochi is probably what most people are more familiar with. This type can come in many flavors and is marked by its soft pastel colors. Sweet mochi is often made with sticky rice with a ...

The result is a mix of tart and sweet flavors, but what’s going to be especially intriguing for Japanese sweets fans is the texture. With regular ichigo daifuku being covered in mochi they’re very ...

Mochi Waffle Corner in Mountain View sells a variety of flavored mochi waffles, including this pandan waffle cheese cream, boba and black sugar syrup for $7.50. Photo by Adrienne Mitchel.

While the exct origins of butter mochi are unknown, “all I can do is give thanks that it exists,” he writes. His version uses browned butter and adds miso to infuse it with umami flavors.

Gillian Liu’s Japanese-inspired delights offer a touch of sweetness in an airy-beautiful space, right in the heart of Orlando ...