Fugetsu-do Bakery Shop

One of the few places I really try to visit when I am in LA. Obviously, Fugetsu-Do is an institution like no other.Do your homework and figure out what you want beforehand. Stand in line and relish the mochi carefully prepared for many years.The peanut butter and chocolate are nontraditional but real fan favorites. I feel guilty for loving them so. I came at 830am, when everything in Jtown was calm and quiet. They shelves are full and this is when the Asian moms shop, armed with a day's tasks and they bring their discerning palates. Lovely.

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The mochi at this restaurant is extremely tasty and high quality. It makes for a great gift. Be prepared to wait in line as it tends to be busy. Some of the neighboring food shops carry their products, specifically Little Tokyo Marketplace. If you're looking to avoid the long wait, you can give those a try. I attempted to visit during opening hours in hopes of dodging the line, but unfortunately they were out of fresh mochi early in the morning.

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this is a cozy bakery shop in small tokio with mochi and other types of Japanese snacks. I really enjoyed her traditional mochi. I have chosen eight different flavors, including a honeycomb. each taste taste tasted so delicious and the price was also very reasonable. it's about $1.75 for a mochi. I'll be back soon.

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Absolutely amazing mochi. It’s perfectly soft, melts in your mouth and delicious flavors and fillings. So much better than the mochi you find in supermarkets. They are also beautiful and make great gifts. It is a highlight of Little Tokyo.

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The mochi at this restaurant is amazing. Be sure to try their delicious fresh strawberry daifuku when it's available.

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