What’s more Instagrammable, the doughnuts or the shops?
, that sweet, chewy fusion of two classics — Japanese mochi and American doughnut — have broadened their reach in the Bay Area with shops in Concord and San Leandro.
At these two Instagram-worthy locations, the 25-plus flavors of Mochinut are offered on a rotating basis, with popular options such as peach, black sesame, churro, ube, strawberry funnel, chocolate and matcha. All are made with rice flour, which gives them their signature chewy, sticky consistency. They’re made fresh every 15 to 30 minutes, the company vows.Northern California is home to 16 shops, with two on the way , according to the company’s website.
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