At Dulce Mochi in Sherman Oaks, you can build a shared snack run around mochi donuts, boba, and Korean corn dogs in a single stop. The easiest way to do it with friends, a date, or a small group is to pick one sweet item, one savory item, and a drink, then share and swap. Having all three under one roof is the whole point — you get the sweet-and-savory contrast most places make you chase across two or three shops.
Here’s how to put together an order that keeps everyone happy.
Start with something sweet
Begin with the shop’s signature: mochi donuts. Made with glutinous rice flour, they have a soft, springy, pull-apart texture with a light, crisp edge and a sweet glaze — chewy and satisfying without being overly sweet. Flavors rotate, so there’s usually something new to try, and Dulce Mochi also makes richer, fluffier brioche donuts if you want a classic bite alongside the mochi.
For sharing, a box is the move. Single donuts work if everyone wants their own, but a 4-, 6-, or 12-piece box lets the table mix flavors and pass them around — which is exactly what a shared snack run is for.
A quick tip for groups
If your group can’t agree on a flavor, order a mixed box rather than singles. It costs less decision-making and gives everyone a taste of more than one.
Add something savory
Balance the sweetness with a Korean corn dog. These are coated in a signature rice batter and fried fresh to order, so they come out crispy and golden. You can tailor each one two ways: choose the center — savory sausage, melty mozzarella for a cheese pull, or a half-and-half of both — and choose a coating, from crunchy diced potato to crushed Hot Cheetos, Takis, smoky BBQ bacon, or cinnamon-sugar churro.
For a shared run, order a couple of different corn dogs and cut them to split. A spicy Takis or Hot Cheetos corn dog next to a sweeter churro one gives the table real contrast, and the half-and-half option is a good peace-keeper when some people want cheese and others want sausage.
Choose a drink
Round things out with a drink. Dulce Mochi makes boba and specialty drinks — milk teas, matcha, ube, Thai tea, brown sugar, and fruit teas — plus coffee and lattes. A creamy milk tea or brown sugar boba pairs naturally with mochi donuts, while a lighter fruit tea cuts through a rich, cheesy corn dog.
If you’re out in the evening or ordering for someone avoiding caffeine, several options — including the brown sugar and ube milk drinks — are caffeine-free. Picking one caffeinated and one caffeine-free drink for the group covers most preferences.
Build your order from the menu
Put it together with a simple formula: one sweet, one savory, and one drink per person as a starting point, then adjust. In practice, most small groups do well with a shareable box of mochi donuts, two or three different corn dogs to split, and a couple of drinks to pass around — a mix of sweet and savory snacks that gives everyone something to reach for.
When you know what you want, build your Dulce Mochi order from the full menu — mochi donuts, Korean corn dogs, boba, and coffee are all there — and order online for pickup or at the counter in Sherman Oaks.
Frequently asked questions
Can you get sweet and savory food in one visit at Dulce Mochi?
Yes. Dulce Mochi serves mochi donuts, boba drinks, and Korean corn dogs together, so a single visit covers both sweet and savory snacks.
What should a small group order?
A good starting point is a shareable box of mochi donuts, two or three different Korean corn dogs to split, and a couple of drinks — then adjust to the size of your group.
What drink goes best with mochi donuts?
Creamy options like milk tea or brown sugar boba pair naturally with the chewy, lightly sweet donuts. A lighter fruit tea works better alongside a rich corn dog.
Are there caffeine-free drink options?
Yes. Several drinks, including the brown sugar and ube milk drinks, are caffeine-free — ask the team if you’re unsure.
Where is Dulce Mochi located?
Dulce Mochi is at 4954 Van Nuys Blvd, Ste 109, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403, open daily until 9 p.m.