THANK YOU VERY MOCHI

If you like mochi, this shop is a must visit. I really like the strawberry daifuku (both the red bean and white bean version), tsubaki (white bean mochi), and peanut butter mochi. The shop is small so there is only one bench inside to sit and eat. The woman who helped us was very patient and nice. Definitely worth a visit if you like mochi.

There are only 3 other brick and mortar shops (1 in LA and 2 in OC) that I know of where you can authentic, freshly made Japanese mochi like this in Southern California. I’ve been coming here since the days it was called Hogetsu-Do, and everything is always delicious and fresh here. I also love the unique flavors they have, the coconut mochi in particular is impressive to me. 1000% worth the trip to support this business.

Excellent mochi. Chew and melt in your mouth. We got mango, coconut, peanut butter, and strawberry. Coconut is definitely the best one. Will come back for more.

This will be the most AUTHENTIC mochi you will get here in San Diego. True Japanese mochi. This really is a hidden gem. Super soft and flavorful.

I used to buy mochi from the local asian stores in San Diego until I found out about Thank You Very Mochi location in Chula Vista. Store packaged mochi doesn't come close to homemade mochi which uses natural ingredients, and it tastes so delicious. I've been coming to Thank You Very Mochi on a regular basis ever since. I recommend the Chula Vista location for those looking for traditional/homemade mochi.

Hidden gem! Delicious variety of mochi, priced very well. Staff are very kind and welcoming. Would highly recommend! Can’t wait to come back.

the mochi shop is located inside one of the stores in a small strip mall area. maybe unassuming from the outside, but the display of the variety of mochi that this shop offers shines through the display case. there was less variety when I came in during mid afternoon time. while I am one who loves the red and white bean paste mochi offerings, the store also offers a good variety of flavored, fruity, and even cheesecake mochi. the lady helping me out told me that most of the mochi options are vegan except for the butter mochi, cheesecake mochi, and milky mochis. I love that she got excited about me asking about whether the red bean pace was tsubuan (chunky) or koshian (smooth). for reference, it seems that the red bean paste mochis use chunky paste, while the white bean paste mochis are smooth paste. my friend and I and my partner loved the mochi we ate. I used to frequent by Osaka-ya in Sacramento for mochi before moving to San Diego, so I’m very happy that this store is here. I'll definitely come back here for more! (also, I called in previously to ask if they offered sakura mochi for girls day. they do, but I didn't have the time to swing by!)