In today’s world of internet, you happen to bump into such a variety of different things. It was quite some time back, when I was perusing on my Instagram and I came across a very interesting dessert. And what’s it called, you may ask? It’s called ‘Mochi’. Taa-daa!
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This fluffy cloud of deliciousness, which finds its roots in Japan, comprises of a glutenous riceflour ball stuffed with red bean paste and ice cream. Although Mochi has existed in Japan for a very long while, it has slowly found its way globally, for been aesthetically pleasing to one’s eyes and on one’s Instagram feed as well.
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And since Mochi is one of the very unique desserts in the world, made in Kawaii colours, I was more attracted towards the idea of it. And it’s obviously because I have a thing for Kawaii. For long, I have been waiting for Bangalore to have its very own Mochi Bar, and now when it has one, there is no way I can contain my excitement.
So, Kawaii Mochi Bar, located in HSR layout, Bengaluru, is one of the city’s first café, serving authentic Mochi. Last weekend, I decided to explore the Mochi Bar by myself, and finally have a taste of this fluffiness. Accompanied with my sister, I fought the traffic of Bengaluru, to try Mochi for the very first time in my life.
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As we entered the café, the very first thing I noticed was the Kawaii-ambience. Walls painted in pink, a large sofa, also in pink, gave me a very warm and Kawaii feeling at once. We seated ourselves comfortably on the couch an ordered quite a few items from the menu.
Let me walk you through the flavours of Mochi that we tried. First came vanilla and jasmine, served on a pink plate, with rainbow sprinkles over it. I gobbled up the vanilla Mochi at once, and had a brain freeze, instant regret much!
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Next came tropical lime; so this was a pretty interesting experience. Although, it’s just an ice-cream, we could literally taste the sourness of lime in it. Very unique indeed. We also had strawberry, cookies and cream, which had such cute Kawaii colours. I took a million pictures and almost didn’t feel like eating them because of how perfect they were.
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One of the must-haves is the Korean banana flavour. It is indeed a treat to the taste buds. Pro-tip, wait for about 2-3 mins after your Mochi is served. Overall experience of the café was quite great.
I loved how they have stuck to the Kawaii themes, and how they have attempted to inculcate Kawaiiness in the making of the café. If you are obsessed with Kawaii- Everything cute like me, then I one hundred percent recommend you to visit this place.
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Yours truly,
Kawaii Korner- Everything Cute!
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