Taiyaki NYC x The Dough Club - Cambridge

Really delicious Taiyaki ice cream. I would highly recommend their cones and the matcha and hojicha flavors.

Didn’t like the donuts at all. Can the Cambridge government work on bringing Krispy Kreme?

the mochi was really good! i didn’t expect the ice cream to melt so fast so it was really messy to eat but good for sharing. the red bean in the dough was nice and ice cream was pleasantly on par with other shops like matcha maiko. definitely get a spoon to eat it with tho.

Next level ice cream to go along with a unique concept

Nice Ice cream, the service is good I forgot my ID card in the store and didn't realize, I ran back to the store and they safely kept my ID which I'm really greatfull for. The ice cream is good looking and taste is okay, the prices are okay ranging fro 7 to 10+ dollars and the portions are okay, the taiyaki ice cream is cute and nice i guess. It's unfortunate that they cannot combine two ice creams but they do have duo flavors.

As always, Tayaki NYC never fails to deliver! Rich, creamy and delicious ice cream, perfectly prepared Tayaki. And this collab with The Dough Club is perfect! Amazing Mochi donuts!

Taiyaki NYC is a chain of Taiyaki (Ice cream served inside a fish bun) store originated from NYC, with a fellow location in Boston's Seaport area.

We came in on a cold day and late at night, so understandably there wasn't much visitors, but the staff were quick with making our ice cream. There is very little seating inside, but there is amenities such as a self-service ordering kiosk as well as games to play in the store.

I got the Choco-Lit, which is a chocolate ice cream with additional toppings included. at $9, it is a decent size, a bit on the smaller side, but the taste was perfect. It is a softer ice cream, but very flavorful.

Overall, a good treat for after a date or for younger kids. They did serve ours in a bowl because we requested it, but it can also be served within the fish as well.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I dont't like the mochi donuts here. They have a weird texture, especially the butter mochi ones. They're grainy instead of chewy & they are pretty tasteless. The butter ones are straight up gross, as in inedible. I also don't like the 'frosting'. There's too much food dye ao it tastes bitter, especially the cookie monster (it's blue so theres a bunch of red dye in it which is what causes the bitterness). Also, they offer oatmilk for the milkshake but the ice cream is dairy-which is fine but if you try to order it like that the guy tells you it doesnt make sense. Then don't offer it? The lady that works there is super nice though so I wish the mochis were better. The big cream bombs are ok but the pastry tastes & feels super stale. like choux that was frozen & defrosted so its chewy but stale chewy. The whipped cream is good, not too sugary I usually go to Mochinut OneZo, & their stuff is awesome. I'd take a pass on this & just go to Gongcha for lychee slush instead or Lizzy's for ice cream if youre on Church.

Clean place, fresh fish cones, the employees were friendly and polite. I loved the easy self orders booths.

This place is cute as hell tbh. The stuff is made quick and it’s all very cute and trendy !! The taiyaki ice cream is peak ofc but the classic taiyaki and lattes are pretty underrated methinks

It was okay. I ordered the Taiyaki with custard filling and vanilla chocolate ice cream. It looked nice, but nothing really stood out about the taste—it felt pretty average overall.

This ! Totally awesome ice cream served in a red bean fish shaped cone. Very unique experience.
The mochi donut wasn't bad either except they didn't have the fondant cookie as shown in the photo but the lovely lady behind the counter made up for it by offering additional ice cream cone decor. Highly recommended.

Mochi Donut was really good. Wish I got 5 more.

Doesn’t get much better. Food and aesthetic were amazing. Very nice with kids

I got the Straight Out of Japan ice cream so good