OneZo is probably my favorite bubble tea spot out of the options in Quincy. My favorite is the brown sugar bubble latte, but I recommend lowering the sugar level because it is too sweet otherwise (but sweet boba that can be adjusted is better than tasteless). I like the roasted aftertaste of the tea. Prices are comparable to other places.The mochi donuts are also pretty good but pricey. I like the ube mochi donut the most, but I'm a sucker for ube in general, so I am biased.The inside has a few tables. It usually isn't too crowded when I go. There is also an app where you can collect rewards.
Vincent L.
This new eatery along North Quincy's burgeoning Billings Road business district combines two chains: Mochinut and OneZo.The former, Mochinut, offers mochi donuts that somehow manage to be simultaneously soft, airy, dense and chewy when compared to regular donuts. The latter, OneZo, offers fruit, milk tea, and bubble tea drinks, along with shakes. There's also a third key offering: rice hot dogs, which are sort of like corn dogs, except the coating is made of rice flour batter. I tried a crispy ramen half (mozzarella) and half (hot dog) and it was a decent treat. Beautifully crisped and textured on the outside, thanks to a coating of ramen pieces, while alternately cheese-spongy and hot dog-meaty on the inside. Amn ube mochi donut was satisfying, as was the signature taro ball milk tea.Prices weren't terribly expensive for what were essentially snack items, and service was reasonably efficient given a steady onslaught of customers. Note that, when it gets busy, whatever seating there is fills up fast.
Sandy T.
I love the variety at this boba place! It's one of the only places in the area where you can get mochinuts and Korean corn dogs. They also offer Taiwanese dessert soups as well so there's something for everyone! OneZo is also open later than the other boba places in the area so they've been one of my go tos for late night boba cravings. I don't like my boba too sweet and prefer it to be tea forward so OneZo has been a godsend. They have really great brewed tea boba options here - my favorite being their four seasons spring tea.
Kevin P.
Oh, you won't believe the hilarious encounter we had at this so-called "purple rice and durian paradise"! We strolled in, all excited to get our hands on some "exquisite" purple rice with durian for "dessert" (or should I say, disaster?) and a drink. But oh no, their top-notch technology was turned off, like, seriously? So we had to ask if they were closed, and guess what? They pointed us to the counter! How innovative! And then the real comedy show began. We dared to inquire about their drinks (because, you know, we needed something to wash down that "culinary delight"), and they just gave us this sassy "yea, sure, we accept drinks order" response. Bravo, what a customer service pro!So we reluctantly settled for the purple rice "appetizer" (if we can even call it that). But hold on, the guy there, Mr. Attitude Extraordinaire, decided to school us in food knowledge, as if we were clueless toddlers. He had to inform us that purple rice is NOT a drink. Well, thank you, Captain Obvious! We're just here for a good laugh.But wait, it gets better! We wanted to see their drink menu, and the staff decided to put on a show for us. They acted all smug, like they thought we didn't know where the menu was. Hilarious! Little did they know, their screen was still off! Surprise, surprise! It took our intervention to open their eyes to that little fact.Oh, but the entertainment didn't end there. When we finally got home (with our questionable order), we discovered the punchline: expired durian in the purple rice! Bravo, master chefs! Who knew durians were supposed to be sour and not sweet? A revelation, indeed!What an unforgettable experience! If you ever need a good laugh or a lesson in customer service, that place is the perfect destination! Pure mockery at its finest!
Marcus W.
I tried the Signature milk, tea taro ball sweet potato ball herbal jelly. It has a very unique flavor. It's good and the herbal jelly is mild sweet I love that it's not overly sweet. Very delicious drink will come back and try other flavors. Then will try the mochinut I've tried the basic flavors of them.
Leonardo M.
Wanted to try something different and these donuts were absolutely delicious!! And i had the strawberry milk tea which i also liked, my wife had the mango one and loved it. It is a little pricey so don't know if I would come back frequently but definitely worth trying.
Cookie T.
I ordered three mochi donuts for roughly 10 dollars not including tax. I ordered a cinnamon mochi donut, Oreo, and chocolate. They tasted fine, though i've had better before. Its an okay place, I mean if you're craving something sweet its a nice place to go to. Its a very cramped space though and the line was to the door when i first got there. The service was nice, they didn't get our order wrong but didn't give us a receipt. The donuts were not fresh though and were pretty cold. Overall i would come back occasionally, its not a bad spot.
Grace Y.
Don't order through Yelp/GrubHub. They lack their full menu and pricing and you end up paying those extra fees. Best to order directly from their website. mochinutonezo.comService was fast especially when I sorted out with them what I ordered through Yelp/GrubHub.
Jimmy N.
I'm not really a big fan of sweets so this review is mainly for the potato hotdog hahaIt was amazing! Every bite was so crispy. It was lightly salted. Highly recommend drizzling ketchup on it. I would definitely get it again. I was told the donuts were good. Strawberry and matcha was a big hit. Got the approvals from the nephews and family. Highly recommend trying it. I see why it's so hype right now.
2.5 for me. The donuts look great and the space is clean and staff is on it to get orders out quickly and correctly but omfg please change out the frying oil regularly!!!!!! The donuts tasted rancid because old oil was used to fry them up! After one bite of each, had to toss them. $10 for 3 donuts is a bit steep too.
Melanie W.
Finally they are collaborating with Mochinut... I don't need to go to Allston and Chinatown location. They are freshly made, you order the flavor and they will dip into the icing right after. That's why the wait is alittle longer since they have to wait for the icing to cool down before putting into the box. Also I finally tried their hot dogs, I ordered half and half of each. It was little over frying, hopefully next time they can fry better.
Kelly Z.
They're beautiful! Super tasty and fresh. I believe they make it fresh here unlike the OneZo in Chinatown that has them shipped from Allston. I love the new mango flavor! However service is slow, and they seem kind of confused and overwhelm.
Rocky W.
There are many bubble tea options around this area of Quincy, but I picked Onezo because this location is combined with a Mochinut that serves awesome donuts. It's got a couple tables inside for seating and there's a cute instagramable "Mochinuts 'about you" sign and background. You can order at a self service kiosk or at the register. They have 12 different flavors for the Mochinut, but my favorites are the coffee, ube, matcha, and cinnamon. I recommend coming earlier in the day as they usually sell out of the popular flavors by the end of the day. The donuts were soft, flavorful, and delicious. For bubble tea, I love to get the Taro Milk Slush with brown sugar boba. They also have some other asian dessert options.
Thanh L.
The mochi donuts are fine. We got the Black Sesame, Fruity Pebbles & Matcha. The staff was rushing us on our selected. We also got the matcha latte which tasted fine. Overall, an okay experience
Very delicious and good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
OneZo is probably my favorite bubble tea spot out of the options in Quincy. My favorite is the brown sugar bubble latte, but I recommend lowering the sugar level because it is too sweet otherwise (but sweet boba that can be adjusted is better than tasteless). I like the roasted aftertaste of the tea. Prices are comparable to other places.The mochi donuts are also pretty good but pricey. I like the ube mochi donut the most, but I'm a sucker for ube in general, so I am biased.The inside has a few tables. It usually isn't too crowded when I go. There is also an app where you can collect rewards.
This new eatery along North Quincy's burgeoning Billings Road business district combines two chains: Mochinut and OneZo.The former, Mochinut, offers mochi donuts that somehow manage to be simultaneously soft, airy, dense and chewy when compared to regular donuts. The latter, OneZo, offers fruit, milk tea, and bubble tea drinks, along with shakes. There's also a third key offering: rice hot dogs, which are sort of like corn dogs, except the coating is made of rice flour batter. I tried a crispy ramen half (mozzarella) and half (hot dog) and it was a decent treat. Beautifully crisped and textured on the outside, thanks to a coating of ramen pieces, while alternately cheese-spongy and hot dog-meaty on the inside. Amn ube mochi donut was satisfying, as was the signature taro ball milk tea.Prices weren't terribly expensive for what were essentially snack items, and service was reasonably efficient given a steady onslaught of customers. Note that, when it gets busy, whatever seating there is fills up fast.
I love the variety at this boba place! It's one of the only places in the area where you can get mochinuts and Korean corn dogs. They also offer Taiwanese dessert soups as well so there's something for everyone! OneZo is also open later than the other boba places in the area so they've been one of my go tos for late night boba cravings. I don't like my boba too sweet and prefer it to be tea forward so OneZo has been a godsend. They have really great brewed tea boba options here - my favorite being their four seasons spring tea.
Oh, you won't believe the hilarious encounter we had at this so-called "purple rice and durian paradise"! We strolled in, all excited to get our hands on some "exquisite" purple rice with durian for "dessert" (or should I say, disaster?) and a drink. But oh no, their top-notch technology was turned off, like, seriously? So we had to ask if they were closed, and guess what? They pointed us to the counter! How innovative! And then the real comedy show began. We dared to inquire about their drinks (because, you know, we needed something to wash down that "culinary delight"), and they just gave us this sassy "yea, sure, we accept drinks order" response. Bravo, what a customer service pro!So we reluctantly settled for the purple rice "appetizer" (if we can even call it that). But hold on, the guy there, Mr. Attitude Extraordinaire, decided to school us in food knowledge, as if we were clueless toddlers. He had to inform us that purple rice is NOT a drink. Well, thank you, Captain Obvious! We're just here for a good laugh.But wait, it gets better! We wanted to see their drink menu, and the staff decided to put on a show for us. They acted all smug, like they thought we didn't know where the menu was. Hilarious! Little did they know, their screen was still off! Surprise, surprise! It took our intervention to open their eyes to that little fact.Oh, but the entertainment didn't end there. When we finally got home (with our questionable order), we discovered the punchline: expired durian in the purple rice! Bravo, master chefs! Who knew durians were supposed to be sour and not sweet? A revelation, indeed!What an unforgettable experience! If you ever need a good laugh or a lesson in customer service, that place is the perfect destination! Pure mockery at its finest!
I tried the Signature milk, tea taro ball sweet potato ball herbal jelly. It has a very unique flavor. It's good and the herbal jelly is mild sweet I love that it's not overly sweet. Very delicious drink will come back and try other flavors. Then will try the mochinut I've tried the basic flavors of them.
Wanted to try something different and these donuts were absolutely delicious!! And i had the strawberry milk tea which i also liked, my wife had the mango one and loved it. It is a little pricey so don't know if I would come back frequently but definitely worth trying.
I ordered three mochi donuts for roughly 10 dollars not including tax. I ordered a cinnamon mochi donut, Oreo, and chocolate. They tasted fine, though i've had better before. Its an okay place, I mean if you're craving something sweet its a nice place to go to. Its a very cramped space though and the line was to the door when i first got there. The service was nice, they didn't get our order wrong but didn't give us a receipt. The donuts were not fresh though and were pretty cold. Overall i would come back occasionally, its not a bad spot.
Don't order through Yelp/GrubHub. They lack their full menu and pricing and you end up paying those extra fees. Best to order directly from their website. mochinutonezo.comService was fast especially when I sorted out with them what I ordered through Yelp/GrubHub.
I'm not really a big fan of sweets so this review is mainly for the potato hotdog hahaIt was amazing! Every bite was so crispy. It was lightly salted. Highly recommend drizzling ketchup on it. I would definitely get it again. I was told the donuts were good. Strawberry and matcha was a big hit. Got the approvals from the nephews and family. Highly recommend trying it. I see why it's so hype right now.
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2.5 for me. The donuts look great and the space is clean and staff is on it to get orders out quickly and correctly but omfg please change out the frying oil regularly!!!!!! The donuts tasted rancid because old oil was used to fry them up! After one bite of each, had to toss them. $10 for 3 donuts is a bit steep too.
Finally they are collaborating with Mochinut... I don't need to go to Allston and Chinatown location. They are freshly made, you order the flavor and they will dip into the icing right after. That's why the wait is alittle longer since they have to wait for the icing to cool down before putting into the box. Also I finally tried their hot dogs, I ordered half and half of each. It was little over frying, hopefully next time they can fry better.
They're beautiful! Super tasty and fresh. I believe they make it fresh here unlike the OneZo in Chinatown that has them shipped from Allston. I love the new mango flavor! However service is slow, and they seem kind of confused and overwhelm.
There are many bubble tea options around this area of Quincy, but I picked Onezo because this location is combined with a Mochinut that serves awesome donuts. It's got a couple tables inside for seating and there's a cute instagramable "Mochinuts 'about you" sign and background. You can order at a self service kiosk or at the register. They have 12 different flavors for the Mochinut, but my favorites are the coffee, ube, matcha, and cinnamon. I recommend coming earlier in the day as they usually sell out of the popular flavors by the end of the day. The donuts were soft, flavorful, and delicious. For bubble tea, I love to get the Taro Milk Slush with brown sugar boba. They also have some other asian dessert options.
The mochi donuts are fine. We got the Black Sesame, Fruity Pebbles & Matcha. The staff was rushing us on our selected. We also got the matcha latte which tasted fine. Overall, an okay experience