Mochi Restaurants in Bethlehem
The best places in Bethlehem to eat Mochi. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Bethlehem who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
Show restaurants on map
This is a list of all the eateries where you can order Mochi or dine out.
4
Menu
4
Menu
City: Bethlehem, 2342 Easton Avenue, Bethlehem, 18017, United States Of America
"My fellow Bethlehemites, how could you? I trusted you! Such great reviews promising of a hidden gem, proved to be so heartbreakingly false. What’s wrong with you, people? I recoil in horror imagining where you have eaten sushi before. We even turned a blind eye to the freshly “planted “plastic roses at the front door and greeted a landscaper engrossed in his artful arrangement. If only he showed the same dedication to preparing our food, we wouldn’t be writing this now. Yes, you guessed it…. the landscaper was also the Chef. This was the most vile Japanese dining experience I have ever endured. My family arrived at the restaurant with a huge craving for sushi. We sat at a wobbly table and asked for green tea, which wasn’t terrible, and we sipped in good faith. It wasn’t until the “PING!” of a microwave that the first pangs of panic set in. Thirty seconds later, we were served our edamame. It was soggy and had clearly just emerged out of said microwave. Before we were finished with our appetizer, we heard another “PING!” …“What else could they possibly be microwaving?” we wondered. A young woman in torn jeans and squishy flip-flops (a big health code faux pas) handed us COLD PLATES WITH COLD FRIED RICE. I kid you not. The rice came out of the refrigerator, was nuked a little in the microwave, AND THEN SERVED TO US… with tiny, yet crusty, spoons. The plastic flowers outside were more fresh than that rice. At this point, we were really worried. After all, these people were handling raw fish. The rolls were delivered with no great enthusiasm. The whole presentation appeared to be a gloomy, discolored representation of sushi. I ordered the beach roll, which was stuffed with some strange, chewy, pink mayo fish paste (it’s the only way I can describe it). I half-heartedly tried two or three bites but left the rest. My family ordered a spider roll, shrimp tempura roll, and Alaska roll. I did not feel in the least bit compelled to try any of it. We chewed in silence, wondering how we found ourselves in this twilight zone of a restaurant. The only thing worse than the food was the bill, which was simply extraordinary for a meal that clearly was not."
Mochi
You can find Mochi in Restaurants.
We help you find a restaurant in your area where it tastes best.
Price
The Average price for Mochi is:
$4.8
Feedback
These ratings only refer to the mentioned ingredients. Restaurants might use others.