London’s best Mochi balls, from Bone Daddies to Nobu
These sticky rice balls are big in Japan. Harry Styles and Heidi Klum are both self-declared mochi monsters and London does a range with everything from ice cream to cheese — truly amaze balls.
Bone Daddies
Lemon, sesame or chocolate orbs courtesy of popular Japanese brand Little Moons, with ice cream at the centre — the perfect way to round off a steaming bowl of ramen.
Info: £4, across London, bonedaddies.com
Bo Lang
The dim sum here may be excellent but if you can exercise some restraint the reward is worth it — black sesame, yuzu and green tea mochi are the ideal balance of sweet and savoury.
Info: £7.20, 100 Draycott Avenue, SW3 3AD, bolangrestaurant.co.uk
Feng Sushi
Sweet, hardcore dessert mochi, in either chocolate or cheesecake flavour. They’re so small and delicate that there’s no harm in trying both.
Info: £2.75, across London, fengsushi.co.uk
The best food in London
Okan
Sticky rice and sugary syrup are a simple and effective combination at this buzzy Brixton bolthole. Make them more savoury with a side of cheese.
Info: £1.80, Okan, Unit 39, Brixton Village, SW9 8PR, okanbrixtonvillage.com
Nobu
A colourful selection, with ice cream inside to cleanse the palate.
Info: £12, Green Park and Park Lane, noburestaurants.com
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