

Original Delicious Japanese Street Food / Snacks (sweet and savory) all made fresh daily right here in Texas! HOSHI means star in Japanese and here in the Lone Star State we have re-created a delicious traditional Japanese snack in a new, fun and exciting way!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3304 Coit Rd #700a, Plano, TX 75023
Phone: (214) 501-3733
Website: https://www.hoshijapanesesweets.com/
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Reviews
Their onigiri is a must-try. It’s so authentic, with a generous amount of filling and perfectly fluffy rice. The Oreo obanyaki was a delightful surprise—the flavors pair beautifully, and it was so balanced it could easily be mistaken for a traditional one. The iced coffee is also top-notch, with a rich flavor that’s perfect for the Japanese palate. You can tell it’s high quality from the first sip.
Highly recommended!
We had the chicken and salmon onigiris. We also had the fuji watermelon soda float and the strawberry cheesecake obanyaki. Both are not that sweet, so it’s very tasty.
I’m definitely coming back.
So I was excited to come and try their onigiris and other items. My experience wasn’t bad, but the food was very underwhelming. And the specific reason is because the food was extremely sweet. The sauce on the Takoyaki was extremely sweet. After the first one I knew I was going to struggle eating it. Then the miso salmon was also very sweet. Which was very odd. The sukiyaki onigiri had good flavor. The problem with their onigiris is also the ratio of rice to filling. It’s probably like 80% rice and 20% filling. It needs to be better balanced. The drinks were okay, but the best item has to be the strawberry matcha Daifuku! That was truly amazing and delicious. My gf said she would come back just for that. I also will come back though because I want to try other items. Hopefully my next visit is better.
You can get the little coffees (that I love) and some really awesome GIANT Onagiri, Yakatori, and an awesome assortment of imported specialty drinks/sweets which just brings my taste buds right back to Japan and the awesome food they have there, which I miss.
Great friendly, and attentive staff help add to the very quality experience!
Also, if you have a cool car, especially JDM car, Steve (the owner) hosts a stellar car meet in front of the cafe once a month.
I would highly recommend anyone craving Japanese snacks, or even someone who has never tried them, to try Hoshi Cafe!