Additionally, dango is typically served as a sweet street food in sets of three to five balls on a skewer. In contrast, mochi comes in various shapes, sizes, and sweet and savory preparations.

If you like mochi or tong yuen, give dango a try. Though sasa dango does not come in the variety of flavors that mochi comes in, it is a mildly sweet treat to finish off your meal at Sushi Robata.

Now, on to the sweets! One of the dessert stalls in Hanami Matsuri is Yakimono Club, which serves mochi and taiyaki. Check out the 3Colour Dango (glutinous rice balls) without fillings for S$3 per ...