NickandCarrie's Ginza mochi stop ends with Carrie wanting more
Shine Muscat grapes supply the juicy centre, but Carrie's request for another helping gets the comments talking.
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Nick gives the mochi a rating well beyond the scale. Carrie has a more practical response: "Can I buy more?" Then comes a little happy dance on the pavement.
NickandCarrie's Ginza food stop has drawn roughly 640,000 views in its first 21 hours. The couple pick out Shine Muscat grape mochi marked as exclusive to the Tokyo shop, buy a pair and open the box outside for a street-side tasting.
The appeal is in the contrast: soft, stretchy mochi around a juicy grape. Nick pauses to praise the texture, and both give the sweet an enthusiastic verdict. Several viewers focus less on the ratings than on Carrie's request to head back for more, picking out her delivery and Nick's reaction.
After the channel's recent ramen outing, this is a much smaller Japanese food purchase, though the box doesn't seem destined to be their last.
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Where next?
- Channel
- NickandCarrie
- Subscribers
- 13,300,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 149,568,466
- Channel views, pace per day
- 10,405,125 (on a normal day: 24,564,440)
- Video published
- October 31, 2026
- Video views so far
- 541,681 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 635,500
The numbers
The mochi Short reached roughly 640,000 views before its first day was complete.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which Tokyo district do Nick and Carrie visit for their mochi tasting?
They buy the Shine Muscat mochi at a shop in Ginza, with signage marking it as a store-exclusive item.

