The nation’s favourite mochi makers are set to moor up across the UK this summer with their Little House Boat Taking over the waterways in London, Manchester and Birmingham from June 7th - head down for some mouthwatering mochi ice cream and try your luck to win some prizes
Mochi ice cream pioneers – Little Moons – will be mooring up at canal hotspots in London, Manchester and Birmingham, handing out thousands of free signature mochi ice cream bites to celebrate the arrival of summer 2024.
The Little Moons Little House Boat will debut in London on Friday, 7th June at Queen’s Yard in Hackney Wick, where it’ll remain for three days before making its way to Manchester’s Media City and Birmingham’s Brindley Place on 18th and 28th June respectively.
Sailing into summer, The Little House Boat will hand out free mochi in a selection of the UK’s favourite flavours including; Iced Latte, Blood Orange & Pink Grapefruit and Chocolate Hazelnut from their boat hatch. Its highly covetable merch will be up for grabs too, with a chance to win a selection of prizes.
Putting an extraordinary spin on a typical waterway abode, the beautiful pink boat will feature lots of fun and immersive elements. Fans in London can board the boat and grab a selfie at the helm, or peer inside their port holes from another world.
Find the keys to the boat hidden at each location to unlock bigger prizes. Or snap and share for a chance to win branded caps, tote bags or blankets. Fans who find a sticker at the bottom of their mochi tub will automatically win a prize too.
The Little Moons House Boat will moor up at the following locations:
For more information, visit and follow @littlemoonsmochi on social.
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