in the mood / feel like
Do these phrases have the same meaning:
1. feel like doing smth
2. be in the mood for

If the meaning is different please state when it is better to use each of them.

Question

in the mood / feel like
Do these phrases have the same meaning:
1. feel like doing smth
2. be in the mood for

If the meaning is different please state when it is better to use each of them.

Answer

Both generally mean the same....but the second one *can* have a sexual meaning. (to be in the mood = to be interested in having sex)

But in general:
I feel like having pizza for dinner.
I'm in the mood for pizza for dinner.

They mean the same thing.

Answer

Basically, yes. 
Maybe, just maybe, the first id closer to actually doing it.