Great food (love the almond croissant) and nice quaint cafe in Fort Lee. It's not the friendliest…read moreservice but they're kind enough. I come here often in the morning

Matcha lemonade here was good. We also tried two pastries and I cannot remember what they were, but…read moreone of them was kind of dry and not great and the other one was really tasty even though we forgot about it for a day. The space is nice and clean and quiet. Would be a good place to read or get work done.

The weather ended up being great today! It was definitely worth the trip to check out Fort Lee,…read moreanother vibrant Koreatown near the city. I made my first visit to Cheongsu, a super homey Korean cafe featuring drinks, pastries, and desserts. Given the weather, I went with their strawberry matcha bingsu. It was the perfect size for two people to share. I loved how thoughtfully it was layered--between the shaved ice, they added strawberry and matcha sauces, topped it off with shaved milk ice and sweet cream, and finished it with plenty of matcha powder and fresh strawberries. Such a lovely spot for a group of four or less to catch up over light bites and good drinks.

Food 5/10 Atmosphere 7/10…read moreService 3/10 Tips: gets very busy on the weekends, but there is an upstairs seating area. I would say Service is pretty nonexistent as you order on the counter and you see yourself with no waitressing. The cashier lady was also pretty rude and not accomodating to my request (make my drinks less sweet) so they lose a store for that. Atmosphere is cute and vibes are great, definitely has modern and traditional Korean vibes. However, I would not say that this is like a traditional tea house? Having been to A LOT of tea houses in Korea, their menu and concept is definitely far from what a traditional teahouse is like. For instance, a traditional teahouse would have assorted rice, cakes and traditional, Korean desserts, however, I feel like this place used modern French pastries, and put a Korean twist on them, which I would say is not very Korean in reality. Baked goods were OK. It tasted stale. Losing a star for that as well.

What a cute little cafe in downtown Fort Lee. I was craving some strawberry matcha and found out…read morethey have teddy bear matchas here! Naturally, I had to check it out. As a strawberry matcha lover, this is what I went for. To my surprise, they also were serving pho! They had three types of pho on the menu, so I went with the chicken pho. My chicken pho came out very quickly and first. This was delicious and I could tell it was made with so much love. I also loved the lemongrass flavor they added to it. It was a very generous portion for the price. Shortly after, my strawberry teddy bear matcha was served. This was just the perfect balance of sweetness from the strawberry and earthiness from the matcha. The teddy bear on top was the cutest touch. Overall, the food/drinks were delicious, the ambiance was adorable, the staff were friendly, and the items were very affordable. I would love to visit again!

Owner greeted us warmly as soon as we walked in. Cute colorful interior decor with lots of…read moreplushies. While deciding on what to order, the owner offered to make me a drink that was off the menu. How about a mixed one with strawberry, Matcha and coconut? Hey, if the boss is recommending it I'm all for it. My son got the ube and coconut. OMG, both drinks were so darn yummy. I am not an ube fan whatsoever, but my son insisted I take a sip. I have to say it was the best ube drink I have ever tried. The coconut mixed with the strawberry and matcha is a game changer. The teddy bear made of ice was so cute and makes for a cool IG pic. The owner was sweet enough to ask if we liked it. I gave her the thumbs up and said they were excellent and that we will be back. Oddly they also serve pho here, it's not a restaurant per se. We didn't have any so I can't comment. But definitely come for these yummy Vietnamese concoctions. Street meter parking only.

If you're in the mood for a coffee and a pastry (the best kind of mid-day snack), Mokafe is an…read moreexcellent spot. I've been here a few times and to be quite honest - I am grateful this place is a drive from me because I would eat here every day. The coffees are both unique and tasty (a bit on the milky side, but I like that), and the pastry were as fresh as could be. Not to mention, the place itself is lovely. When it's nice outside, they open the windows so you can sit and enjoy the fresh air while still being inside. Each time I've gone, the staff has been excellent too - super polite and willing to answer questions about the pastry. I've only had the coffee here, so I can't speak to their match or non-coffee drinks. Also, I am dying to try their cheesy Knafa, but it's so big I need someone to share it with!

Been here 2-3 times. The last two times - one of the female employees seems to be spacey as fuckkk…read more My girlfriend ordered a coffee and all she served her was milk. She completely forgot to add the espresso and we were completely flabbergasted on how that was even possible. Weird Same girl also messed up on our sandwich order during our last visit. We are not in a rush to return and actually are deterred

I came to the US for the World Cup, decided to stay longer in NYNJ for the food scene... and I'm…read moreeven more glad I did after having discovered Cafe Oak Having spent 3 months in South Korea, I was curious to try them out I mean, in Palisades Park there are plenty of options for Korean food & drinks indeed, but what caught my attention with this one was the variety Savory food: kimbap (burdock, bulgogi, pork, bacon kimchi, tuna, shrimp tempura, etc - some being spicy, some not), rice ball (spam, tuna mayo, shrimp tempura), fish cake odeng, udon (with shrimp tempura or beef), toast (street and morning ones), tteokbokki, sandwiches, crackers... Sweet food: bingsu (shaved ice), waffles, bubble waffles, pastries, crispy banana chips... Drinks: all sorts of coffee including their signature coffee seasalt (hot or iced), tea, bubble tea (hot or iced), matcha latte, ade, lemonade... I personally first had: - Tuna mayo kimbap - Strawberry matcha latte (made with with real fruit) - Taro shaved ice (with icecream & red beans too) I loved it so much that I came back the following day, for my last day in the neighborhood, this time having: - Tempura shrimp udon (served with kimchi) - Mango ade (made with real fruit) - Strawberry and banana waffle (served with whipped cream and ice cream) - Taro bubble tea (that I chose to have hot) And I have to say it was all SO delicious! Worth noting, better come early to have the maximum choice if kimbap as they are freshly made in the morning and can sell out fast ; and for cooked food available upon request, kitchen closes at 1PM so make sure to arrive before A few extra things to mention: For convenience they have a bathroom as well, and Wi-Fi There are claw machines for fun Korean music is played, making one feel even more in Korea The last but not the least, staff is super efficient / professional My favorite coffee shop in Palisades Park, no doubt Highly recommend! Kamsahamnida

We came here on a Saturday afternoon because our usual spot were packed…read more We were debating if we wanted the matcha one or one of the fruits one. We got mango because it was marked seasonal. I would expect fresh mangoes during mango season since you've marked in "seasonal" but nope they were frozen mango and artificial mango syrup.

The selection here of baked goods is fantastic. Choose between pastries, cakes, and breads both…read moresavory and sweet. My favorite was the curry croquet!

Artisan Boulanger is such a great Korean bakery with a huge variety of pastries and desserts. They…read morehave everything from savory breads to sweet pastries, plus breakfast items, bingsoo, ice cream, tarts, cakes, and lots of drink options. Their cakes are always so pretty -- I haven't tried one yet, but I definitely want to come back for one. The bakery itself is spacious with plenty of seating, free Wi-Fi, and a really nice atmosphere for studying or hanging out. The staff were all friendly, and the prices are very reasonable compared to other bakeries. I especially enjoyed their ades, and every bread I tried was really good. Overall, it's a cozy spot with great food and a welcoming vibe. Definitely worth visiting!

Tucked away from the hectic streets of fort lee is this really spacious, cozy and ambient cafe. It…read moreseems the place is still in a warming up phase before becoming recognized by locals and well known by coffee enthusiasts. I will say, the owner who is also the barista most days, is really into coffee and very enthusiastic with talking about his inspiration behind the business. My drink was good and of decent quality. It's close enough walking distance on a sunny day, so I'll definitely be back often in the summer

Great service first time we went We tried returning twice…read morebut both times it was closed So I don't know the hours

Great spot that gives "cozy home vibes." Not only is there plenty of dessert options (try their red…read morevelvet cake which is AMAZING) but also plenty of seating space. As a matcha fanatic my go to is their iced matcha drinks with honey and almond milk. The prices are fair (about $8 for a large matcha). There's also a parking lot where you can park your car and a back door to enter from which is a plus. The staff are very friendly as well. Overall great place :)

The couple behind the counter (the owners?) were so kind and helpful. The ambiance is lovely. There…read moreare games to play and books to read to entertain you while you wait for your food. We had the ramen (spicy! Mmmm), dumpling- pork & vegetable (delicious!), a croffle- egg, cheese, avocado, greens (Amazing!), Mochi (yummy!), Taiyaki (Awesome!), Brown sugar Boba () and macarons (fantastic!). It's versatile enough to eat a meal or just got for dessert. We can't wait to go back!