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Oh well all good things come to an end! So I usually order side of grilled chicken which is usually $3 for four or five slices, then the price was raised to $4 - which is fine. Now, 2 days later, I'm told it's $3 for ONE SLICE. SO, I can never order a side of anything ever again. It's sad that even Hesed is starting to price gouge their customers. Very disgusting really. Once the main dishes raise to an unreasonable price, I'm out of here. Sad for them. A shame because it's such a great and relaxing cafe with great food.
Cafe Hesed is always a pleasant visit. During this visit, we enjoyed their food and coffee. Our beverages were: Lavender Chai Latte & a Cappuccino. Their coffees are always on point and thoroughly enjoyed. Our food orders were: Avocado Toast, with a side salad, and the Aglio E Olio, with Chicken Noodle Soup. I cannot give enough kudos to the Avocado Toast. I loved how they placed the sliced poached egg on the toast and then tomatoes, on top of the egg. The pasta was amazing, the cheese blended perfectly throughout the pasta noodles and made you savor each forkful with your eyes closed...enjoying each flavorful ingredient dancing throughout your palette. With the orders of the entrees, we were given three FREE donuts and they were deliciously sweet and soft. Just another nice touch that will keep customers returning. I highly recommend Cafe Hesed for a simple cup of coffee or a meal, with free perks, and pleasant surroundings. Either way, you'll enjoy your stay.
I enjoyed eating at Cafe Hesed. Their seating area is super cute, with bicycle-themed tables and chairs. It wasn't busy when I went, so the service was quick. They had a wide variety of food and dessert options. I loved the burger and fries, and while the smoothie was just okay, everything else made up for it. I went with my mom, and she ordered the breakfast sandwich. It's served on a croissant, and that was 10/10!
We stopped by Café Hesed in Little Ferry and it was such a refreshing treat! We ordered the choco bingsu, and wow -- the shaved ice was super light and airy, almost fluffy, and it melted in your mouth. The chocolate flavor was just right, not too sweet, and paired perfectly with the chocolate drizzle, ice cream, and wafers on top. Also tried the yuzu iced tea with honey, and it was so refreshing -- the kind of drink that cools you down instantly on a hot day. It had a nice citrusy tang balanced with a hint of sweetness from the honey. The café is clean, cozy, and has a relaxed vibe. Definitely a hidden gem in the area if you're looking for quality Korean desserts and drinks. Will be back to try more!
Ordered a snack, took 1/2 hr to make when the whole place was empty. They blamed it on the equipment. I told then they should've warned customers ahead of time. When i asked to cancel after 15 mins of waiting, they kept saying it's almost ready and refused. Took them another 10 mins. Afterwards, the snack was undercooked, look at the pics and i had to bake it when i got home. The same snack at Mitsuwa would take 5 mins to make.
Located in a little strip mall right beside the Little Ferry H Mart, this little cafe serves a number of different bakery goods as well as hot food. Mochi donuts and different kinds of drinks, but also some random Korean hot food dishes and chicken wings. Mixed bag of menu items. I tried a mochi donut, it was very soft, almost a little too much and while initially I thought the frosting wasn't enough, it turned to be quite sweet and sticky. Not the best much mochi donut I've had, but certainly not the worst, either. Service was okay, they initially gave me the wrong donut, but corrected it once I pointed it out. No napkins included unless you ask.
Their bingsoo in the past usually comes with a scoop of ice cream and mochi. You can see it in photos. This time, they are telling me I have to pay a dollar for mochi..? That's ridic. It's already a $15 bingsoo with only fruit. Literally the most plain bingsoo in the area.
Yesterday my husband and I stopped in at Cafe Hesed. We ordered two teas and a matcha bingsoo to share. So you order from the counter, pay, and then wait for your number to be called to pick up your order. The place has lots of seating. My husband found a two-person table and we waited. Our teas came out first - peppermint tea and a black clove tea (Harney & Sons tea - good quality). The bingsoo took a little longer since it was being prepared. We got it with the add-on red bean and rice cake to try it out. Worth the wait! So light, fluffy, and refreshing! The staff that night were very friendly and helpful. It was my first time there, so I had asked a few questions while ordering and they were patient with me. Plus, that bingsoo is serious - we couldn't finish. So I went up and asked for a cover. The woman behind the counter pleasantly said "no problem" and got me one. There was a steady stream of customers, and they were still nice. That matters a lot. Cafe Hesed - Very much recommended if you're in Little Ferry!
This is one of my favorite cafe to grab lunch whenever I'm in NJ. The standout dish was definitely the fish burger to me, which I always order when I'm there. I also love their refreshing homemade soda, which added a unique touch to the meal. To top it all off, we received complimentary mochi donuts, which were a lovely surprise. The garlic bread and fries were also tasty with the soup, and the prices were very reasonable. The cafe has a beeper system that vibrates to notify customers when their order is ready. I do recommend this restaurant for its delicious food. Inside feels very cozy.
Been here about two times, trying to give them a second try. First time I got hot chocolate. Was not overly impressed. Seemed too watery/watered down to be that enjoyable for me. Second time I had gotten a variation of mochi donuts. Although the top of them were good, somehow all the donuts were stale. To be fair, we did go in the nighttime so maybe it could have been made earlier in the day. Most likely won't be going again cause it was overpriced tbh and I've seen cheaper and better in Paris Baguette.
Stopped into Café Hesed to meet some friends. This is in the plaza with the big Hmart in Little Ferry, so there is ample parking. They have a bright seating area with choices of sofas or regular tables. This is a counter service restaurant. Place your order at the counter and they call you when it's ready. We had bubble teas and mochinuts. I had the Thai bubble tea prepared with oat milk and it was delicious. A very comfortable Cafe with good food to catch up with old friends.
Ambiance is great. Looking like an amazing place to come chill, hang out, and wait for your seat to be ready from the Cast Iron restaurant next door. The coffee was alright. Nothing special and nothing despicable, just alright
Cute cafe along Bergen Turnpike, its beside Hmart and Daiso so you can't miss it! Location: It is located along Bergen Turnpike. There is a lot of seating inside and they have nice decorations depends on the holiday! Service: This is self service. You order and they will call if your food is ready. Food: It was meh. We ordered bubble tea and the flavors were taro, matcha and thai tea. The only good one was the thai tea, the rest is just bland and just tastes milk. Their bubble tea is also like a shake not liquid. Their mochi donuts were good, we tried the Cookies and cream. Cake pops were hard as candy, but taste good inside. Price rating: 7/10. The hot food choices were bit pricey. Maybe ill give this cafe another chance and try their hot foods.
Came in craving a matcha bingsu and was excited by the presentation -- the portion is genuinely huge, piled high with a big scoop of matcha ice cream on top and wafer cookies tucked in. Unfortunately, the matcha flavor itself was pretty minimal for me. It seems like the matcha powder is really just dusted on top rather than blended into the shaved ice itself, so once you get a few bites in, it turns into a pretty plain, sweet shaved ice with not much matcha flavor coming through. It was also sweeter than I'd typically expect from a matcha dessert, which usually leans more bitter/earthy. One thing that stood out (and not in a good way) -- they charged $0.50 for a cup of ice water. Small thing, but a bit of an odd touchpoint for a dessert spot. On the plus side, it's in a plaza with plenty of parking, so at least getting there and finding a spot was easy. read more
Parking in complex. The cafe is cute I wish it had better seating, it kind of looked like a hall seating area. I just ordered an iced vanilla latte on a hot afternoon. Staff were fast with my order. It was just the right amount of ice and sweetness. I will be back to try the desserts with my daughters! read more
went to meet friend for dessert. mango bingsu is big enough for two to share. lots of fruit. I wish they can make it look more palatable. last time i came i got the strawberry bingsu and it was nicely decorated and came with additional red bean and rice cake ok the side. They must be cutting costs read more
10 months ago
Oh well all good things come to an end! So I usually order side of grilled chicken which is usually $3 for four or five slices, then the price was raised to $4 - which is fine. Now, 2 days later, I'm told it's $3 for ONE SLICE. SO, I can never order a side of anything ever again. It's sad that even Hesed is starting to price gouge their customers. Very disgusting really. Once the main dishes raise to an unreasonable price, I'm out of here. Sad for them. A shame because it's such a great and relaxing cafe with great food. read more
Cafe Hesed is always a pleasant visit. During this visit, we enjoyed their food and coffee. Our beverages were: Lavender Chai Latte & a Cappuccino. Their coffees are always on point and thoroughly enjoyed. Our food orders were: Avocado Toast, with a side salad, and the Aglio E Olio, with Chicken Noodle Soup. I cannot give enough kudos to the Avocado Toast. I loved how they placed the sliced poached egg on the toast and then tomatoes, on top of the egg. The pasta was amazing, the cheese blended perfectly throughout the pasta noodles and made you savor each forkful with your eyes closed...enjoying each flavorful ingredient dancing throughout your palette. With the orders of the entrees, we were given three FREE donuts and they were deliciously sweet and soft. Just another nice touch that will keep customers returning. I highly recommend Cafe Hesed for a simple cup of coffee or a meal, with free perks, and pleasant surroundings. Either way, you'll enjoy your stay. read more
7 months ago
I enjoyed eating at Cafe Hesed. Their seating area is super cute, with bicycle-themed tables and chairs. It wasn't busy when I went, so the service was quick. They had a wide variety of food and dessert options. I loved the burger and fries, and while the smoothie was just okay, everything else made up for it. I went with my mom, and she ordered the breakfast sandwich. It's served on a croissant, and that was 10/10! read more
We stopped by Café Hesed in Little Ferry and it was such a refreshing treat! We ordered the choco bingsu, and wow -- the shaved ice was super light and airy, almost fluffy, and it melted in your mouth. The chocolate flavor was just right, not too sweet, and paired perfectly with the chocolate drizzle, ice cream, and wafers on top. Also tried the yuzu iced tea with honey, and it was so refreshing -- the kind of drink that cools you down instantly on a hot day. It had a nice citrusy tang balanced with a hint of sweetness from the honey. The café is clean, cozy, and has a relaxed vibe. Definitely a hidden gem in the area if you're looking for quality Korean desserts and drinks. Will be back to try more! read more
10 months ago
Ordered a snack, took 1/2 hr to make when the whole place was empty. They blamed it on the equipment. I told then they should've warned customers ahead of time. When i asked to cancel after 15 mins of waiting, they kept saying it's almost ready and refused. Took them another 10 mins. Afterwards, the snack was undercooked, look at the pics and i had to bake it when i got home. The same snack at Mitsuwa would take 5 mins to make. read more
Located in a little strip mall right beside the Little Ferry H Mart, this little cafe serves a number of different bakery goods as well as hot food. Mochi donuts and different kinds of drinks, but also some random Korean hot food dishes and chicken wings. Mixed bag of menu items. I tried a mochi donut, it was very soft, almost a little too much and while initially I thought the frosting wasn't enough, it turned to be quite sweet and sticky. Not the best much mochi donut I've had, but certainly not the worst, either. Service was okay, they initially gave me the wrong donut, but corrected it once I pointed it out. No napkins included unless you ask. read more
2 years ago
Their bingsoo in the past usually comes with a scoop of ice cream and mochi. You can see it in photos. This time, they are telling me I have to pay a dollar for mochi..? That's ridic. It's already a $15 bingsoo with only fruit. Literally the most plain bingsoo in the area. read more
2 years ago
Yesterday my husband and I stopped in at Cafe Hesed. We ordered two teas and a matcha bingsoo to share. So you order from the counter, pay, and then wait for your number to be called to pick up your order. The place has lots of seating. My husband found a two-person table and we waited. Our teas came out first - peppermint tea and a black clove tea (Harney & Sons tea - good quality). The bingsoo took a little longer since it was being prepared. We got it with the add-on red bean and rice cake to try it out. Worth the wait! So light, fluffy, and refreshing! The staff that night were very friendly and helpful. It was my first time there, so I had asked a few questions while ordering and they were patient with me. Plus, that bingsoo is serious - we couldn't finish. So I went up and asked for a cover. The woman behind the counter pleasantly said "no problem" and got me one. There was a steady stream of customers, and they were still nice. That matters a lot. Cafe Hesed - Very much recommended if you're in Little Ferry! read more
This is one of my favorite cafe to grab lunch whenever I'm in NJ. The standout dish was definitely the fish burger to me, which I always order when I'm there. I also love their refreshing homemade soda, which added a unique touch to the meal. To top it all off, we received complimentary mochi donuts, which were a lovely surprise. The garlic bread and fries were also tasty with the soup, and the prices were very reasonable. The cafe has a beeper system that vibrates to notify customers when their order is ready. I do recommend this restaurant for its delicious food. Inside feels very cozy. read more
2 years ago
Been here about two times, trying to give them a second try. First time I got hot chocolate. Was not overly impressed. Seemed too watery/watered down to be that enjoyable for me. Second time I had gotten a variation of mochi donuts. Although the top of them were good, somehow all the donuts were stale. To be fair, we did go in the nighttime so maybe it could have been made earlier in the day. Most likely won't be going again cause it was overpriced tbh and I've seen cheaper and better in Paris Baguette. read more
3 years ago
Stopped into Café Hesed to meet some friends. This is in the plaza with the big Hmart in Little Ferry, so there is ample parking. They have a bright seating area with choices of sofas or regular tables. This is a counter service restaurant. Place your order at the counter and they call you when it's ready. We had bubble teas and mochinuts. I had the Thai bubble tea prepared with oat milk and it was delicious. A very comfortable Cafe with good food to catch up with old friends. read more
Ambiance is great. Looking like an amazing place to come chill, hang out, and wait for your seat to be ready from the Cast Iron restaurant next door. The coffee was alright. Nothing special and nothing despicable, just alright read more
3 years ago
Cute cafe along Bergen Turnpike, its beside Hmart and Daiso so you can't miss it! Location: It is located along Bergen Turnpike. There is a lot of seating inside and they have nice decorations depends on the holiday! Service: This is self service. You order and they will call if your food is ready. Food: It was meh. We ordered bubble tea and the flavors were taro, matcha and thai tea. The only good one was the thai tea, the rest is just bland and just tastes milk. Their bubble tea is also like a shake not liquid. Their mochi donuts were good, we tried the Cookies and cream. Cake pops were hard as candy, but taste good inside. Price rating: 7/10. The hot food choices were bit pricey. Maybe ill give this cafe another chance and try their hot foods. read more
Whether you come for a quick bite or dine in. There are options for everyone between a bakery good, meal, soups, snacks, or drinks. I got the chicken quesadillas. The taste was good, very filling. It was different to not have enough cheese on it. The mushrooms and chicken held its own. The other was a soup. The tea drink wasn't worth its price knowing they just give you a cup with the tea bag in. Nothing special. We thought it would be a specialty mint tea drink. There is plenty of room to dine in. Decor was welcoming, located in a shopping center within a big parking lot. Prices were expensive depending on what you ordered. Service was okay. All forms of payment are accepted. read more
We go to NJ for grocery shopping at some of the Asian Supermarkets. One of them is H Mart in Little Ferry, and we were delighted when Cafe HESED opened up in the same building complex. They serve breakfast, lunch, desserts, and other light bites. We started to go there in April of 2022, relatively soon after they first opened, and we go there almost every time we go to H Mart. We've tried many dishes, such as House Burger, Egg & Cheese Sandwich Special, Croque Madam, Smoked Salmon Toast, Prosciutto and Ricotta Toast, Spaghetti alla Carbonara, Chicken Milanese Spaghetti to name a few. The food is pretty darn good, and the portion is great too. Some of them might be slightly pricey for the location, but you get lots of food! We did try some of their cakes and desserts too, and I say stick to their savory dishes... That is all I am going to say on that matter. Their latte and other drinks are nice, a bit on the sweet side if you get flavored drinks. They have young staffs, who are polite enough, but not very friendly. Since this is not a restaurant, you don't really deal with them too much, so it hasn't bothered us. They keep the place clean, and we always get tasty food, so we are always happy to go for a brunch. read more
It's a cute cafe right by hmart and daiso. They changed up their mostly velvet seating to wood/interesting tables resembling bikes now. I don't think I've ever had something here that wowed me and I've tried some pastries, mochi donut, chocolate mousse, patbingsoo, etc. there was always something off/stale about everything here but it's a nice large space if you are hanging out in a group. read more
You'll never know when you're gonna find that hidden gem; especially when you least expect it. That's what happened tonight when I stumbled upon Cafe Hesed in Little Ferry, NJ. The place is decorated with a hodge-podge of funky eclectic furniture pieces that work well together. The food was fresh and at a great price too. Also - after 7:00pm, their prepackage breads are buy 1 -get 1 free. We wound up ordering the following menu items: - Mango Bubble Tea - avocado toast with a poached egg - Honey Toast - Peanut Cream Bun read more
1 year ago
Ordered: Large Taro Boba Tea (~$7) Half Dozen Mochi Donuts (~&15): Matcha, Pistachio, Black Sesame, Chocolate, Cookies & Cream, Strawberry Aya's take: Super cute and bright ambiance so I immediately had higher expectations when I came in for a post-lunch dessert. The Taro Bubble Tea was more like a slushy which is very much not authentic boba. It tasted good especially since I adjusted the sugar level to 50%. I just wasn't expecting it to be icy. The Mochi Donuts were generally a bit dry. Out of the 6 flavors we got, Strawberry & Matcha were my favorites. They are very pretty, though! It was a decent try but definitely not the best for Asian dessert. read more
![Cafe Hesed - Half Dozen Mochi Donuts (~&15): Matcha, Pistachio, Black Sesame, Chocolate, Cookies & Cream, Strawberry [T to B, R to L] - Cafes Near Me - Little Ferry, New Jersey](https://s3-media0.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/pvh8-WzSrYT5PQ36nWyoMA/348s.jpg "Cafe Hesed - Half Dozen Mochi Donuts (~&15): Matcha, Pistachio, Black Sesame, Chocolate, Cookies & Cream, Strawberry [T to B, R to L] - Cafes Near Me - Little Ferry, New Jersey")
The staff here is generally friendly and this used to he my go to for Mochi donuts . Went in today and got a bunch but they were all so hard and stale. Got a slice of lemon raspberry cake which was hard on one side! Very disappointed. Do not recommend read more
Beautiful cafe with lots of seating and nice interiors. They have a lot of sweet options and savory foods to choose from. We went for coffee ,so picked up a mocha and mango bubble tea for drinks.Also got a mochi donut and a cake. The mocha was okay.Bubble tea was bad.Very powdery and artificial.Not worth the calories and money. The mochi donut was okay and the chocolate cake was stale. Overall not so impressed by this place .There are way better cafes in nearby fort leewith extraordinary food. read more
7 months ago
2 years ago
Ugh. This bakery is overpriced and not very good. Let me say, if you're going to publish a menu, stick to those prices! They listed a small hot chocolate for $4.50 and a large for $5.50. I ordered a small which they charged $5.50. I told them the menu stated $4.50, but they wouldbt budge on the price. This is more expensive than Starbucks btw. I would not have ordered had I known they just use an automated machine with powder hot chocolate mix.. I can buy a giant box of that at Costco!!! I only saw the machine as they were making the hot chocolate. Definitely not worth almost $6 after tax!!! Other cafes actually make hot chocolate with actual milk and chocolate syrup... this place does not! We also got a berry creme brulee for $6.50 which was only okay. Although this place is cute aesthetically, it doesn't justify their high cost!!! Go to one of the many Korean bakeries in Palisades Park instead!!! read more
I was waiting for this cafe to open because it looked so nice and spacious inside! The cafe has a warm and welcoming atmosphere and you can definitely spend some time doing work or socializing with friends there. There are also hugee tables in the booth areas which is great for spreading out your stuff but it makes it difficult to talk to someone across the table (just fyi). Food wise I ordered a ginger and honey tea and a pastry (~$5) which came with a free coffee (grand opening special). Everything was yummy, but the tea was quite expensive ($4.5) - and it wasn't even a tea latte. Overall, a pretty cafe with good service and a nice roomy interior! read more
Cute cafe next to H-mart. The service was excellent. We ordered our meal and dessert at the same time l, the server offered to make the dessert when we were ready for it. The food is a little pricey but they are pretty good and fresh. The fries that came with with the BLT is excellent, the BLT is above average. We really enjoyed the mango bingsoo (shaved ice with ice cream on top and milk). It was refreshing and not overly sweet. The mango is also ripe and sweet. There are plenty of chairs and tables, just very comfortable place to dine in. read more
We were just passing through and wanted to shop at Daiso, so we stopped in this cafe to try a Mochinut. The decor is so cute and there's plenty of seating. Everything in the bakery case looked so good! We ordered three mochinuts which were $3 each: the strawberry, coffee, and cookies and cream. They were delicious! Coffee was our favorite but they were all good. The workers were all friendly. I think this would be a nice place to meet up with friends! read more
The wife and I wanted some bingsoo for our son so we decided to try this place out. The quantity is less than the one in Palisades park and cost more but we surprisingly enjoyed it regardless. They used milk iced so that's definitely a plus and the strawberry tasted fresh. The only thing I would prefer differently was the use of the strawberry powder. It tasted like strawberry candy which is something I didn't care for much. We also ordered a side of fries and they were delicious. We will be returning to try other bingsoo flavors and also their hot entrees. read more
My friends and I ordered Linguine Alle Vongole, Iced Tea Soda (peach, mango), Antioxidant Tonic, and Margarita Pizza. It was very neutral taste of Vongole kinda wanted to have little bit more flavor to it.. service was ok. Make sure you don't throw it the receipt because it has the order number. Margarita pizza was good. A good cafe to do some work. read more
4 years ago
This is more of a 3.5 star review for Cafe Hesed. First, the vibes and decor? Immaculate. Drinks are a bit mixed. I ordered a hazelnut latte and it was delicious. My boyfriend got a citrus soda and we were surprised when we got it. We imagined it would be clear or orange based off the name of the drink. It was a blue drink that did not taste very citrus-y. We also got the mochi donuts and those were great! A tinge sweet but still overall a solid option. Getting my order was a little weird. They give you buzzers that ring when your order is ready. It just so happened that someone else had their buzzer ring at the same time, and they gave my order to that person. When I told them my buzzer rang, they asked if I just placed an order and I said yes. Then the staff told me I had to sit down. They weren't rude about it but I just found it weird that the buzzers rang at the same time. Technology do be cray sometimes. Overall, a solid spot if you're just looking to relax and meet up with friends. I would come back here again! read more
Cute bakery for a snack in a clean relaxed atmosphere. We ordered mochi donuts, lavender coffee and their version of apple soda. They have a great variety of mochi donuts. Menu has a good variety of sandwiches and toasts. The Apple soda was yummy- basically apple syrup and seltzer. The one down side is that it's drafty. They try to keep it warm with a heater by the door, but it's very chilly. Heat place to come have a coffee and pastry with a group of friends or family. read more
4 years ago
Recently opened cafe, beautiful inside, lots of seating, a variety of bakery items available. Unfortunately couple of the item that I tried, were not to my liking. I have had much better mochi donuts, bakery items elsewhere. read more
I saw other Yelpers rave about this place so I was down at H-Mart so I get it a try. It has nice decor and plantly of tables to sit at. I serve coffee, sandwiches, pasta, soups, burgers, and pizza to name a few. In addition to the pastry, cakes, and bread behind the glass case. The selection was minimal and not like what I saw in Yelp photos. So I just asked for a regular coffee and what looked like cheese bread. Well, the coffee was amazing, it was one of the most delicious meld brews coffee I have had in a long time. What I thought was a cheese bread was a sweet caramelized onion top cream cheese sandwich, it was good but I wish the size was smaller, because I could easily share it with two other people well being too big and rich just for me. read more
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