Finally checked out Cheongsu NJ! Small space, but the vibe is so on point--very Korean café aesthetic and super photogenic The hot matcha latte had the cutest latte art--clearly made with care Tried the traditional Korean tea dessert set--beautiful presentation (10/10 for photos), but some flavors (ginger, savory sesame, cinnamon) were a bit hard for me to get used to. My Korean friend said it's very authentic though! Soufflé pancakes took ~15 mins but came out soft and fluffy The fromage (matcha + chestnut) looked stunning, with a unique honeycomb-like topping Overall, a great spot to chill, catch up, and take cute pics. Sad the shaved ice machine was down--next time! read more

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There's parking outside and there's also outdoor seating space. When you go up the steps it's the first door in the front, not the door on the right hand side!!! Wow everything on the menu is a must try. We tried almost everything. My favorite were the drinks, I prefer the earl gray drink and cookie. This was a great spot to hit up before an American dream mall day! Definitely stop by and try one of everything! The potion for the cake was huge, thank god we only ordered one for the 3 of us. Need room to fit all the other goodies! read more

Cheongsu - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

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Came here to check out this dessert spot with authentic Korean elements and overall, it's definitely more of a vibe than a "must come for the dessert" kind of place. They do have their own parking lot, which is convenient, but just a heads up, it's pretty limited and fills up quickly. The interior space itself is really cute, with a cozy and aesthetic seating area that makes it a great spot for a casual coffee chat or even to sit and get some work done for an afternoon. Everything is very Instagram worthy, from the presentation to the interior. My friend and I ordered a dessert set, two strawberry matchas, and the matcha fromage. Out of everything in the set, I only really liked the financier. It was moist, lightly sweet, and honestly the only item I'd order again. The rest of the desserts were either too sweet or just didn't quite hit the mark for my taste. The drinks: mixing the matcha and the milk and just drinking the matcha itself was actually really good. It was deep, earthy, and high quality, but once the strawberry purée was mixed in, it became overwhelmingly sweet. I couldn't even finish it. The matcha fromage was decent, with soft layers of sponge cake, soft cream, chestnuts, and a dusting of matcha powder, but not something I'd specifically crave again. Overall, everything here is on the pricier side - total came down to almost $70 for everything pictured. The aesthetics and ambiance is definitely really great, but this spot is just worth a one time visit to try and I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. read more

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Tea + confections and more. Crossing off another place on my list. Cheongsu in Fort Lee serves souffles, madeleines, matchas and several other items. I was incredibly intrigued by the Korean special set menu and had to get it! It comes with tea, madeleine, traditional Korean confectionery, jelly, dried seasonal fruit and candied chestnuts. I wish I have the opportunity to have this more often. I also tried their yuzu beverage. The pulp separates pretty quickly and sank in the bottom. With a filled glass, it wasn't easy to blend with the spritz. Since it was my first time, I asked a few questions and was told that they'd send a text message when it was ready. I recall reading that the soufflé takes 30 minutes to complete as well. Pro, it's great that the whole order was ready before 30 minutes; Con, the soufflé was under cooked. Also, since the food was ready sooner than anticipated, I wasn't able to retrieve the order on time and was "scolded" that they're not a table service type of establishment. 1, I'm fully aware I had to get my order myself. Unfortunately the call only reflected the main floor where the serving counter was. Not upstairs, not outside. 2. I should've been given grace since again, it was served earlier than anticipated. I also didn't get a text message that it was ready. There are lots of opportunities for improvement here, like an intercom of some sort outside and upstairs. I didn't see the upstairs so idk if it really needs it there. Since they're not a table service type of establishment, an automatic door would be great because everything had to be returned inside. Envision glasses on trays with other tablewares, full hands and the door.... Not to mention if someone was coming out from the inside. It's a disaster waiting to happen. Although I enjoyed everything because it was delicious, I didn't enjoy it to the fullest because of the one moment left a bad taste in my mouth. read more

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Cute dessert spot in Fort Lee, New Jersey! The place has a parking lot with a few spots but the ramp is located in an awkward spot so it can be difficult to turn in especially when there's people leaving and coming in too. My family and I came on a Sunday evening and it was kind of packed, especially since the outdoor garden and upstairs was closed. As a result, the employees usually limit the dine-in time and encourage people to refrain from taking larger tables when your party is smaller. The place has a warm, wood theme that makes it feel very cozy inside. Upon walking in, you can see a display models of all the desserts they have or you can use one of two kiosks to look at pictures and order! My sister wanted to get one of their signature desserts: souffle castellan or fromage. I wanted to try their madeleines, financier, and shaved ice. One thing we could agree on is no yakgwa. We're not a fan of the chewy, sweet flour dessert. We shared a Matcha Fromage, Black Sesame Madeline, and Salted Vanilla Financier. The Matcha Fromage was a bit overrated. It has a hard, dry texture but the matcha flavor made it bearable. Would not order again. The black sesame Madeline and Salted vanilla financier on the other hand were out of this world. Perfect taste and texture. Soft on the inside and crisp on the outside. My sister did not want the shaved ice and I could not finish it myself but honestly wished we got it instead of the fromage. Everyone in the room had a shaved ice on their table. Whether it was matcha or strawberry - they all looked sooo good! As for drinks, we ordered an iced creme brulee matcha latte and a vanilla latte. They messed up our order and gave us a plain iced creme brulee latte which has coffee in it! The barista was nice when we told her about what happened. She informed us she will make the correct drink, but that if we wanted we could keep the drink made in error. Luckily, my sister is a coffee drinker so she drank it and I drank the matcha one. They were good but the creme brulee too definitely makes it more sweet. The vanilla latte has a cute bear art on top but flavor wise, it's just like any regular vanilla latte. Would love to come back to try other drinks as well as the shaved ice! Hopefully, when the weather is nicer, the outdoor garden is open too! FYI - there is one unisex bathroom for customers right on the left when you enter. read more

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This place is so cute!! I was transported to another country. It's so zen upon entry. Seems like they have a parking lot adjacent which is nice. You order on one of the two kiosks. Then they call your number. The soufflés take 20-30min. They have tap water with ice if you ask. They have some outdoor tables too. And a bathroom. The cream brûlée matcha was so unique. I loved the crunchy top and watching them heat it up. The cream in it is rich and tastes very good with a dipped salted vanilla financier. We got an assortment of cookies. The standout was the Dubai matcha one. It had a kataifi in the center which made it crunch and on the outside a thin layer of chewy mochi, which was kind of floral tasting. For some reason it tasted like fruity pebbles even though that's not the flavor profile I was expecting. The soufflé was steaming hot, had red bean on the bottom and a ton of sesame on the top and inside as well. It wasn't strong in flavor and was light and fluffy. The green tea Madeleine was too dry and bitter for me. Some of the other cookies we had were on the dry side as well. Overall really unique place with lots of unique flavors. The drink was standout! read more

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I stumbled upon Cheongsu in Fort Lee after seeing it on Instagram, and even the photos couldn't fully prepare me for how aesthetic and thoughtfully designed the space is. From the moment you approach the café, the exterior's minimalist charm and interior's calming modern touches make it feel like an inviting little retreat tucked into a bustling neighborhood. The café--open daily from around 9AM to9PM--is housed in what looks like a converted home with skylights and large front windows that let in beautiful natural light, giving the vibe of sitting in a cozy living room more than a typical dessert spot. Parking in Fort Lee can be intimidating because the area is so busy, but I was pleasantly surprised. There's a small parking lot right beside the café, which is a huge help on crowded weekends, and you can also park at the Hudson Lights Parking Garage (245 Park Ave)--a 24‑hour garage about a 5‑minute walk away--which makes visiting much more convenient than I expected. Inside, Cheongsu buzzes with energy but still feels serene, blending Korean‑inspired zen design with a modern dessert café aesthetic--a concept inspired by the founders' love of Korean culture and the idea of "clear water," symbolizing purity and flow. Seating is both indoor and outdoor, but this place fills up, and seating is first‑come, first‑served. Depending on when you go, the wait can vary. There's a gentleman at the entrance who will reserve your spot when you arrive, and there's generally a two‑hour dining limit to keep things moving. Ordering is casual--you grab a table, place your order at the kiosk, and then wait for your number to be called. The desserts here are what truly make the visit feel special. The fromages--elegant mousse cakes that come in flavors like matcha, strawberry, and soybean--are works of edible art with light, delicate textures. I tried the matcha one this time, and it was so interesting--soft matcha mousse with little chestnut pieces hidden inside, adding a subtle earthiness and texture. The balance of sweetness is just right (though taste always varies personally), letting the quality of the ingredients shine without being cloying. The bingsoo here is a highlight--the shaved ice comes with milk and toppings like red bean and mochi, and it reminded me of the classic Asian shaved ice desserts I've had overseas--refreshing, silky, and not just a block of ice demanding syrup. The drinks are also noteworthy: rich matcha lattes, refreshing teas, and unique beverages like eispanners round out the menu beautifully. What really sets Cheongsu apart is the experience: the ambiance feels creative and calming, almost like a little escape within Fort Lee. The artistic presentation of each dish turns eating into something that's just as pleasing to the eye as it is to the palate. This isn't just dessert; it's a moment of pause and enjoyment. I'll definitely be returning to try more--especially the seasonal desserts and specialty drinks. If you're exploring desserts in Fort Lee, Cheongsu's a must‑visit, and it's catching serious hype for good reason. Highly recommend giving it a try! Im already looking forward to telling my friends and visiting again to try other things here! Important tip: don't try to call the number listed on Google- it can be misleading. The cafe is so busy that staff don't have time to pick up the phone, so it's better to visit in person. read more

Cheongsu - Original Bingsu Matcha Cream Matcha Fromage - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

ambiance- 5/5 loved the concept of a traditional Korean dessert shop! The decor really delivered and it felt like I was in a mountaintop tea shop in Korea. It's $$ but you're also paying for the experience. Injeolmi formage 4/5 I'm not sure if it was just me, but the traditional roasted nutty flavor of injeolmi didn't stand out. The crumble on top just tasted like a sweet cobbler topped with cocoa dusting. I'm curious if the other formages(matcha, strawberry) better showcase their flavors read more

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Came here for a weekend date after wanting to try it for a while. Desserts are really pretty and thoughtfully plated. The weekday Korean Special set is worth it if you can go during the week -- comes with tea and a mix of pastries and traditional sweets. The berry jelly was refreshing. Matcha Fromage looks amazing and isn't too sweet. Perilla Hoji Financier was my favorite -- nutty and fragrant. Coffee was solid too (oat milk lattes both hot and iced). Nice spot for a cute date or girls' afternoon tea. read more

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My husband and I stopped by and had a lovely experience. I was nervous it would be super busy since they don't take reservations but there was plenty of space when we arrived at around 11:30 on a Sunday. The staff was welcoming and led us to order from the screens. The hardest part was deciding what to try. We ended up sharing the black sesame Bingsu, chocolate soufflé, chocolate yakgwa, coconut Financier, latte, and jasmine tea (Harney and Sons brand). We actually enjoyed every item. Nothing was too sweet, which we really liked. The first to come out were the small tea treats with our drinks. The yakgwa was lightly sweetened with a small crunch. The black sesame Bingsu came out second and was so deliciously light. The best part was they blended black sesame on the inside of the Bingsu as well so it wasn't just ice as you ate toward the center. The chocolate soufflé came out piping hot and was very light, fluffy, and rich all at the same time. It resembled a molten lava cake mixed with a soufflé pancake. Overall delicious and satisfying. Would definitely come back to try more. read more

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With its picture-ready plates, Cheongsu lies at the intersection of art and desserts. The cafe is in inside what looks like a two-family converted home, which makes the entryway feel strangely like coming to someone's house. Once inside, the space is tight but cozy. An enormous front window and skylights provide lots of ambiance, which may have been why it was abuzz with so many customers on a weekday afternoon. There's a large bar area that takes up a good fraction of the overall space, but much of it is used to prepare drinks and desserts. The actual ordering process takes place through one of two standalone kiosks. Considering how steady the foot traffic and how detail-oriented the workers had to be to make the drinks and desserts, I was surprised at how quickly our order came out. The desserts are a sight. We snagged a spot close to the kitchen window so we were able to sneak a glance into the painstaking process that went into their signature fromage desserts. They're like small square landscapes with a sponge base, a whipped cheese-based mousse, and hand-broken black sesame sponges. What I assumed would be style over substance turned out to be a light, airy, well-balanced dessert. We got the matcha fromage, and I appreciated how the sprinkling of matcha powder helped counteract the overall sweetness. For our beverage, we ordered a caramel macchiato, which was a smaller than expected serving but delicious. Though the vibes are calm and unhurried, this definitely didn't feel like the sort of cafe where one could linger. With new parties coming through and building up queues that clogged the little standing space in the main room, it didn't feel right to hang onto a table for too long (and, as my husband noticed, the chairs are too hard to sit for too long without discomfort). Everything on the menu is pretty fancy and made-to-order, and the prices definitely reflect that. Thankfully, there's an adjoining lot with a few free parking spots to offset the expensive cafe visit (heed the warnings others have left about the tight and steep ramp - it's hard to angle your car into it and I could see how some would scrape the bottom of their car if they tried to enter or exit at a certain speed). read more

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Lovely cafe so pretty inside I loved the chocolate soufflé it was really good I love the atmosphere and I loved the matcha and tea set read more

Cheongsu - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Food: I tried the hot matcha latte, iced mixed grains latte, and the red bean bingsu. The drinks were pleasant. The matcha was strong and grassy with subtle sweetness. Just the way I like it. The mixed grains latte was a bit sweet for my liking but tasted the part. The bingsu was fluffy, creamy, and exactly what I was looking for. While others might want more fun and fruity flavors, I appreciated the traditional taste of the red bean and malt syrup. I would definitely go back. Service: No issues. It was relatively fast and orders were correct. Ambiance: Stellar! Easily one of my favorite spots when it comes to the decor, atmosphere, and setting. The wooden accents and old world, and feel all feel optimized for ultimate serenity. They really know how to transform a building to feel like I hopped back into a historic district of Korea. It truly feels like a break from the outside world. I love sitting down here to read. read more

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3.5 stars, but I'm feeling generous. Maybe it's all the mugwort. While waiting for a table at Aquarius, our food crew ventured over to Cheongsu to have dessert before dim sum. I didn't visit the OG location when I was in Seoul, but I assume it's just as lovely (if not lovelier) as this slice of Asian zen heaven. Even if the pastries weren't the best I've ever had made by Korean hands, I'd probably eat sawdust just to have a place this pretty and serene in the city. On that, the popular Mugwort Scone was a realization in grassy, herbacious breadliness. Not sure I'd ever CHOOSE this flavor of scone in any other context, but I applaud the out-of-the-box creativity. We also got a variety of yakgwas to try--not normally my preferred flavor profile, but these were surprisingly satisfying. The Nuts and Original were great, while the Black Sesame and Injeolmi were too dry. Similarly, the Injeolmi Madeleine was not my cup of tea either. Speaking of tea, do sip some Hot Misugaru if you want something distinctly Korean, hearty and warming for your insides. If I'm ever in this neck of Korean woods again, I will definitely bring a crew again to try the rest of the offerings. read more

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One of the hidden gem for dessert in Fort Lee. Traditional Korean deco makes you feel like you are in Seoul. We order Black sesame soufflé castella takes 25min but the attention to detail is well worth it. Go well with Matcha Milk and Misutgaru cream milk. It rather to see this passion with well presentation. Excellent. The only problem it's limited space read more

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9/10 Food and drink were really pretty. My friends got the matcha cream milk with strawberry base and the mandarin orange ade. We split the matcha fromage. So picturesque! I think the matcha fromage was good, but not my style. I really loved the cream on the matcha fromage and would like a version without chestnuts and cake; just the cream bottom with matcha on top! The place was bustling at 1:30PM on a Saturday. Their upstairs seating area is under renovation. There were so many people in the small dining area and I felt very stressed. Honestly, the turnover for the tables was pretty high in case they quoted a wait time. Next time, I would come at a less busy time. No real service here. They call out your name, you get your food, and they leave you alone. read more

Cheongsu - matcha fromage, matcha cream milk with strawberry base, mandarin orange ade. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Food is small portioned and overpriced. When it gets busy the staff is extremely rude. Tables are also right next to others so no room.

Didn't realize this place was super popular. The venue itself presents well, and while there are seats, it doesn't seem to be enough when busy. There's a good amount of treats and drinks available on the menu. The set menu allows you to try a bunch of things, which was good, but there were other things I also wanted to try. read more

Corn Bingsu was very good Cake was pretty but that was about it... Would love to try the souffle next time! read more

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Finally got the chance to visit Cheongsu in Fort Lee and had a good experience. We came on a weekday evening and there was no wait anymore yay! Outside is as pretty as the inside setting and we were able to enjoy our desserts. We got their black sesame bingsu which was earthy and sweet - a nice delicate balance. Something cold was also a perfect treat for this summer weather. And of course we had to try one of their signature fromages and got the matcha. It was spongy but had a nice cream in between so it didnt come out so dry. The cake that resembled "rocks" were really just for aesthetics as they were too dry to be eaten alone. Nice touch though. Good amount of space inside with an option to go "upstairs" too. Hope to revisit someday! read more

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The mitsugaru cream is a little too heavy for my preference, but the cream tastes good. I'm not a fan of the earl grey cream. Bingsu is okay; huge portion, can feed 3+ ppl. read more

Cheongsu - Original bingsu Mitsugaru cream Earl grey cream - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

This cafe nails the trendy Korean aesthetic, but I think this is all you should expect here. I was relatively disappointed in the food and drink quality regardless of how beautiful they looked. Very cute nonetheless. Go if you want photos, but you should plan to get food elsewhere. read more

Cheongsu - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Stopped in for a quick pick-me-up and grabbed a caramel macchiato -- unfortunately, it tasted pretty average and didn't stand out. Service is mostly self-serve, so outside of being handed my drink, there wasn't much interaction. That said, everything was smooth and timely. It's a cute little spot -- definitely works if you're in the area and need a quick drink or snack. I'd probably swing by again just to try the shaved ice, which looked way more exciting than the coffee. read more

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Finally got around to trying this place out. Was extremely busy the first like 3-4 months, nothing in stock, no seats, too loud. Is a lot more calm now and less stocking issues. Food was very cute and the desserts were cute. I think their red bean was absolutely delicious. Would definitely come for a nice photo dessert, little expensive but okay to treat yourself once in a while. Main issue is the seating still on weekends is rough. read more

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Such an aesthetic korean cafe! Definitely has the hanok vibe that you don't see much of elsewhere. Inside and outside areas both have very nice ambiance. We came an hour before closing on a Friday and were able to get seats without issue. Items are a bit on the pricey side but everything we ate was delicious! I've never had sweet corn bingsoo before and it's everything I would want. The flavor is concentrated but not overwhelming. We were also gifted a couple of pastries to try by the manager including matcha madeleine, cherry financier and salted vanilla financier. I was really impressed by the financiers! read more

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After viewing their website, I decided to give Cheongsu a try. What I loved most is the authentic design of the house, garden, and outdoor patio. There is also a cozy indoor seating area. Cheongsu offers uniquely crafted desserts that are beautifully plated. Unfortunately, as I am dairy intolerant, I was unable to try one of these items. But, they looked delicious. I instead opted for a misutgaru oat milk and a black sesame Madeleine. I felt very relaxed while sitting on their outdoor patio. From my experience, the best aspect of this cafe is its atmosphere. I would not say that the staff was particularly friendly, however. Although one staff member greeted me with a "hello" when I arrived, I felt as if it was a bother to ask questions about menu items. read more

Cheongsu - Misutgaru milk and black sesame Madeleine - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Believe this a famous spot in Korea that now has a location here. Came after lunch for coffee and dessert. You order at a kiosk and pick up when called. Didn't interact much with the folks working but they seemed helpful. We ordered shaved ice, coffee, latte and a few Madeline and honestly everything was good. I will say overall it's a bit on the pricey side so something to note. The ambiance is generally similar to other Korean cafes in the area with some traditional "hanok" touches. read more

Cheongsu - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Been wanting to try this Super cute dessert spot and it was definitely worth the wait!! The menu is filled with tons of Korean dessert delicacies and drinks. I was most excited for the shaved ice and misugaru cream top which were both incredibly delicious with real ingredients you can taste, not just loaded sugar. The inside is packed on any given day but there is outdoor seating to accommodate as well. The girl behind the counter was helpful in answering my questions when ordering despite the chaos inside. Will definitely be back for more sweets and drinks for a dessert date! read more

Cheongsu - Shaved ice, Hot Earl Grey Milk, Misutgaru Cream, Injeolmi Fromage, Black Sesame Yakgwa - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

The bingsu was pretty good. Definitely a better than other places (more milky and thick). It's definitely more expensive but quality you can tell is better. read more

Cheongsu - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

I've been to the original location in Korea, and they nailed the same vibe. The set menu was great for sharing and being able to sample different things. Super cute spot overall. read more

Cheongsu - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

There's been so much hype about cheongsu since they have location in Korea. I was super excited to try but it was just ok. The ambience is great, interior design is gorgeous, great to take on a first date or intimidate hangout with your girls. They also have parking available although it's a bit tight. Here's what we got: - Formosa 3.5/5: loved the fresh strawberries and cake tastes decent but had better and the charcoal sponge that they use for decor was very hard - souffle 3/5: not sure how this was a souffle but I guess it was a super thin kind? Nothing too special even though it's a dine in only order - Madeline 4/5: creamy and with filling inside read more

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Some of the best bingsoo (shaved ice) I have had ever!! The matcha strawberry and desserts are a must try as well. read more

I finally got to check out Cheongsu. I went on a weekday so it was empty but I know they get super busy on the weekends. I didn't get to try their tea set or their soufflés this time so I'll definitely have to come back for that. For this trip, I just picked up their Madeleine Gift Set and an iced coffee. The madeleines were so good! I especially loved the Inejolmi and Matcha. All the madeleines had filling inside. I also definitely want to try yakgwa as that is a traditional Korean cookie. The inside was nice but definitely small and soufflés take up to 30 mins to prepare so I could see why it gets so busy on weekends. read more

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What a quaint cafe amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. The front entrance has a soothing and peaceful aesthetic that carries into the shop. Seating is limited. We came on a Friday mid afternoon and place was filling up. We didn't have to wait long however, the line got long after we sat down. You place your order on the tablet then find a place to sit. There are no holding or reserving tables. We ordered the Korean Dessert set. It came with an assortment of Korean desserts and tea. It's a nice place for a midday treat, meetup with friends or date. read more

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This place has such a tranquil and peaceful aesthetic. There is a very small parking lot situated right next to the cafe but plenty of street parking otherwise. Upon entering the cafe you order via the kiosk and then take a seat. There are a few models of what the desserts look like. The desserts taste great and the staff made everything on the spot read more

Closing hours posted at the door was 10:00 pm but we walked in at 9:30 pm and turned away because last call was at 9:30 pm. Unfortunate, but still disappointing. Would recommend updating those business hours. read more

Came here on a weekday after dinner and there were plenty of seats available. It also seemed like everything was in stock. My friend and I both got our own special tea set. The set was delicious and we loved all the little treats that were included. The teapot was very small though, so we each ended up ordering an extra drink. I ordered the misutgaru cream milk, which I really enjoyed. It was pretty pricey and portion sizes were smaller than I would have liked, but I loved everything I got. I tried going back again on the weekend, but found that the line was too long and there were no seats available. Also many items were sold out. I left without ordering anything. I would love to come back on a weekday to try the other dessert options. However I definitely will not attempt to visit on a weekend. Seems like seating and ordering will be a nightmare on the weekends. read more

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This spot is OK. There is nothing to hype here IMO. The upstairs was closed when I went so only the pretty cramped downstairs was open. None of the desserts stood out to me. I got the corn Madeline but that was more like a corn bread, which I was hoping the Madeline was more like a Madeline type (sweeter, more moist). The yakhwa was all kind of very dry and bland. When I initially saw them, I was thinking how I should get my parents some but then opted not to after I tried them. The strawberry box dessert just tasted like a typical strawberry short cake. A lot of their drinks were sold out too. Nothing makes me feel like I want to definitely come back (esp for how crowded it was) and nothing to me was worth a wait. If I know that there wouldn't be a wait, then maybe I'd want to try their drinks. read more

Cheongsu - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

I like this coffee shop, the atmosphere is great, and the service is excellent. Just desserts and drinks are very very very sweet read more

Cheongsu - Tea set - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Popular in Seoul, I was super excited to see that Cheongsudang opened a location in Fort Lee. My husband and I arrived around 2pm and the small space was packed, both on the main level and the upper level. You order via kiosk and wait for your order to be ready (we waited about 30min total). Unfortunately, most of the items on the menu were already gone. We did manage to order their strawberry fromage, mandarin orange ade, and their matcha milk. The fromage was decadent and cold. The mandarin ade was very refreshing! Since the cafe was bustling, I think many customers were mindful of not staying too long if they saw others waiting for seats - which is so considerate! read more

Cheongsu - Strawberry Fromage, Mandarin Orange Ade, Matcha Milk - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey