Boba, boba, boba, boba, boba... why, oh why... am I willing to spend ~$7-$9 on one drink that may…read moreor may not be good? Because I'm addicted. Moge Tee is an international bubble tea brand founded in China. They specialize in "new-style" drinks that are made with high quality ingredients like: -freshly brewed loose leaf teas (no powdered mixes) -real milk (no creamer) -hand picked fruits (no artificial syrups) -house made toppings like cheese foam The menu is extensive and has a mix of classic and creative/artisanal drinks - milk teas, fruit teas, brewed teas, matcha, etc. You can adjust the sugar and ice levels to your liking. I remember trying the cheese foam tea at this location (Fort Lee) when they first opened ~ 6 years ago and I wasn't a huge fan. I recently decided to give it another go. This time I ordered the Super Fruit Green Tea (~$8). I took the first sip and I knew I wasn't going to finish it. Not sure if the drink wasn't mixed properly, but it didn't taste balanced at all. The flavors were all over the place and every sip was something different - bitter, overwhelmingly sour, or sweet/syrupy. Bleh. Didn't taste like a refreshing fruit tea. The tapioca pearls were good - soft and chewy. Props to them for using real slices of fruit in the drink. The interior is super cute and "Instagram-worthy". It's spacious with plenty of seating. There's animal plushies, neon signage, a green wall, and claw games. Snap your photos away! Service was quick on a late weeknight, but the lack of customer interaction was off-putting. Call me old-fashioned, but I can't stand it when I walk into a business and employees stare at you and give off the "just order on the kiosks because I don't want to interact" type of vibe. Would it hurt ya to at least greet a customer? This could've been an "I ordered the wrong drink" situation. Or not.

After lunch, I was craving some bubble tea. A lot of spots in the area are either bad chains, or…read moredessert places serving overly sweet, powdered bubble tea. I found Moge Tee, which looked legit and I remember trying their Midtown West location (which is now closed) and it was decent. I ordered on the kiosk in the store. After 10 minutes of waiting (with no one else waiting on a drink), my two drinks still weren't ready. Turns out the order didn't go through, which was a tad annoying. But the staff was very accommodating and expedited the drinks. I had the matcha with tofu pudding and my husband had the taro with regular pudding. I don't think these specific drinks had a customizable sugar level but I wish there was because they were a little too sweet. Both drinks were just okay (probably due to the sweetness level) but the toppings were good. It came out to $21 for two drinks, so pretty expensive - but it seems like that is the minimum for real bubble tea nowadays.

Always so good boba delicious love this place service is wonderful everyone so nice love love loveread more

Picked up one bubble tea this afternoon.There are so many boba spots in the fort lee area but i…read morealways go back to gong cha for the dirty brown sugar milk tea. It always tastes amazing. They have recently increased the prices due to inflation and 7$ a drink is expensive.

Had a late night hankering for some ice cream so I came here for my fix. It's a small space with…read morelimited seating with some screens where you can self order. I got my usual matcha soft serve on a cone and it came in a huge swirl on a waffle cone. The ice cream had a strong matcha flavor and was creamy and fluffy. I will say I had this at 9:30 pm and couldn't sleep due to the strength of the matcha but that goes to show that they really put a good amount! A great place to have some quick dessert in Fort Lee!

Last time I visited, I ordered a matcha latte with red bean. After the first sip, I noticed a…read morestrange taste and took another sip to be sure. It turned out the red bean was spoiled, so I had to go back and ask them to remake the drink without it. This time, on 12/27 around 5:30 PM, I ordered a hojicha latte. After placing my order, I noticed there was a free size upgrade promotion running throughout December, so I asked if my drink could be upgraded. The staff member said no, explaining that it had to be done while ordering for the promotion to apply. That excuse felt very lame and honestly came across as laziness, especially since it was a free upgrade and could have easily been accommodated. At another Maiko location (Garden State Plaza), the staff proactively informed me about the promotion and asked if I wanted the upgrade, which is what I would expect. Unfortunately, the Fort Lee location didn't offer the same experience. Even after I asked, it felt like I was given weak excuses rather than a genuine effort to help. On top of that, the hojicha latte here was overly milky. I've had the same drink at other Maiko locations where it tasted much nuttier and more balanced, so this was disappointing. I really love Maiko overall, but based on these experiences, I wouldn't visit the Fort Lee location again.

Cute interior, lots of free parking in the shared lot- make sure to arrive before rush hour to…read moreguarantee parking! Similarly to a Paris Baguette, with self serve, and paying up front. This store has more Korean specific pastries which I liked! Good coffee and drink options too. Ty for reading (´--`)

Korean bakery @ Fort Lee, NJ It is convenient to have a…read morelarge parking space and variety of Korean restaurants nearby walking distance. The curry croquette tasted good with a lot of fillings and kept hot in a temperature controlled oven. The twisted sugar covered donut and soborro bread were fresh. The small black coffee tasted savory.

The owner/manager is not only friendly but very good at explaining what they do and the flavors…read moreinvolved. While the menu is more expansive towards coffees, and drinks, accompanied by the usual suspects of desserts, they have two unusual items that drew my attention. First is the CROFFLE: Short for Croissant-Waffle. I didn't think anything of it but I was forced to buy it because they ran out of regular croissants. I was reluctant but she convinced me to try it! I don't get easily surprised but this homemade pastry is TO DIE FOR! It literally tastes like a croissant because it is made out of croissant dough but cooked like a waffle. This gives the crunchy effect of a waffle on the outside combined with a chewy inside that is made to order in a few minutes! You have a selection of eight sweet and three savory flavors to choose from but I like the plain with butter and may be some preserves, just like a warm flaky croissant. The second is the taiyaki in Japanese or boong-uh-bbang in Korean literally means goldfish bread because it is made in the shape of a large goldfish. It is filled with one of three flavors: Red bean, vanilla custard or Nutella. It takes about 12-minutes to make but they are really good too. The ambience is quaint, warm charming and somewhat nostalgic! Everything is clean and tidy too! The service is good and prompt. It is a little expensive, especially the goldfish bread ($4/piece; minimum of 4/order, so $16), but well worth the flavor explosion! This mini-cafe/desert place is a jewel and a find among the industrial giants that punch out the same -old, same-old and I recommend it highly, especially for the "Croffle" and the "Goldfish Bread!"

Food: 4/5 cozy spot in Fort Lee. Got a mango smoothie and it was good, creamy and sweet, but not…read morebad! Atmosphere: 4/5 good spot to lounge with board games and a couch. Definitely typical for a boba spot! The air quality was a little tough in my eyes, I think it's because they are also a bakery and have other baked goods. Ventilation wasn't great! Service: 5/5 no issues, got in and out.

The brown sugar matcha was really good! the workers were really nice and patient and the drinks…read morecame out quickly.

The service was great and I absolutely love the drinks and how big the cups are. The peach smoothie…read morewas really good and I like how much was inside the cup. The workers were nice and the prices were good too!

Best bubble tea in Fort Lee and in all of NJ for that matter. One of my favorite spots and their…read morepretty fast once ordered even though they seem really busy at night. Crème Brule bubble tea is my go to.

We tried the Brown Sugar Boba Tea from this place. It was just like any other boba tea, nothing…read morespecial. But the quantity was huge. Even though we ordered the larger size, it was a great deal.

I happened in the area and was craving a dessert drink. I got the mango dragon yogurt drink and it…read morewas really tasty. I do wish the dragon fruit was a little sweeter as it kinda blended into the background of the mango and yogurt flavors. Ordering at Hey Yogurt was easy with their self service kiosks. I thought the merch they sold was pretty cute, so I picked up the tote bag for $12~ It's really sturdy and great for light groceries!

These girls were so distracted that they couldn't even get a simple order correct…read more They were focusing more on the other girl leaving today at 2 I ordered a mango strawberry drink. I specifically said please make it with less mango. Please see the photo on how they doused the drink with mango. Then had the nerve to ask me if I wanted it remade....why not make it correctly the first time instead of gossiping about who's leaving early? Girl said she had to leave early because her mom had an appointment. wtf does that that have to do with my drink ? Fuck this location and go to the one in Edgewater

I wanted to try the red bean soy milk bubble tea from Kung Fu. My usual go to bubble teas has…read morealways been the fruit choices, this drink wasn't the taste I liked - too milky for me. Service was friendly. The space inside was clean and spacious. It's always good to try something different or else you'll never know if you like it or not. All payment is accepted. Parking is available in shopping center shared with other surrounding stores.

Something is off about this. We always door dashed with no issue…read more So the door dash app allows to choose sweetness level, like most boba spots. However, when i selected 70% for mango slush, it was overpoweringly sweet to the point my 8 year old refused to drink. And mine was 0% sugar taro tea, and was also sweet ( not overpowering but sweet enough to be considered a sweet drink :() . Very disappointed because these drinks are not cheap. Never had an issue to adjust sweetness in other boba spots and isnt that a thing with boba places? And if drinks arent customizable, they need to remove that option from the door dash app.

Mavi's is easily in my top ten restaurants within the tri-state area. Each visit is memorable, the…read morefood is ALWAYS spot on, and the service is quick and cordial. I noticed that Mavi's has installed wall mounted televisions, which scroll menu items, specials, and upcoming events. This was my first time ordering from their brunch menu and it was outstanding. My Western Omelette (ham, onion, mushroom, pepper, egg, potato, arugula, almond slices) was an excellent choice. Every ingredient was fresh, the eggs were fluffy, and it was accompanied by a side salad and two large slices of multigrain bread. The other items were the artistically presented Avocado Salad (Avocado, tomato, onion crisp, sesame seeds, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, arugula mixed salad, almond slices with balsamic glaze and sesame dressing) and the Toowoomba Shrimp Donkatsu (crispy, golden-fried cutlet smothered in a rich, creamy, and spicy Cajun Toowoomba sauce with shrimp, onions, and mushrooms, served alongside a half-portion of pasta). This dish is succulent, creamy, pleasantly spicy, and thoroughly enjoyed. I'll never dine at Mavi's without ordering a Kimchi Bulgogi Pizza (tomato sauce, mozzarella, onion, mushroom, bulgogi beef, kimchi, scallion, spicy mayo drizzle). Not only does every ingredient dance in your mouth, but the soft beet infused crust makes this one of the best pizzas I've happily savored.

I've had bingsoo (shaved ice) at Mavi's before, but this was my first time trying their actual…read morefood. I was excited to finally order dinner after hearing good things, but my husband and I were unfortunately disappointed with the experience. We ordered takeout for dinner: Toowoomba Shrimp Pasta with Tonkatsu and the Spicy Original Tteokbokki (rice cakes) with Fried Kim-ma-ri (fried seaweed rolls). The shrimp pasta had good flavor but the portion was way too tiny. After only three or four bites, it was gone. There were about 4 pieces of shrimp in the entire dish and they could've added more pasta, given that it's not an expensive ingredient. The tonkatsu was also underwhelming. It was a small piece served in a large container that made the portion size look even more skimpy. I was also disappointed in the tteokbokki. It was mostly sauce with no egg and only a few pieces of fish cake, again served in a container that was far too large for the amount of food provided. The kim-ma-ri pieces were fine but also very small. Overall, the meal was underwhelming. For a total cost of nearly $50, the quantities were just way too small. We were left feeling unsatisfied and still hungry.