Came here a few times. The service is pretty good, place is small but kept clean. The matcha soft…read moreserve is great.

This place looked so promising and perhaps I selected wrong...but the service was wretched. The…read moreSunday 6:30pm gal looked pretty miserable and her attitude matched. I bought a Hojicha Latte and it was so bland. My husband ordered the matcha taro latte and it was clumpy. I don't know if it was the person making it or if this is the norm, but truly disappointing.

Got the strawberry bingsoo bowl, so good. Definitely worth buying and a great sharing piece. I love…read morethat they give you spoons and extra bowls to share, I just think it's super thoughtful. The service was super nice and quick.

A classic staple in Bergen - I had to stop by since it's been some time since…read more - Mango Cheesecake Bingsoo, (4/5): the Bingsoo was very mild in flavor. Very milky tasting. The cup got sweeter as we kept eating. Good portion size for 2. The bowls seemed massive and might've been good for 4+ people. It was packed when I came and it can be hard to find a table.

My go to cafe~…read more Amazing matcha latte (creamy and flavorful!) with a small, but high quality selection of food! Everything here is worth a try~

Great bingsoo! There's a fair amount of competition for cafes in the area, but my local friends…read morementioned that this one is one of their faves. The bingsoo options are all great - they come out large and fluffy with generous fillings. My favorite is the black sesame bingsoo, which has a delicious milk ice base topped with a nutty black sesame drizzle. Refreshingly cool and not too sweet. The medium size is great to share between ~3 people. I also tried the coffee and it was decent. Nice little cafe overall!

Super cute ambience. It reminds me of the cafes in Seoul, which were a whole other level…read more Strawberry fromage was so aesthetic AND yummy. Matcha was pretty, but too sweet.

Great find from my wife. Hint: There is a second ordering…read moretablet on the far side of the coffee bar. Strawberry fromage was delicious. Such a great job garnishing. Iced coffee was good and my wife loved her Ube latte. Luckily got the last spot in the lot. Leave slowly, bottomed out the front just a bit.

My child loved the doughnut selection. He thanked me many times for the Oreo one he got and gulped…read moreit down quickly. I got a latte which was not the best latte I ever had. The place is nice but decor is more for summer vibes. There is Christmas music playing and there is a tree but the place is cold with few decorations. It could be probably be cozier this season. Overall, I would recommend it for the baked goods if you eat gluten ;)

Went here for the bing su 2 x and it's absolutely amazing!…read more We got the mango one this time and it's sooo good! It's shaved ice ( with texture like snow) , condensed milk, mango chunks , mochi pieces, corn flakes and some ice-cream . Its a very creamy texture and the sauces and toppings go so well together! I would definitely recommend trying the mango!

It was one of the hottest days a few weeks ago. They had the AC on, but we were suffering. They…read moreneed to install a ceiling fan or two to circulate the air. We ordered INJEOLMI BINGSU. To our disappointment, it wasn't real injoelmi, but rather factory-made pieces. I wish they would change that.

After having a meal next door, we stopped over Miel for dessert. Our group of 8 ordered two large…read moreBingsoo ($20) in strawberry and mango cheese flavor. The mango cheese should actually be mango cheesecake as there's small chunks of cheesecake in it. The fruits were ripe and refreshing paired over the pillowy shaved ice. We did wish that there was more flavor inbetween the layers as it's all just ice underneath. You can add more condensed milk to your shaved ice though. Great for groups and having a refreshing post-meal dessert here. There's lots of seating here too.

The place was great. I could only eat veggie options so I had the veggie ramen noodles, sweet…read morepotatoes (appetizer), ebi katsu udon, salmon ikura chirashi, and mango green tea and overall everything was good. The staff were very helpful and quick and answered all my questions. My favorite was salmon ikura chirashi reminded me of a poke bowl 8.5/10 and evi katsu udon solid 8.3/10, veggie ramen was okay would pass for next time and mango green tea was decent refreshing. I would come again.

Thank goodness there is finally a Tsukemen restaurant in NJ…read more My wife and I have been to the original location in Sawtelle and while I do believe there is better Tsukemen around, this is a welcome addition to the noodle scene. FIrst off, location looks nice, there is no reservation, but you do need to check in on an iPad when you walk in. We were lucky to have been seated pretty quickly (within 10 minutes of arrival). We didn't come here for anything else on the menu, so while I was wary of the comments for all of their other food, we came here for one thing alone, and that was the Dip ramen. I ordered the Deluxe Tsukemen, which comes with spicy takana on the side as well as pork chashu and ajitama egg. My wife ordered the Ajitama tsukemen which came with the egg on the side. I would say if you like a little bit of spice, dump the whole thing of takana into the broth as it was not that spicy. Foodwise, it was solid, the broth was good, well seasoned, with a pretty good deep pork flavor, and the trick is to order your noodles cold, and allow the broth to warm them up for you. While my wife and i both enjoyed our meals and it was a solid sunday lunch for us, I do think there are better tsukemen places out there (NYC or LA) but I do think if the craving is there for tsukemen, this place will satisfy that craving for you.

Stopped in for mango bingsu and left with mixed feelings. The shaved ice itself came out on the…read moreicier side -- I prefer that ultra-fine, almost snow-like texture, but this had more of a crunch to it than I'd like. The condensed milk drizzle was generous, maybe a touch too generous, as it dominated the flavor and made things sweeter than the fresh mango deserved to be. That mango ice cream scoop on top is the standout of the whole dish -- creamy and well-balanced. On the plus side, the space itself is a win: plenty of seating throughout. Good spot to grab a table and relax with friends.

Caffe Bene 1636 Palisade Ave…read more Fort Lee, NJ 07024 Affogato This cozy café has a lot of spacious seating with comfortable chairs. WiFi is available making it convenient to entertain yourself with a wireless device. If you do not wish to use any electronics, feel free to grab a book from their shelves. In addition, there is also a jewelry kiosk inside the store. While the amenities in this cafe are nice, their dessert drink was not. This is one of the worst affogatos I ever tasted and the even the portion size was too small. If I give this location another chance, I will be sure to try some of their pastries. Otherwise, the facilities in the café are perfect. #caffebene #affogato #fortleenj #cafete

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.

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 always wanted to try this place out and finally had a chance to order takeout…read more I ended up ordering the Kimchi Bulgogi Pizza ($20) without onions or scallions. This was a solid Korean fusion pizza. The pink dough was good all the way down to the crust. The Tomato Beef Sausage Pasta ($18) was a little misleading. The beef sausage turned out to be a hot dog. Now, they're not lying since it technically is a "beef sausage," but when I hear beef sausage, I'm thinking of something more along the lines of a meatball or traditional sausage. Had they mentioned in the ingredients that it was a 100% beef hot dog, I would NOT have ordered it. If you like hot dogs in your pasta, then this dish is for you. Overall, I had a good meal, especially the pizza. I'll be back to try their rosé pasta dishes. * The Tomato Beef Sausage Pasta is made with hot dogs in a tomato-based sauce.