They have a good variety of desserts here and I was very happy with their black sesame matcha…read morebingsoo! I couldn't help myself so I also bought a few macarons and ube cookies to take home which were quite delicious as well! Although it's a little pricey, you can definitely share the cup for two people. They have a decent amount of seating but be prepared to wait because they do get busy. Cute ambiance. I would definitely come back to try their tiramisu bingsoo and buy more of their cookies.

Decided to hit this spot after grabbing some dinner around the area. If you love bingsoo definitely…read morerecommend coming here. They have small and large sizes, I got the small matcha strawberry and it was delicious. Good to share with 2 people, I would say the large is good to share with 4 people. Workers are friendly and service was quick. They do have good amount of seatings but do fill up quickly during busy times.

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.

Stopped here for a bite again - this time more pictures. They have parking in the back, but…read moredownstairs is very tight (best for compacts only). The sweet is better - double chocolate dipped croissants were good. The thousand layer bread was just ok, and the savory garlic ham sandwich was meh - we didn't like the onions, they were very weird if you didn't eat them right away. They do take credit cards.

I am a buns guy. I frequently come here when I'm in the area, it's one of the most authentic Korean…read morebakeries around New York. They are even up to trend with all of the popular bun styles that they offer in Korea. As with most Korean buns, most bread might be a sweet and savory is rare. The staff are busy and friendly, quick to replace and lay out fresh ones. Come quickly or they sell out. There's seating available with utensils, great for chatting or eating the buns on the spot.

Craving coffee, bubble tea, waffles, kimbap, udon, street food, and even toy machines? Thankfully,…read morethis place has it all and more! Whether you're with kids, on a family outing, hanging out with friends, or just looking to recharge solo, this spot is perfect for any occasion. The food is great, made fresh right before your eyes, and the prices are very reasonable. For my part, I had my beloved hazelnut latte, while my husband went for a classic, straight coffee. The kid opted for cold brew and a matcha bingsoo. If you've never had bingsoo, you're in for a treat! The presentation alone is a work of art, featuring a fish-shaped serving of matcha-filled ice cream, topped with matcha ice cream, red beans, mochi, nuts, and light, fluffy ice shavings. One word: sublime! The staff is friendly and great at making recommendations. They also know how to brew a perfect cup of coffee: strong, just the way we like it. The space is well-maintained, and parking is metered, so keep that in mind.

Another Cafe in Pali Park among the many. Even with the big windows, the inside is a bit dark…read more Limited seating, wood tables and chairs. A longish community table with bench. Grabby toy machines located near the community table. We ordered several coffees, one black (me), one with cream and sugar and a cold brew. Their coffee is good! And we ordered a Green Tea Match Bingsu and got a massive bowl of shaved ice milk infused with mochi, a huge dollop of sweet red bean, surrounded by almond slivers and top with Bungeoppang (Taiyaki), a Korean fish shaped pastry that was split opened, smeared with sweet red bean and filled with green tea ice cream. Was it good? If you like your deserts on the sweeter side, yes it was. The shaved ice milk is richer than others I've had. The red bean paste is richer and very sweet. The mochi that is infused into the shaved ice adds texture as well as additional sweetness. The green tea ice cream is well, greet tea ice cream. And the Bungeoppang elevates higher. Is it my jam? Maybe not. A spoonful or too was enough. For what it is, amazing. I hear they have a mean Mango Bingsu that's seasonal, so yeah I'll be back!

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.

A cute cafe and dessert spot. We ordered the mango bingsoo, which was decent--light and…read morerefreshing--but nothing particularly memorable compared to other bingsoo places. From photos in other reviews, we expected a more "pillow-like" presentation, but ours came in a bowl instead--likely because we ordered a small size.

This bakery has been around for many, many years. I grew up in a town over and used to go all the…read moretime as a kid for the most amazing cakes, pies, and pastries. Truly one of The Best in NJ. It is now a Korean Bakery shop \cafe and still makes very good products, but if you remember the "old PPB" it is not the same at all. Located on the main business district, there is street parking. I stopped in one evening to grab some items to go. The person working the counter was nice enough. They now have cafe\brunch items so it's not just a bakery anymore. Very little Italian pastries anymore; more generic cakes, donuts, cookies, etc are the norm now. Of course Korean specialties too. Their rice donuts were amazing. For many years, local bakeries in the area made a Bavarian creme filled pecan danish ring with streusel sugar drizzled on top. PPB still does and it is Amazing! Worth the trip just to buy this item!

Palisades Bakery @ Palisades Park…read more It has been at this locations for ever !!!!!! Change of owner after COVID, and still offers the traditional, long-loved cakes and pastries as before - the famous pecan custard pie, cheese cake!!!! The good thing now is that they have a broader selection of Korean style pastries, along with meal menu. I have had their pizza, salad, and pasta: they are very good - just tad bit pricey. This morning brunch was something more surprising. We had omelette ($18.99) and Eggs Royale with smoked salmon ($21.99), and they come with coffee included. The omelette was filled with veggies and the eggs royal benedict was perfectly poached. Great to sit quietly for brunch on a weekday.

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.

Name changed to August Cafe…read more Had the sweet corn shaved ice. Very good! Place is a lot cleaner and more modern looking now. Would definitely come back and try their new menu items. They still have most of their old items too

We were craving some dessert after dinner so we decided to check this place out! Ambiance is very…read morecasual and service was fast. - Mango bingsoo: 7/10 (huge portion size. Mango ice cream was extremely sweet. Liked the rice cake they put in the bingsoo though) - Iced americano: 8/10 (super cute teddy bear ice! Decent iced americano.)

I came to this spot craving bingsu. My usual place was packed, so this cafe served as a wonderful…read morealternative. The bingsu itself was very satisfying and executed perfectly. We shared the dessert, and it was served almost instantly. That kind of speed is truly appreciated when you have a specific craving, and I left the cafe completely content with my choice. The Ambiance: Smooth and Relaxing The atmosphere here provides a much smoother and more relaxing experience than other high-traffic dessert locations. The cafe has a great flow; while people still come and go, it is never packed for hours. It offers a tranquil setting that allows patrons to enjoy their treats without feeling overwhelmed or rushed. The Service: Quick and Efficient The efficiency of the service was a highlight. Our bingsu was delivered almost instantly, which speaks to the staff's attentiveness and quick preparation. The service helped maintain the easygoing, yet efficient, pace of the cafe, making the whole visit pleasant. In summary, this is a top-tier option for superb, quickly-served desserts in a comfortable, relaxed environment. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a high-quality alternative to the usual packed spots!

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!

Came here once before and I was in the area so I figured I'd get it again. It was as good as I…read moreremember! I'm a vanilla soft serve girl to my core but I do love a good matcha ice cream. I must say, I liked the matcha ice cream with the churro more than I did with the vanilla. The matcha flavor was perfect. The churro is also really warm and crispy. The perfect combo ~$10 Street parking available, seats inside

Located inside cocohodo or what used to be red mango…read more For bubble teas, The most popular flavors are either taro or mango and I went with taro and was pleasantly surprised it was slushy form. I prefer slushy bubble teas anyways! For second desserts, I went with the Oreo churros sampler and they do make it fresh. However, they are pretty stingy with the cinnamon toppings. I've had better. To be honest, I suggest you skipping and enjoy other desserts they offer like ice cream or bubble teas unless you really wanted churros. There's plenty of better churros out there that's thicker, crunchier, more cinnamon/topping based. But If you do order, ask for a scissor!