First timer. Ordered a strawberry matcha, lychee tea, coconut coffee, and popcorn chicken…read more Strawberry matcha: 5/5. Nice amount of strawberry and matcha flavor! Lychee tea: 5/5. Got 0% sugar and was good enough for me. The lychee always makes it sweet already, that's why I always get 0%. Great flavor! Coconut coffee: 5/5. Got 50% sugar, could've went a bit sweeter but overall great drink. Good coconut and coffee flavor. Popcorn chicken: 5/5. Great flavor, came with a sweet chili dipping sauce. No garlic or basil pieces. Plenty of seating and tables. Music is 90s R&B. Would recommend a cooler temperature indoors, was a bit too warm for my liking.

First time and last time. Not worth the money…read more Lack of service. Could easily tell that they are hardly any customers. Perhaps it's the prices. Won't return especially since Starbucks is nearby and you don't need to ask for the password.

My daughter's a dessert enthusiast with a knack for finding all the hidden gems in and around…read moreFremont. Today she outdid herself. The allure from the parking lot was enough to have me convinced we struck gold. Once inside, the chic decor, table top games, custom neon signage, even Mocha's (owner) clean-cut swag assured me, my little one's intuition was 10/10. And THEN I got a load of the menu.... Mind blown! I went with a Belgian waffle as a base and piled on almond slices, pistachios, crumbled biscoff, marshmallows, whip cream, with that pistachio DRIP they're known for. The baby genius ordered a signature strawberry Dubai cup. We got a few games of the bar room hook game in and our orders came out. Thankfully, since the sweet aroma permeating that place was a tad unnerving. We admired the art they'd created long enough to pay our respects to the artists, and proceeded to DEVOUR our finds. Biggest salute to my man Mocha! Not only has he brought the delicious craft of Dubai to Newark, but he's done it with a stroke of genius and style all his own. See you guys soon! Mahalo nui loa

What is not to love about this place? Delicious lip smacking…read moredesserts with unlimited toppings and fixings. The owners are very sweet, warm and friendly. Small indoor area. We enjoyed our visit.

They had a bogo 50% offer and I tried the red bean milk tea and a red bean sago slush. It was…read moregood and a good value from the sale. Nice seating area. Please come and create your own adventure

A nice tea shop. My husband and I came in for a drink and snack before a long trip and we were…read morepleasantly surprised. We got a matcha drink and a strawberry tea as well as 2 dessert cream puff sandwiches, one strawberry and one match (do you see a theme here) The drinks were very good, not sweet and they had a good amount of ice. The pastries were pretty good, the strawberry one was my favorite, the cream had a less oily feel compared to the matcha one. We ordered on a tablet so not much to say about customer service besides the workers being very quick. It took maybe 5-10 minutes to get our order. Definitely a place we would come back to!

YEMENI COFFEE and pastries in Fremont! They are a franchise with a lot of locations in Michigan and…read moreNY but this is currently their ONLY location in California so consider it a special exclusive for now. They have coffee and pastries you will not find anywhere else in Fremont and remind me of some of the "Little Arabia" neighborhoods you normally only find in LA on the West Coast. Mufawar Coffee : Before cappuccinos and lattes, there was Mufawar. Born in Yemen's highlands, this creamy, cardamom-infused coffee made my morning, I loved being able to choose the sweetness level. Bee Bites: Sliced like a pie, covered in honey, delicious pastry with cheese inside. The kids loved this and debated over who got the last piece. Fatayer: I've had the chicken, beef, and spinach & feta and all were excellent. It's snack-sized and not too big and actually a perfect size for me to pair with their excellent coffee. Musakhan Chicken Roll: Chicken, olive oil, onion, spices. Again, I might be in the minority but I like snack sized food and not too big. I split this in half as a 2 snacks and it was excellent. Za'atar and cheese croissant: Za'atar is one of my favorite spice combos and Ioved it on this croissant, I reheated this in a toaster oven at 350 degrees at home and it was excellent! Frozen Blend: Pineapple Mango: Comes in a very cool glass and the kids destroyed this, they loved it so much!

Finally got around to trying the new Yemeni cafe in Fremont! The interior is literally gigantic,…read morenot sure if there's free wifi but this would definitely be the most perfect / aesthetic space to get some studying done in. I'm a huge fan of really strong coffee flavor / pistachio lattes, so I definitely had high expectations going in. The prices are pretty steep for lattes - with specialties at $8-9 a latte, so hopefully they're making their syrups in house... not sure, but definitely wish I asked! As it's a Monday afternoon in the middle of the work day, there was no line at all & the drinks came out pretty quickly. We ordered the biscoff and pistachio latte -- from first glance, they were suuuper milky, which sounds silly because duh, lattes are majority milk, but it really dilutes the taste of the espresso & makes the drink mainly taste like sweet syrup. Unfortunately, these drinks are not very strong at all :/. I'm sure you can customize your drinks, but as they come, they are extremely sweet! The initial sip of the biscoff latte tastes the most like its name sake, but after a while, it just tastes like your run of the mill vanilla latte. The pistachio latte on the other hand has a slight pistachio / floral taste to it, but it really doesn't have all that strong of a taste to it either. Overall, I wouldn't say that the lattes are bad, but they're just alright, especially for what you pay for. I think if I returned, it would be to try a couple of the huge assortment of cakes they offer, but probably not for the drinks -- but def recommend trying it for yourself, as always!

I'd consistently give Phin's 10/10 on their drinks!! I have tried most of their coffees and my…read morefavorites are the egg coffee and pandan coffee. I love that they have snacks too! The combo bahn mi sandwiches are my go to and the spam/egg masubi is my husband's go to. Service is great and they have good amount of tables and chairs to hangout. Tip: it can get very busy, but you can order ahead on Yelp or on DoorDash for in person pick up to skip the wait!

Was in town for the street fair. Since it was hot,we decided to get a iced coffee. I didn't think…read morethat there would be such a long line at 1230 in the afternoon. Since there were plenty of people working. The line moved quickly. I tried to find a place to sit while waiting for my order. But all of the tables were filled . It's not a big place,but there are quite a few tables. The flavor was definitely worth the price. It was strong as one would expect from a vietnamese coffee.

as someone who loves to explore new coffee shops, i LOVE devout! my family and i find our selves…read moregoing back here every other week. it's the cutest hole in the wall coffee shop, perfect on the weekends with the farmers market down the street in the morning. we love the almond croissant, lattes with house syrup, and their breakfast sandwich! if you go on the weekend please be aware that it does get busy and pastries run out early (yes it's that good) service is always amazing, they are always so happy and helpful. definitely recommend trying it out!

Silky smooth traditional macchiato. Love the sign on the wall that shows the various drinks with…read morethe same amount of espresso and various proper milk levels for each drink. I love a macchiato and have loved them before SBUX came around and bastardized the name.

Popped in to work a couple hours and get some great coffee. This is a gem for hanging out with…read morefriends who like a casual atmosphere and good food. I am not local, but would love to come again. Definitely picks up after 5 PM, quiet before then.

Stumbled across this cute Turkish coffee spot in Fremont and glad I did. The space is really…read morebeautiful and the staff are genuinely friendly, which makes the whole experience feel welcoming from the start. I do feel for them because they have apparently been the victim of quite a few burglaries, which is just awful and says nothing about the place itself since the vibe inside is warm and well put together. The Turkish coffee is unique and definitely worth trying if that's your thing. It isn't exactly my personal go to style of coffee, but that's purely a taste preference and not a knock on quality or execution. If you're specifically seeking out Turkish coffee in the East Bay, this is the spot to check out.

i don't know why they changed the name guys! snow bowl does not hit. it sounds a little elementary…read more mandro teahouse on the other hand...elegant, alluring, siren. HAHA i'm just kidding both of the names suck. petition to change it to bingsu blast bam bam bam bingsu is still on top. this is crazy. it has survived a name change, sticky tables, impatient customers, turtle-like workflow...STILL BOMB! get the mango it will never disappoint you. fluffy, creamy, refreshing goodness. it hits. especially when you're sweating your hairline off. i like to go out with friends and complain about men over some mango bingsu! i have also tried the injeolmi one which was okay. honestly as an asian i just prefer mango but if you're feeling like dora the explorer get whatever te gusta. also mango sago is not bad, not many mango pieces though. still trying to find good mango sago in the bay! overall YUM. don't get mad at the workers please even if you're hot and bothered, i assure you they are double hot and bothered and also sweating their nosehairs off. come get some bingsu and die after 5 bites because you ate too quick and got brain freeze! maybe that should be their new name...brain freeze

I wanted to grab some desserts for my family during this hot summer heat. I ended up ordering so…read moremuch! Large strawberry bingsoo - refreshing strawberries, and they did not skimp out. Kids loved it Large mango bingsoo - mango slices were plentiful. This was the first to go when everyone dug in. Large chocolate bingsoo - this was ok, I would have liked to see a little more chocolate incorporated into the dish. Large caramel bingsoo - loved the crunch that came with the cereal pieces. Large original red bean bingsoo - classic combo if you wanted something a little more simple Large injeolmi bingsoo. Large matcha red bean bingsoo - another classic combo. The matcha wasn't overpowering and the slight bitterness balanced out the sweet in the dish. Mango sago - classic summertime fave. The fresh mango and sago was a hit with the toddlers and not too sweet. I ordered everything for pick up via door dash. It was ready a lot sooner than expected too. Since it was such a large pick up order, I told the gentleman at the register I'd make a couple trips. He actually followed behind me to my car to help me load everything up. That was so nice!