Updating my review April 2026(3 years later), they updated their menu with lots of new items for…read morebrunch. Lowkey my fav cafe in the North Jersey area now. The staff are friendly and professional. The place is still clean with lots of free parking in the lot.

Updated review. nice local korean bakery. i usually get cakes here for birthdays etc. tried their…read moremadeline's and it was just ok. Their sandwiches are really good. love how they mix a lot of greens and spices to make the sandwich better than your standard egg salad sandwich. tunafish is pretty good too.

Great cafe for refreshing drinks and cocktails. Friendly staff, beautiful outdoor seating are. Love…read morethe iced Ube Matcha Latte.

Had a great time here and the food is great! Something different in Fort Lee is SO REFRESHING! The…read morewaiter was so so kind and hard working. Food was honestly really good. The asian/italian fusion was great and that's coming from an Italian! We will across the street and we will definitely be coming back.

What a cute little cafe in downtown Fort Lee. I was craving some strawberry matcha and found out…read morethey have teddy bear matchas here! Naturally, I had to check it out. As a strawberry matcha lover, this is what I went for. To my surprise, they also were serving pho! They had three types of pho on the menu, so I went with the chicken pho. My chicken pho came out very quickly and first. This was delicious and I could tell it was made with so much love. I also loved the lemongrass flavor they added to it. It was a very generous portion for the price. Shortly after, my strawberry teddy bear matcha was served. This was just the perfect balance of sweetness from the strawberry and earthiness from the matcha. The teddy bear on top was the cutest touch. Overall, the food/drinks were delicious, the ambiance was adorable, the staff were friendly, and the items were very affordable. I would love to visit again!

Owner greeted us warmly as soon as we walked in. Cute colorful interior decor with lots of…read moreplushies. While deciding on what to order, the owner offered to make me a drink that was off the menu. How about a mixed one with strawberry, Matcha and coconut? Hey, if the boss is recommending it I'm all for it. My son got the ube and coconut. OMG, both drinks were so darn yummy. I am not an ube fan whatsoever, but my son insisted I take a sip. I have to say it was the best ube drink I have ever tried. The coconut mixed with the strawberry and matcha is a game changer. The teddy bear made of ice was so cute and makes for a cool IG pic. The owner was sweet enough to ask if we liked it. I gave her the thumbs up and said they were excellent and that we will be back. Oddly they also serve pho here, it's not a restaurant per se. We didn't have any so I can't comment. But definitely come for these yummy Vietnamese concoctions. Street meter parking only.

Finally checked out Cheongsu NJ! Small space, but the vibe is so on point--very Korean café…read moreaesthetic 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!

Food 5/10 Atmosphere 7/10…read moreService 3/10 Tips: gets very busy on the weekends, but there is an upstairs seating area. I would say Service is pretty nonexistent as you order on the counter and you see yourself with no waitressing. The cashier lady was also pretty rude and not accomodating to my request (make my drinks less sweet) so they lose a store for that. Atmosphere is cute and vibes are great, definitely has modern and traditional Korean vibes. However, I would not say that this is like a traditional tea house? Having been to A LOT of tea houses in Korea, their menu and concept is definitely far from what a traditional teahouse is like. For instance, a traditional teahouse would have assorted rice, cakes and traditional, Korean desserts, however, I feel like this place used modern French pastries, and put a Korean twist on them, which I would say is not very Korean in reality. Baked goods were OK. It tasted stale. Losing a star for that as well.