I've tried several mochi donuts in the past, only to feel ho-hum about the texture and flavor. A…read morefriend sent over a dozen flavors as a care package while I was sick, and I discovered these are on another level. It might have been the freshness. They were still warm to the touch upon delivery, and the texture was fantastic. Unlike the dense, greasy thick dough that I remembered from past tries, Mochinut's desserts are chewy yet light and airy. They immediately made me think of the French crullers from Dunkin Donuts, my perennial guilty pleasure. A few flavors like the strawberry were a little sweeter than I would've liked, but those were rare. Most of them were surprisingly balanced, even with the icing and toppings. If you're into not-so-sweet desserts, you can't miss the black sesame and taro donuts. The beverages are nicely packaged in a transparent soda-can bottle. There isn't an option to customize amounts of ice, levels of sweetness, or milk types, but they managed to sent my order without ice (my preferred way to order boba teas I plan to enjoy later on in the day). I can't speak to the restaurant or service, but given how well these convinced me to change my mind about mochi donuts, I'll have to make a return trip back.

Came here before picking up my Chinese takeout order from Jade, next door. I was in the mood for…read moresomething sweet and mochi donut sounded good. They have a wide variety of mochinut, decided to get the funnel cake ($3.50). It was really good, I enjoyed the nice chew and it was not overly sweet. I remember when this place was Dupan, similar vibes. If you're in the mood for something different from regular donuts, definitely stop by. I will be back to try the pistachio and pebbles. * Street parking (metered) * Takeout spot

Small but immaculate family owned spot in PP parking is a bit of a frag but this place is worth it…read more. i had there r cold brew iced coffee and spicy seafood pasta both were 10/10 The gentleman thats the owner is an amazing person, very inviting and friendly. Highly recommended!

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!

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.

Solid delicious bagels. Beats NYC bagels imo…read more The bagels itself are always fresh, plump, bouncy, but then toasted to perfection. The cream cheese selections are classic and also fresh. The store is a no frills strictly bagel shop. No unnecessary items on the menu. It tends to get pretty busy so there can be a bit of a wait but the service is still pretty efficient given the circumstances. Parking can be tough tho on Bergen Blvd so just keep that in mind.

Boulevard Bagels was once the gold standard in all of NJ and NY -- perfectly chewy outside, light…read moreand fluffy inside. Friends from NYC would always ask to stop by for this bagel. That's long gone. The bagels now taste like dense bread, and after years of hoping the quality would return, a recent visit confirmed nothing has changed. One time they offered to toast my bagel -- something no legitimate bagel shop would ever do unless asked by the customer. Fresh bagels don't need toasting, and any many shop owners consider it an offense. Long-time customers will find them unrecognizable. The five-star reviews claiming otherwise seem fake -- no one who remembers the original could honestly say these are still the best. To make matters worse, there is a pricing transparency issue: topping prices for lunch sandwiches are not clearly listed and are instead buried under the breakfast sandwich section, which is confusing and misleading. When I raised this, both the employee and the manager were dismissive and rude, embarrassing me in front of other customers. That interaction is what prompted me to write this review. Needless to say... I will definitely not be returning again.

Been hearing about this bakery spot for a while now…read more There's a nice selection of pastries and all of them look delicious. Got the red bean matcha sandwich which was interesting tasting, but overall it was a nice experience and taste pretty good. Service was quick and efficient. Interior is well designed, moderate noise.

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.

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.

Lemme start off by saying that I'm gluten free so there isn't really much of anything for me to eat…read morehere. Why do I keep coming back you ask? The drinks! Their milk tea is literally too good!!!! I used to get the bubble milk tea with cheese foam added (30% sugar) and it was my addiction. After I became dairy free I switched to the mango green tea with lychee jelly (0% sugar) and am without regrets. My boyfriend also loves the breads especially the jalapeño cream cheese bread when it comes around.

Taiwanese-born and Japanese-made, Sunmerry Bakery specializes in Asian-style pastries with both…read moresweet and savory options. The selection includes single-serve, pre-packaged items as well as fresh refrigerated pastries and whole cakes. I was a bit disappointed by the cookie selection, which was almost nonexistent--just two packaged options and no fresh cookies. It seems the focus here is really on cakes and breads rather than smaller baked goods. Prices run a little on the higher side (I paid $9 for a small package of cookies), but the trade-off is access to items you wouldn't typically find at most grocery stores, even specialty ones. Overall, a solid stop if you're looking to explore Asian-style pastries beyond the usual offerings.

Bakery inside Mitsuwa market…read more We tried dansyaku curry bun which was heated up in the oven when we came home. The outside was very crispy but the potatoes inside bun was on a mushroom side but the curry sauce tasted good.

Small bakery inside Mitsuwa. Not many items compared to Korean bakery (TJL/PB) but it's good if you…read morewant toast or loaf. I got a garlic butter bread. Light garlic taste and salty butter was great for breakfast. I would like to try other items for sure. 2 people at the counter packing the bread. Very friendly and efficient. Overall a great bakery to stop by in you are in the neighborhood.

My husband and I made a repeat visit this morning and found it to be even better than our last…read moretime. We ordered a classic sausage, egg, and cheese on a roll and this time, I also wanted to investigate their bagel game. I ordered an everything bagel with veggie cream cheese and it took just a few bites to remind this newly transplanted Southerner that bagels in the Northeast are in a league of their own. Food comes out fast. We both watched admiringly from our tables as the short order cooks moved like tornados at the grill, furiously beating bowl after bowl of eggs to fulfill the counter endless string of orders. That's another thing. During the whole half hour we dined at a table, things never quieted. As soon as a table cleared, someone else would grab it right away. Over the years, I've found that when in doubt, it's best to follow the crowds. On most Saturday mornings, it seems this is the place where all the crowds in Ridgefield Park are congregating. This breakfast spot is as local as it gets. As a lover of small business, I can't tell you secretly happy I get to see lines at the door here while the Dunkin Donuts across the street languishes.

The service sucks, they cook the food the way they want to, whether you ask for soft eggs or to not…read morecook the French Toast all the way, they still do it their way!! ! This place sucks!!!

Loved the taro bubble tea! I would definitely recommend to try their boba drinks. Ambiance is very…read morecasual cafe style.

Ahhhhh, another fulfilling visit to Kudo. I ordered my favorite, and highly recommended, Sea Salt…read moreIced Coffee. I will add two photos of this gem..... one, before all of these great ingredients dance together and the other, when they're in full shuffle. I also tried their Cranberry Scone and I really enjoyed it. Soft and sweet in the middle and the slightest hint of crunchy around the outside. Thank you, Kudo, for being so close to our food shopping center and don't forget to sign up for their rewards program.