Miel,

138 West Central Boulevard, Palisades Park, NJ 07650

"Coffee was watery and smelled burnt. Bingsu was ok, but ice cream and mocha came as sides, so were awkward to eat together."

"My boyfriend and I really wanted bingsu today and instead of going to our regular spots, we tried the bingsu here. Although we were very used to the typical bingsu style being mixed in a bowl, we loved the unconventional way of having bingsu in this deconstructive method. I usually feel like I want to customize the amount of red beans and condense milk in my bingsu portion because sometimes they are too sweet. So this is perfect! The price is reasonable and competitive compared to other bingsu spots around the neighborhood too. Definitely recommend and will come back!"

"What kind of a cafe closes their bingsoo machine at 8, when that’s the time most people want to go eat dessert after eating dinner? The bingsoo itself was good but I only got to try it once as the machine was always “broken” every time I go. Today was our 3rd attempt in ordering bingsoo, we even called before heading there, got there around 8:30pm, apparently they close the machine at 8. The one employee working there was nice but I don’t really understand the owner’s mindset on running this cafe. I don’t really think I will come back even though I’ve tried multiple times and even wanted to eat their dessert so many times."

"Nice ambience. The location is not too far from the heart of Ktown. They have an extensive selection of drinks- several interesting choices, too. I had an Injeolmi smoothie, which is quite uncommon to find. I am not a fan of overly sweet drinks. I was glad when my drink tasted exactly like injeolmi, a Korean traditional rice cake dusted w/ soybean powder, without the sugary taste. The cafe has 3 parking spots on the outside. It is an easy spot to come by after a meal in Palisades Park."

"A hip Korean cafe with cozy seats and relaxing atmosphere. Try their lemonade, mango ade, shaved ice, and sandwich. Everything was good. Had the macaron and they were good too."