Cafe Maji

Very interesting place. The food is good and the drinks are always delicious. I really enjoy the teas and desserts. My favorite item from the menu is the green apple lemonade. Very tasty and one of a kind. The only thing I dislike about this place is the noise level. It can get very load. Overall very good food and fun place to get a quick bite.

This place is SO CUTE! Drinks/​Coffee/​Lattes, all the above are either super good or super CUTE, YES CUTE! They have a face on most of the lattes, which makes more for a «I don’t wanna drink it cause it’s so cute looking, but I wanna drink cause I know it taste so good» type of reaction.
The Rose Latte was delicious! It smells great, and taste a hint «rose-​y», but so good! The sweet potato fries on the other hand were slightly dry, a little too sweet for my taste, and super thin. I generally like my fries, in wedges, so this was slightly no my cup of tea at this coffee shop!
Overall, this place is a must go to try! The Snow Affrogato was the reason why I went here, but the overall aura, environment, and all the coffees put the cherry on top. GREAT place to study as well!

Very pricey, but super cute café with super cute drinks and food. Sounds weird, but literally they serve the most cute desserts. I give this place 4 stars because it’s a bit over priced, but the drinks and desserts are cute and yummy. Try their hot drinks because they always draw cute animals on them.

Truly one of the cutest places! I’m not going to lie, I come here mostly for the Instagram opportunities. But I’ve come many times and have tried many things, my favorite being their burgers actually! I got the angry bear which is a spicier burger because I REALLY love spicy food and it did not disappoint; it was really spicy! And the corn that comes with it is surprisingly AMAZING. Even without the toppings, the corn tasted so good and sweet. Can I buy that alone pls?!
I’ve gotten so many drinks here I can’t even remember which but the most recent I’ve tried is the almond Roca latte and I liked it a lot! I remember the first drink I’ve ever gotten here was the taro latte and it was kind of grainy? I may have to try that one again.
I’m actually really unfamiliar with the area since I live in Orange County so whenever I drive here it feels so different. The ambiance of this place is really cute and warm though. I’ve stayed here for 4 hours before… there was more seating for others I promise! I just wish they’d had better lighting because it’s quite dark.
The prices are a bit high especially if you’re getting their food.

Very cute and vintage like. Fairly large for a café; all the tables are spread out to give each group privacy.
SERVICE: They greet you upon entering and seat you wherever. The first time I came, they let us choose, but they seated us at a designated table tonight. Their service is alright. Not outstanding by any means nor is it bad.
FOOD: The kitchen closes an hour before closing time. Bummer. I tried their bulgogi nachos for my first visit and it was outstanding. Nachos did not get soggy quickly. Wanted to try their bulgogi quesadilla the second time but kitchen was already closed. We settled on the snow affogato. It’s a bit too sweet for my taste but the coffee balances it out. I got the lavender latte the first time and it was way too bitter. Didn’t taste the lavender. Playing it safe the second time, I just ordered a white chocolate. It was just sweet milk LOL. No complaints though. My friend got a peach drink, not exactly sure what the name is but she really enjoyed it.
Will be visiting again for their bulgogi quesadilla. I’m determined to try it! Everything is pretty pricey but it’s worth a try.
*Double check the bill once you get it. They double charged me for everything the first time I went.

LITTLE BEARS IN THE HOT DRINKS AND SWEET POTATO FRIES ARE TO DIE FOR.
The design of this café is über cute the waiters uniform is cute and the things these foods come on is cute and the drinks come with delicious small cream puffs and they mainly serve coffee that’s good! WORTH COMING.

An Instagram worthy experience.
Café Maji is the cutest place, with an odd sorts of furniture and wood tables and all that. What’s not cute is the lack of outlets. There are about three tables with outlets, and the one with the sofa is always taken, and the other two have small tables. You bet I was finishing my college apps fast so my laptop battery wouldn’t die on me! If you’re planning on going just to eat, it can get very busy. Especially on weekends.
FOOD: ⁴⁄₅ — I’ve had the bulgogi quesadilla, affogato, lemonade, and cold brew coffee. Of all of them, the affogato was the best. It is pricey at around $ 5 but I think the size of the drink justifies it. Some people may think it sweet because there is a huge scoop of ice cream, but I loved it! The food is nothing too special considering the price, but it’s nice to have a bite of food. I personally didn’t like the cold brew coffee because it had a strange taste to it (it was hard to describe).
SERVICE: ⁴⁄₅ — friendly staff but sometimes they forgot about me :(. When I went once, they seemed to want us to leave. But still, they are cordial and accommodating.
ENVIRONMENT: 4.5÷5 — like I said, INSTAGRAM WORTHY. That’s a real compliment! Its a nice place for catching up with friends, not really for doing homework because they don’t have outlets. The outside looks kind of shady, but its a whole different world inside. Parking can be troublesome on weekends so watch out.
I love Café Maji! It really is a unique, cute café unlike anything else nearby.

Very cute coffee shop decorated in the style of something akin to a retro class motif. I can’t even say that’s quite saying it. There are wood tables and crafty objects with interesting detail. The menu is like a little photo album. It is cutesy in a retro way.
The teas as coffees are around close to $ 5, like many these kinds of Korean coffee places that is big on motif. They have some tasty desserts here – one involves cotton candy over ice cream over coffee that melts in a cool slo-​mo effect as some hot syrup is poured over it. I haven’t tried it. I did try the waffle dessert which was great. I had a green tea latte which had a cute bear face on it, which was pleasant. They gave me a cream puff on the side of my hot drink order. When they give you the check, a calculator is part of the plate, which is pretty clever.
Cute place. Good atmosphere. There is good amount of parking as it is located with other businesses nearby.

It is a nice little café. What I like the most is that the music is not too loud so you can actually sit and have conversation with people you are with. I really like the little set up of drinks (they bring individual drinks in a little tray for each person) and a complimentary cream puff. The place is clean and the workers are nice. The only thing is their sweet potato fries is not worth the price. They bring in only a handful of shredded fries and charge $ 7.99. Not worth it. However, I would want to try their other desserts next time.
Their hazelnut affogato was pretty good.

Cute date spot!
I’ve been here twice and both times I’ve enjoyed the setting. Not a huge fan of the drinks as it is mediocre but the adorable latte art is worth it :)
It’s slow in the afternoon but gets busy in the evening.

My brother and I came here for dinner and quickly found out that there’s not enough room in our tummies to try everything in the menu… but it gives us more reason to come back!
My brother got the Lion King burger with Taro Tea Latte and Green Apple Soda, while I got the Bacon Alfredo with Strawberry Apple Lemonade. It was delicious; we had no leftovers. We also shared a Tiramisu Waffle for dessert which we ended up taking half of it home because we were full from our entrees.

Originally planned to go here on Monday for lunch, but found out they were closed. So my boyfriend and I went the next day instead.
The waiter took awhile to take our order, but after putting it in everything came out fairly quick. We had the lavender latté and oreo latté and each drinks came with a complimentary cream puff. I wasn’t really a fan of their drinks, but their latté art and presentation were very cute. Since we didn’t come in for lunch, I didn’t get to try their bulgogi quesadilla but instead ordered the nutella banana waffle with whipped cream & a scoop of vanilla ice cream. It was delicious!
Overall, Café Maji is a cute place and maybe I’ll try a different drink on my next visit!

So far these guys are at about a 3.5 in my book, but I will round it to a four.
I was quite frustrated with my first visit. My husband and I got drinks and dessert. We should have ordered only one waffle because these things are massive! He had a strawberry lemonade and I had a lavender latte. I was a little disappointed in my latte as other places serve this flavor better. However they serve them in cute pitchers and even give you a complimentary crème puff. The waffles were big and gave us sugar overloads. I had some oreo ice cream one and he had the tiramisu. He really enjoyed his.
The biggest annoyance here is that you have to hunt them down for the bill. That drives me crazy at places. We tried and tried. I should have just walked up to the counter at this point. Then as they were closing they handed out about twenty bills to all the customers like they were rushing to get you out. Seriously? You were holding me up, not the other way around.
While I complained about that to a friend she asked me to give them another shot. She enjoys going there and only lives a few houses away. She mentioned that she has to do this every time. What the heck?
We went for lunch and I had a better experience. I tried out their club sandwich and their green apple lemonade. Very good and light on my stomach! I was pleased with this and enjoyed the freshness of the ingredients. She hunted them down as expected but we got out much quicker.
We went again with her husband for lunch and I had their passion iced tea lemonade and a bbq quesadilla. I really liked this drink as well but the quesadilla did not wow me. Not horrible though.
On a recent visit we went again and I was disappointed to see that the sandwiches are MIA. They now had a list of various burgers, and the pastas and quesadillas were still there as well as some desserts. We both ordered a burger, and like most places these days, they do not come with sides. I hate that. They were pricey burgers too, but came in wagyu beef. They come in with a cute bear face on the bun. She had the onion burger with lots of onion rings stacked on top and I had the Maji burger.
So my later visits were better. I am more of a fan now. They do tend to only check on you once after you get your food so be prepared. Most times you have to hunt them down for the bill but this last time we got the bill without asking and in a timely manner after we were done eating. I an hoping this issue is fixed. The menu tends to rotate so be prepared. I never got to try the lavender or blueberry lemonades but maybe one day it will come back. I also hope the sandwiches come back. I may have to try the s’mores mocha latte as well.
The looks of the items are cute here, but they are pricey too. They have signs also that you cannot bring any outside items and every customer HAS to make a purchase. Some things to look out for.

Café Maji is the most adorable coffee house I have ever set foot in. They take painstaking care to make sure that everything, down to the most unnoticeable decorations, is very twee and cute. This makes it the ideal place for meeting up with your kawaii friends, or having a next level coffee date. It is also nice to kill time there by yourself with your laptop. They serve up food (seems more like hearty snacks though), desserts, and obviously drinks. I have only had the drinks here, but the food is pretty expensive.
The drinks that I have tried here are all a bit on the sweeter side. I don’t mind because I’m pretty sweet myself (duh), but keep that in mind if you prefer your drinks with less sugar. I am not sure if you can ask for half sweetness or something like that, but it doesn’t hurt to ask. To make the hot lattes extra special, they come with foam art in huge mugs to more prominently display it. All drinks also come with a crème puff on the side, which just tastes like the crème puffs from Costco but are still appreciated. I tried some of their lemonade too, which was very refreshing and still pretty.
I think the only objection I have is how much everything is. A latte will run you about $ 6 with tax/​tip. BUT I justify that it’s worth it because their presentation is everything! Definitely not a place you want to go to for your morning caffeine fix, but if you have time to relax and unwind, this is the place to do it.
Drinks: 4, Service: 4, Environment: 10! (ya, the scale is out of 5 so what), Price: 3

Second time I’ve been here
Pros:
— atmosphere is nice
— good selection on drinks and desserts
— I thought the peach mojito was good
— After we had ordered, we waited only 10 min for our food
Cons:
— service: was seated and waited about 10 – 12
minutes to be attended to, wasn’t checked on even once to see how we were doing after we got our food
— didn’t give us napkins w/​our food (had to ask)
— not enough ketchup given for our fries, not even a dip per fry would have been enough lol
* the bulgogi quesadilla was good after the first bite then I realized there was only a few pieces of bulgogi and mostly cheese
* fries… They were good but nothing too special

Cutest!
The café is so unassuming but when you walk in you can tell they really focused on the deco and theme.
I ordered a green tea latte and it was perfect – not too sweet not too artificial. The latte art was cute and the cream puff that came with it was the perfect portion.
Ordered a Nutella waffle with green tea ice cream. Also very enjoyable. The one thing I’ll say is that the green tea ice cream wasn’t very good. Tasted more artificial than it did matcha. But that’s my only complaint.
Would frequent this place more often if I lived closer!

I can’t emphasize how much I love this café. Everything from the food to the bathroom decorations are cute. It’s a little pricy but totally worth it. You can instagram your cute food and (actually) enjoy it too! And take a few selfies while you’re at it because there’s ~natural lighting~!! Whoever the interior designer sure as hell knew what they were doing. Being here lifts my mood 100x. Take your mom, sister, cousin, frenemy – ANYONE – and it’ll be sure to impress.
I left not only satisfied with my order but more importantly, a strong urge to redecorate my room to recreate that magical ambience.

AMBIANCE– Cute, unassuming, faux Parisian café in Artesia of all places. They do seem a bit confused with their theme because it’s half wannabe Pari, half Asian tea house feel. Meh, I could tolerate it.
FOOD– Didn’t try their savory food, but the menu selection did seem ill-​fitting, considering the theme and other items. Think a conglomerate of burgers, noodles, and sandwiches. Thanks, but I’ll pass.
TEA– Ordered the hot green tea latte, which came in a bear-​shaped foam. Even came with a side of cream puff (singular). Super cute, super Insta worthy. Taste wasn’t that bad though Starbucks is still king. I did ask for extra matcha though, which you should too if you like it extra strong.
DESSERT– Ordered the red bean and green tea ice cream special waffle. Not bad! Waffle was just the right temperature and consistency, and the batter was not too sweet either. Loved the green tea ice cream but the waiter wouldn’t give me more. Tip: Ask for red bean on the side if you are not a big fan like me.
PRICE– Dessert and tea came out to be just under $ 13/​person. Semi-​pricey.
Overall, cute teahouse. Lots of space. Open to a reasonable hour (10 PM). Oh and free wifi.

Jesus, Mary and Joseph. This place is ca-​yute! Force bending, mind boggling CUTE! Anymore cuteness the entire building is just going to explode into tiny pokemon with hug attacks.
Lavendar Tea: Perfectly warm, milky and a hint of floral lavendar aroma.
Chai tea: same as above with that chai spice that gets your drool flowing.
Bulgolgi quesadilla: Went above my expectation. Just the right amount of bulgolgi swimming inside melted, ooey gooey cheese all hugged by a warm and flakey flour tortilla.
Specialty Waffle: Belgain waffle like consistency but not sweet at all like a Belgain waffle. Luckily, the tirimisu comes to save the day and provide just the right amount of sweetness w/​a nice hint of contrasting bitterness from the expresso. All topped off with whipped cream, chocolate sauce, cocoa powder, a strawberry and her pal, mint.
The décor is warm and inviting. Very cozy. Cozy enough to make me wanna cause some malice just for the sake of curiousity. You know, like slowly sliding the vase off a table… But it’s just too nice of a place for any kind of that follow through. And they treated me so friggin’ nice! And gee whiz! Did you see the menu?! (/​_​-​)~ and that burger with the bun in the shape of a BEAR?! Too cute… Too… Cute.
*sounds of frustration*

We came here Thursday. The coffee I had was good. The bear was cute. I didn’t really like the cream puff. It tasted like it was taken out of a bag of big cream puffs that had been frozen beforehand.
Next time that I come here, I want to try their affogato.