Pink Forest

“Great atmosphere (music, friendly staff, food, coffee, tea).”

Rita★★★★★

I really enjoy this café. The atmosphere feels warm and inviting, almost like sitting in a cozy living room. The corner location with large windows lets in plenty of natural sunlight, which makes the whole space feel bright and energizing. The owner and staff are always smiling and welcoming, which adds to the overall comfort of the place. It’s the kind of spot where you can easily relax and spend time. The food is also very good—simple, fresh, and satisfying. Overall, a great place to unwind and recharge.

winnie lei★★★★★

Had a really great experience at this place 👍 Ordered a banh mi, a hot chocolate, such a perfect combo. The banh mi looks well-packed with filling and has that crispy baguette texture. which balances everything nicely. And the hot chocolate is definitely a highlight — topped with whipped cream, rich and super comforting. The vibe of the place is cozy and a bit rustic— very aesthetic 📸 On top of that, the service was excellent, which made the whole experience even better. Overall: Great food + cozy atmosphere + good service = definitely worth coming back

zacchary mcquillan★★★★★

Me and my girl ordered the bacon and cheese jian bing with taro and milk bubble teas. First, let me just say this was a surprisingly large meal! Our server brought the plate over and I thought it was for both of us, our server came out 30 seconds later with a big smile and another plate! The sauce was delicious and savory with bacon cooked to perfection, this truly was a fantastic breakfast. The bubble tea was also very good, with the taro having a deliciously sweet earthy flavor. The blueberry muffins are fresh baked and great as well! Don’t be intimidated if they’re crowded, it’s worth the w

Krishin Asnani★★★★

There isn’t much “forestry” to be found within the Pink Forest cafe; perhaps the name refers instead to the profusion of dishes that fail to register as a cohesive offering. While its heart and soul clearly lie with Asian staples like Jian Bing and Banh Mi sandwiches to be eaten with tea that they claim calms the mind, it is curious that they also offer American fare such as pancakes and the like. It is a capable but a hodgepodge of a cafe, one wonders why they don’t choose a name that exudes its true sentiment—Vietnamese Cafe? Maybe I am mistaking the forest for the trees ? Or whatever that