Moqa Cafe

Such a great new café ! I ordered peach tea, mango cheesecake, and a burrata salad — everything was delicious. The cheesecake was my favorite, so soft and flavorful. The girls who work there are friendly and attentive, the place is clean and cozy, and the atmosphere is very welcoming. Definitely becoming one of my favorite spots

Amazing atmosphere, very fresh food and high quality of ingredients - you totally feel the difference when enjoying your food. Presented very well with nice aesthetic place. Staff if very friendly, helpful and giving plenty of substitutes if you have any dietary requirements. Coffee is made with high quality beans - as a coffee lover this is one of the best coffees I got in a while in US. Citrus tea made from fresh ingredients instead of already made tea - such a plus to the brunch experience. Highly recommend!

New favorite halal spot. Sounds like it's known for their brunch, but ended up here for dinner. Super cozy interior, blazing service and everything we ordered was great (Seoul Flame Chicken Bowl, Moqa Special Pasta, Rigatoni alla Pollo, Garden Harmony Salad and Basil Peach Lemonade). Reasonable prices, will definitely be back. Also, it does seem sus that literally every review uses the word cozy.. But it's real! Just step in there and you'll see why.

Moqa Café is such a lovely and cozy spot—I’m so happy we found it! The atmosphere is calm, welcoming, and beautifully designed. It’s the kind of place where you can relax, have great conversations, or get some work done while enjoying truly delicious food and drinks. Let’s talk about the coffee first—SO good! Rich, smooth, and clearly made with care. I really hope they consider adding Raf and Bumble coffee to the menu—if they do, I swear I’ll be here every week without fail 😅 We ordered the mushroom pizza and it was incredibly flavorful with the perfect crust. You could really taste the freshness of the ingredients. The Tom Yum soup was honestly the star of the show—deep, spicy, rich, and aromatic. Probably one of the best I’ve had anywhere. We also tried the Turkish breakfast, which wa

Moqa Cafe in Elk Grove Village is such a great spot overall. The vibe is really nice, super clean, and very welcoming. The coffee was excellent and definitely a highlight. We ordered the kids meal expecting chicken tenders, but it turned out to be skewers instead—not really tenders. That said, they were actually really good, and the fries were delicious. The only thing that fell a bit short for me was the avocado toast. It was okay, and it came on a croissant, which I wasn’t expecting. When I arrived around 1 PM, most of the breakfast items were already sold out, which wasn’t a big deal, just something to note. Overall, still a great experience and a place I’d recommend and return to.