OHAS Boulangerie & Cafe

First time here and the atmosphere and friendly service here was wonderful met by who I assume was the supervisor or manager man alongside the lady cashier. I had the pistachio coffee with vanilla and it was really good! So many delicious lookin pastries.. I was overwhelmed with choices! Keep it up. I believe these guys deserve a tip jar at the cashier.

Bakery & cafe. Pricely, but high quality. Breads, pasteries, cakes, desserts, sandwiches, coffee, and drinks. Lots of parking at the back and lots of seating on the 2nd floor, including a long table for large groups. Definitely worth trying out. The avocado coffee was the best I ever had. FYI Google street view is very outdated. Do not use the street view in Saipan. Update 6/2024: The fruit tarts they are currently selling not only looks great, but also tastes great!

Ohas might as well be one of the most fun and inviting boulangerie and/or cafe experiences so far. The atmosphere and the entire setup of the counter, menu, and interior design is magical and delightful to look at. The pastries, bread, and items available for purchase may be a little daunting when it comes to its price, but the sweet and savory taste that comes with it is spectacular. Customer service is good enough. Again, judging from what I’ve eaten, the sweets are pretty good. Definitely check this place out if you’re a big dessert/savory person.

They got some really cute pastries. There’s sweet and savory ones.

Their pastries are great. Croissants are crispy outside and moist inside. Prices are affordable. Service is good and interior of the store is exquisite. I am giving four stars because of their drinks. The drinks are pricy but the quality does not meet their price. Either they do not know how to brew espresso shots correctly or their espresso beans are poor or it could be both. The tea was also soso. Nor worth it to get a teabag brewed tea for that price.

Likely, the nicest coffee shop on the Island. A place at the standards you would find in Korea or Japan. Great atmosphere and excellent pastries. On the second floor there is a large table where you going to accommodate a large group of 10 people in one single table and other tables around it. You can also do some people watching on the terrace on the second floor.

Honestly, the baked breads here weren’t my style - they were quite similar to what I’m used to in Korea and didn’t really appeal to me. However, I noticed that they sometimes offer seasonal tarts, which I was excited to try, but unfortunately, it wasn’t the right season. Instead, I went for the cheesecake, and I’m so glad I did - it was delicious! The pricing was also reasonable, not overpriced at all, and the coffee was tasty too. What really made my visit special was the staff - the girl who took care of my order was such a sweetheart, and thanks to her, the experience was even more enjoyable. The interior was simple but nice, and the toilet was clean, which is always a plus. Overall, if you’re in the area, it’s worth stopping by - especially if you enjoy cheesecake or want to try their seasonal tarts when they’re available. Depending on your preferences, you’ll likely find something here to enjoy!