Oh Ye Coconut Desserts

This place in Quincy sells coconut milk jello with various combos of sweet toppings. Each serving comes in a huge glass jar. We took the one with black glutinous rice at the bottom. It was expensive for jello. $12+ including taxes. The jello was very light but could be better. It broke up very quickly and had a slightly stale smell of cheap coconut milk. If it is the signature item, I suggest they get a better quality coconut milk source. The glutinous rice base though was really good. Flavourful and not too sweet. The ambience was quite nice. Bright and clean with 2 tables. You can make your purchases at the tablet kiosk or at the counter. The menu needs to be bigger and brighter. Difficult to understand the options while reading it on the wall beside the dim counter. Overall a good dessert but a little pricey

I bought the black rice coconut jelly. Dessert came in a cute glass jar, I can see myself re-using it for something else. Price was closer to $13. I think it is a decent sized dessert. Taste. I thought the creaminess of the of the jelly was smooth, good, and refreshing. There’s a strong aroma of coconut not artificial which surprised me. The rice is also spot on! Overall not too sweet. Slightly on the higher price but compared to Mango Mango? Gong cha? It’s about normal AND you get a cute mason jar.

To be honest, I’ve been putting off trying this place because of the high prices, but I finally decided to check it out because it sounded good on a hot summer day. The 5/5 is for the taste alone; if I factored in the price, I’d rate a 4/5 because I still think the desserts are overpriced, though tasty. I tried the ube coconut jelly ($11.95). Both the ube and the coconut were flavorful and smooth, and I appreciated that this was a refreshing—not sweet—dessert. There’s a self-ordering kiosk, but a lot of things were sold out. Overall, I’m happy to have tried this place, but I don’t think I could justify coming here often.

I got the Sakura Jelly and I believe it was Pomelo Sago. Good texture, not too sweet and very fresh! Very refreshing dessert without all the sugary tastes. I do recommend!

Great texture, great taste! Smooth and silky with a lot of coconut flavor- just the way I like it! Tried multiple flavors (matcha coconut jelly, Ovaltine coconut, triple and a few others)- all were good! That being said, I have to say the Ovaltine coconut jelly and the strawberry coconut drink were by far my favorite! The staff were friendly, the place was clean, and the food was presentable- will definitely be back!

Really tasty and fresh! I ordered the fresh mango coconut jelly. They cut fresh mango right in front of you in the kitchen. The coconut jelly was silky and creamy and there's coconut meat in the coconut itself. I will come back to try more

Delicious every time. The coconut desserts incorporate fresh fruit and are lightly sweetened. Hot tip: if you bring 10 empty jars back they give you one for free.

The best dessert spot for coconut lovers! Tasty and not too sweet! Unique desserts, great service and very comfy place. 10/10!

Tried when first opened super cutesy concept. They are a bit slow making drinks anytime we've been in there even without a line, but the drinks come out well and tasty! I usually get Mango sago! The jars are good, i like the ube, wish they were the larger mason jars for the price but hey! At least we get a good desert in an acceptable portion whilst being able to reuse the jar at home!

***Updated Review*** Today, after dinner, I was craving some refreshing and remembered there is a coconut jelly shop nearby! Last time I visited, I did not have the best experience. Still think their items are pricey but I did enjoy the peach gum coconut jelly & mango sago drink I got today. They have a self order kiosk now, which is great. Also noticed they have a lot more items on their menu. Like durian coconut jelly? I must try next time because I love, love, love durian. All the drinks they offer look very yummy. Glad I gave Oh Ye another try, they're pretty awesome! Note: they do take a pretty long time, to be honest, to make drinks. Ordered at 9:19pm & took about 15 min for a peach gum coconut jelly + mango sago drink. Good place to go if you're not in a rush.

Updating my review. This place is awesome. Delicious desserts. I always order the same thing each time, which is the Coconut Slushy. It is my favorite everywhere. I do want to comment though that they sometime do forget to put sugar in it, which may make it completely tasteless. So, be sure to tell them if you feel it does not taste like a dessert.

It was quiet at first and didn't realize that all items were already premade so we ordered the standard coconut jelly in a jar. A little pricy but you keep the jar and the store itself is relatively small with a few tables to sit and dine. You can also order drinks as well.

Seasonal watermelon x coconut milk surprisingly good and refreshing with little of coconut jelly and pudding.

I warn you now, this place is dangerous! If a jar of their coconut jelly didn't cost ~$10, I would probably be eating one or two daily! Even with the cost, it takes some combination of willpower and intentional forgetfulness to stop myself from coming in every day. As much as I love to be adventurous when it comes to food, I've kept it simple. I've only had the single and double layer variants. I did try for a mango-mochi once, though they were out of stock that day. Oh Ye produces perfection! The level of sweetness is ever so gentle and delicate. There is enough of it that one knows they're enjoying a dessert, yet not a bit more. The texture is creamy and rich while still being smooth and not overly dense or fatty. The coconut flavors are mild, yet present and noticeable. Nowhere near the yelling done by Almond Joy, not that there's anything wrong with Almond Joy! I've had countless delectable desserts, yet none where subtlety is their strength, until now. The flavors and textures whisper sweet nothings in my ears and I am 100% here for it! Now, these are not a cheap pleasure, but in light of the quality of product, I think ~$10 for a jar is not completely unreasonable. By the way, pro tip: the jars are very cute, and not taken back for wash/reuse. If you want to keep it, bring a means of transporting it home. Finally, the one complaint I have is regarding the menu. Coconut Jelly is something completely new to many, thus, I would have prefered the menu not describe single and double layer with word-for-word the same phrase. There are plenty of great bakeries and such in the area, but only one place making coconut jelly. I love sweetened carbs as much as the next guy - but if you want to try something different and amazing, run to Oh Ye!

Menu has lot of options. This dessert place caters toward coconut and tropical food. When you order the coconut jelly for Togo, they have it in glass container ( that you can bring home and reuse later on). They have street parking and it's a self server service cafe shop. If you are a fan of relaxing, chill dessert place where you can hang out with friends, and have jelly based desserts that are not too sweet. This place is for you! Ps: they also have a couple of board game for you to play ( exploding kittens, mystery party game and card games)

My new favorite cafe the matcha jasmine latte was incredible - what a unique combination. And the fresh mango with the coconut jelly is so light and refreshing. Not too sweet too. I would highly recommend checking this place out. Also the coconut jelly comes in the cutest glass jar

Super peaceful and aesthetic vibes! A very unique dessert cafe and it is definitely one of a kind. They are not very busy so this is a great place to study, do some homework, read a book, or maybe a first date to talk and get to know each other! The fresh strawberry coconut jelly uses real strawberries and it is like a strawberry milkshake consistency. I like the coconut jelly which is made in the container, and then you use your straw to break it up or you can shake it! It is a little pricey, but they do use real fresh ingredients and you get a cute recyclable container! They also have the coconut bowls that I have yet to try, so I will be coming back for it!

Very cute little dessert shop! The coconut desserts were a great way to end the night, and honestly was fairly light (didn't sit super heavy in your stomach). We got the strawberry coconut jelly and the osmanthus coconut jelly. Both were good, but the osmanthus jelly layer was completed overpowered by the coconut flavor. Also, food is served in nice glass jars, a sustainable option that you can take home and use again

Warning! The desserts here are highly addicting! I love coconut so this was an obvious choice for me. The restaurant is clean and cozy with cute coconut decorations on the wall, a few plants, and some playing cards and games (Exploding Kittens and Killer Party) on the side. You order at the front and the rest is self serve. I highly recommend the Coconut Mango Milk drink and Mango Pomelo Sago Coconut Jelly. It was sweet without being too fresh and had an excellent silky texture. Drinks are served in fancy plastic cups and desserts in glass containers that can easily be washed and reused at home. My only complaint is that the portions are a bit small and the prices are steeper than other dessert places. Moreover, there is no public restroom.

Oh Ye's coconut jellies are SO good - they remind me a lot of the delicious coco jellies my mom used to make when I was a kid. The oreo mochi flavor is my favorite so far, but you can never go wrong with the original one either. The store itself is small, so it's better to order to-go. My only gripe about this place is the price of a jelly is steep (about $7-$8). While they are delicious, that's expensive for just jelly. However, because they're so good I can see myself occasionally coming back to try their seasonal flavors (please bring the sakura one back soon!)

The coconut slush is amazing! Must try! Also like all the other drinks I tried - mango coco, coco latte, etc. If you like coconut jellies, they have a variety of selections of flavors.

Super Fresh, Delicious, and Not too sweet desserts! I got the two layered coconut jelly and it was so refreshing. The top layer is coconut cream and the bottom layer is coconut water so a bit lighter, together they balance each other out nicely. I like how you get a reusable jar after enjoying your treat! The staff is really nice here and the decorations in the store is very good for taking pictures.

This place is pretty small, but the dessert and drinks are excellent. The service was good and helpful. We got the Mango coconut Milk, Mango Pamelo Sago Coconut Jelly, Oh Ye Signature Double Layers Coconut and Black Milk Tea With Coconut Jelly. The dessert had a cut presentation, but they had loaded of flavor. You can definitely taste the quality in every bite. Mango Pamelo Sago Coconut Jelly definitely a hit. The Both drinks were taste . Overall, would come again

I recently visited this small dessert shop located in a bustling area and was thoroughly impressed! The cozy atmosphere of the shop, with seating for about 10 people, made for an intimate and enjoyable dessert experience. Although the prices were a bit steep, the quality of the coconut and jelly desserts more than justified the cost. The flavors were exquisite and it was clear that only the freshest and highest quality ingredients were used.

I've tried a few coconut desserts from this place now, and all of them have been tasty. The texture is smooth, the dessert is fresh, and the flavors are generally fine. A few have been not quite sweet enough for my taste, but I can see how they'd appeal to others. I love that they give you reusable glass jars, and that the dessert is really portable. The jellies keep well in the fridge for a couple of days, and they transport well with delivery services. The inside of the shop is small and quaint, although the seating and vibe aren't amazing. Good enough for a quick meal, but I wouldn't want to hang out there since it's not entirely cozy.

Definitely a unique dessert spot to hit up! Love the fresh coconut jelly -- the triple gives you this in a coconut and you can ask them (or do it yourself) to carve out the "coconut meat" inside to eat with the jelly. Delicious! It is on the pricier side for dessert, so it's a treat for one self. :) great to share too.

Ok my husband got 3 to try the matcha, Oreo and signature coconut, (only took a picture of the signature coconut jelly, we ate the rest before remembering to take pictures) everything was light and had the right amount of sweetness. The signature coconut was my favorite, just the right amount of sweetness, the Oreo and the matcha was good too but we had to dig all the way to the bottom to get the best flavor. And the containers are so useful! Happiness in every spoonful! Coming back soon when we are in Quincy

Bright cute Asian dessert shop with clean, refreshing coconut desserts! Coconut jelly is silky smooth and tastes like real coconut water instead of artificial coconut food flavoring. A tad bit expensive for a dessert but for the quality and taste I'd still come back to try other flavors

The best thing in Quincy. Finally some variety in desserts in the area. There's tons of boba places within Quincy alone, but there's only one other place you can get coconut jelly in the greater Boston area (Allston). The single coconut jelly is their signature item. Simple with just the right amount of sweetness and coconut flavor that you feel like you could eat 5 jars in one sitting. Perfection. The mango pomelo sago drink and jelly are also bomb.

Tasty coconut jello with some red bean in a glass jar. I think they make it with fresh coconut milk which is the only way to justify the price. The place is packed. I was horrified when leaving to see multiple jars in the trash. I wish some recycling would be going on here.

My daughter LOVES this place. She brought me here twice and it's pretty amazing. I love coconut but hate artificial coconut flavors. Everything here is the real deal. It's authentic and not too sweet which is what I look for. I've tried the coconut jello and coconut smoothie. They're both so refreshing to eat. Absolutely love this gem. =)

Went there last night and got the double layer coconut jelly. The coconut flavor was yummy and really refreshing. The location is convenient too - it's right by a bunch of restaurants on Hancock St so a great dessert spot to go after lunch or dinner. Will go again

My partner and I ordered a signature coconut jelly (single layer) and matcha coconut jelly - TASTE: 5/5 - the signature coconut jelly was fantastic! The coconut flavor was so strong and sweet. Curious to try the double and triple layers. The matcha coconut jelly was also really strong in matcha taste, but the signature coconut jelly was our clear favorite TEXTURE: 4/5 - both coconut jellies were silky smooth and satisfying PRICE: 4/5 - the prices seem comparable to other coconut jelly spots we've been to, and the total came to $20 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - both were good portions for dessert. Enjoyed the signature coconut jelly presented inside of an Oh Ye-branded coconut SERVICE: 4/5 - we walked in after 6pm on a Thursday and were the only ones there. We originally wanted the triple layer version of the signature coconut jelly, as well as the matcha red bean coconut jelly, but the owner explained that both weren't available at the moment. He also apologized that the matcha coconut jelly was in a plastic cup, since their mason jars weren't in stock yet, and was overall friendly and helpful ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - small, cute space w minimalist decor and some games on the counter PARKING: 4/5 - Hancock St has plenty of two-hour free street spots, but can be hit or miss w availability. We got lucky w a spot across the street from Oh Ye

I really like this place lol I think the coconut dessert is just right, not too sweet or unflavored at all. The only thing I would change is the price and the amount of jars I have just sitting at home from coming so often lol. I think they should either switch out the glass jars to use an alternative way to put the desserts in or give a discount for bringing the glass jars back in. Something that is more practical than spending $10-12 and forced to keep the jar. Otherwise, I would totally recommend trying this place out for yourself!

I'm still thinking about the mango pomelo coconut dessert from Oh Ye. *heart eyes* Tip: They partner with local bloggers and run promotional offers on Instagram, so check Oh Ye's account out for $5 off.

I discovered this dessert at Boston Night Market. They were sold out and had to replenished. We waited and bought two items to tried (double and triple layers). I'm hooked!! The jello was silky and soft, just a right amount of coconut and hint of milk. The staff was friendly and explained all the flavors at the stall. I wanted to eat more of it so I UberEat 4 more jars of dessert the following day. My gosh my fave one so far is the seasonal Mango Sago Coconut Jello and the drink of the same flavor. The dessert shop is cute and small but very clean. I don't mind bringing my toddler there next time.

Love love love this place. Their desserts are the perfect balance of "not too sweet", so these are definitely Asian parent approved. My favorite is the mango pomelo where you get a classic HK dessert combo of mango and coconut. Each dessert is about $10-12, so it is a bit on the pricey side. However, you get to keep the cute glass jar and reuse it for other things.

Restaurant: Ohye Dish: Coconut Jelly with Fresh Strawberries Ohye's Coconut Jelly with Fresh Strawberries is a delightful treat. The coconut jelly is smooth and refreshing, while the strawberries are juicy and sweet. The flavors harmonize perfectly, creating a light and satisfying dessert. Highly recommended!

I've been interested in trying this place every since I heard about it. I went ahead and got 1 coconut, 1 mango sago, 1 Sakura coconut juice. Definitely expect enjoying the coconut and juice.

The best coconut dessert! My fav are ube, taro and mango sago. They are pricey but definitely worth it once in awhile. The glass jars are super cute and they are reusable, or you bring them back to the store to redeem a free item!

It's nice seeing a new dessert shop open in Quincy! Oh ye serves coconut pudding/jello. I got to try the matcha and the ube and they tasted interesting. They incorporate fresh coconut in cute Mason jars. The jars were bigger than I expected, but it's fairly expensive ~12-13 per jar!

Tried their ube coconut jelly $12, 100% would recommend They are very expensive but you get a glass container perfect for overnight oats with a lid afterward. And their coconut jelly actually tastes like they're made from real coconuts, not the artificial stuff Would I visit often? Probably not but it's a good treat once in a while

I've been coming here almost once a week for the past few months. Everything here is delicious (and lactose-free). The employees are friendly. The space is small (about 3 tables) but cute. Not sure if they advertise it but if you bring back 10 jars (clean), you get 1 free single layer jar. The durian coconut jar is one of my favorites. I also love their drinks. I always get either the black tea milk or the strawberry milk. Both come with coconut jelly at the bottom of the bottle.

My new favorite dessert place is Oh Ye! It's a hidden gem dessert place. I took 1-2 bites of the coconut jelly and had to close my eyes and appreciate the beautiful and yummy flavors so authentically and undeniably coconut. It was light airy smooth as silk and not too sweet. It was perfection! Every bite was equally appreciated. The location can easily be missed. It's small with a few tables. I have not explored the other flavors but plan to at some point, but for now I am perfectly happy to get the plain coconut jelly either in the jar or in the actual coconut. If you are a coconut fan, you have to stop by!

Cute spot, Very quick and friendly service! Love their fresh mango pomelo sago coconut jelly! Definitely will continue to go back and try other items.

Tried a number of different items on the menu and they were all great! My favorite are the coconut jello jars.

Located in the Wollaston neighborhood of Quincy on Hancock Street, Oh Ye opened up shop close to a month ago, serving up an extensive variety of coconut jelly flavors with the main ingredient, coconut jelly, sourced from China. If street parking presents minimal to no open spaces, there's also parking around the adjacent residential streets for 2 hours. Our first time sitting down (second time ordering), the space isn't too small as there's enough room to sit and stand. As you walk in, the ordering counter is at the very end, flanked on the left by a bar-like seating area with stools and kiosks and the right with about a few small and medium sized tables. Step right up to the counter and you'll find the current available selection of coconut jellies - tonight (we arrived closer to 8PM) there were single, fresh coconut water, matcha, matcha red bean, Oreo, peach gum and coconut jelly triple. We ordered Oreo to try amongst ourselves and the texture of the coconut jelly compared to our first time taking out was inconsistent - lumpier and rougher as opposed to smoother. It leans towards the texture and abrasion of a pudding instead of a jelly. Although we needed to ask for napkins, we thought the service was quick and friendly - the individual who took our order brought his daughter (maybe his niece), who had a neat and fun time interacting with my cousin's son. Would like to return to check out the other varieties but hesitant until the texture takes on a form closer to a jelly.

I tried the one with pudding in whole coconut one and my bf tried durian pudding. Both of them so good . Hope they open a shop in NYC.

It's a very small and cute store, I would like to buy one every time I passed by. Fresh Mango Pomelo Sago Coconut Jelly is always my favorite one.

I can wholeheartedly give this place the best compliment you can give to an Asian dessert place: it's not too sweet. I honestly don't think they added any sugar, because you can taste the authentic coconut flavor in every bite. Apparently the mango coconut latte was a little weird but it's mostly because they didn't add any sugar (we think). They make the latte right there which is nice to see that it's fresh. The price is a bit steep given the portion size, ~$10 per person, but you get this cute mason jar which is probably half of the cost.

Great spot in Quincy. The service is super friendly and the food tastes fresh. I loved the coconut bowl with mango. The seating area is pretty quiet and they get a ton of to go orders.

Love Oh Ye! Especially the mango coconut Mochi jelly. Not too sweet and very light desserts. Would recommend if you're a coconut lover!

The inside is very aesthetic and the food is too. Very strong coconut flavor and very delicious. It's all premade for the most part so no wait time.

top left: coconut water jello (not our fave but still tasty) top right: mango pomelo sago w/ their coconut milk jello on the bottom bottom left: coconut milk jello (our fave and their OG on their menu) bottom right: coconut jello in their coconut w/ their coconut meat - use an actual spoon to scoop the meat out

Oh Ye is unique. All of the delicately flavored, delicious coconut desserts are made from fresh young coconut. The texture of the jelly is perfect, so tender and ethereal. It's perfect. I love that they use glass jars, and the pink lids are beautiful. They also serve inside the coconut husk itself, which comes with the coconut inside. So much fun to scrape and enjoy. We got the original in the coconut, a mango latte, and a coconut with mango in the jar. We loved them all. I can't wait to try all of the other flavors. Really glad that this place opened in North Quincy.

I enjoyed the coconut dessert, especially the Oreo one. The texture is smooth and light. Simply delicious. I plan to go back and try other favors. The place is small; not much seating room. It's hard to find parking nearby.

I love how the desserts here stand out from the multiple boba establishments in the Quincy area. If you need to get your coconut jelly fix, this is the spot to go to. I recommend the mango pomelo sago coconut jelly, it was so good I didn't want to share.