Moca Garden

It doesn’t even deserve one star. I’ve order from this place twice. First time it took over 2 hours ! I had to call over several times and the man on the phone said that it has been very busy my food «should» be on its way. Took another 30 mins but I finally got my food. It was very cold and keep in mind that I live about two blocks away so the food was just sitting somewhere. The second time I ordered it never came and they «closed» there store so it wouldn’t appear if you tried to search it again on grubhub. I had to call grubhub to get a refund of my money back. Do yourself a favor and just don’t waste your time ordering from here.

I ordered through GrubHub & my ordered had to be cancelled because this place REFUSED to take my order over the phone since their fax machine was broken. Horrible!

Terrible! I ordered a veggie wrap that is described as such «Marinated grilled vegetables, fresh mozzarella, roasted peppers and balsamic vinaigrette on whole wheat wrap.», while you get to choose what tortilla and there were definitely veggies, there was absolutely NO fresh mozzarella or balsamic vinaigrette! It was dripping with oil and it was soggy. I had to saturate it with Tapatio to even give it any flavor. So much for my healthy meal!
I also ordered an omelet for breakfast for the morning and you have an option of toast, home fries, or grits. I chose toast, yet it came with greasy home fries (which was not even available to chose when ordering because they were out).
I’ve been closely watching everything I eat because of a very strict workout routine so I chose to order from here because of the healthy options, but everything was greasy and oily. If you’re looking for healthy, look elsewhere.

I am in medical school and find it hard to eat healthy and WELL due to lack of time and money. There aren’t a whole lot of good places by my school, but I stumbled across Moca Garden on Grub Hub and gave it a try — SO glad I did!
I ordered a Chicken Caesar Wrap on a Sundried Tomato Tortilla — it was so fresh and tasted amazing! They also put croutons in it and grill the outside. It’s my new favorite thing that I order almost 3 times a week. It is very reasonably priced — about $ 5.95.
I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a lite, yet filling, wrap!

This is definitely a breath of fresh air compared to all the corner bodegas that serve bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches in their cigarette smoke filled stores. Mocha provides a café feel with new options like paninis, wraps and even hot food prepared by a Jamaican cook. I come here for a light lunch or breakfast. The French toast, the daily soup, the grilled chicken wrap… all thumbs up.
They have much more that I haven’t tried like cakes but so far so good

Moca Garden brings the traditional downtown quick-​lunch deli to Harlem. WIth a serious lack of take-​out and delivery options in the area, Moca Garden is welcome but it’s nothing out of this world.
It’s given competition to Pascal’s Eatery which is only three blocks down on 5^th. While Moca has way more options and a better selection of fresh foods, Pascal’s kicks Moca’s ass in the selection department when it comes to other items like drinks, snacks and beer. Moca has only a counter with bar stools to sit and have a quick bite, while Pascal’s has a great seating area with an outdoor balcony.
Food wise, Moca is a breath of fresh air after hundreds of panini and other sandwiches at Pascal’s. They have ciabatta — while not the greatest — is a nice change. I paid $ 6.50 for a chicken sandwich with mozzarella, pesto, and mixed veggies (mushrooms, zucchini). I’ll have to try delivery and some more menu items to give it a more accurate rating but for now it’s a decent addition to the neighborhood.
Oh, and I know you’re new, but I think it would help if your front door had a handle on the outisde!