🍜 Baltimore Food | Yo Cafe Review

This was my fourth time visiting Yo Cafe – I’d previously tried their snacks, but this time I decided to explore their stir-fried dishes! 🥟 Snacks Rating: 🌟🌟🌟 What I’ve tried before: Youtiao & Soy Milk 🥛: Standard, nothing special. Roujiamo (Pork/Lamb Burger) 🍔: Tasty! Recommended. Pork Guotie (Pan-Fried Dumplings) 🥟: Flavorful – also recommended! Pork & Cabbage Baozi 🥠: Not great – the dough was too thick. Sanxian Dumplings 🥟: Unfortunately, they were served cold and undercooked last time 😣 – led to an upset stomach. Not recommended. Zha Jiang Mian (Noodles) 🍜: Sauce was too sparse – noodles were dry. Skip it! Huimian (Stewed Noodles) : Tried it a while ago – was decent from what I remember. 🍲 Stir-Fry Dishes: 🌟🌟🌟 What we ordered this time: Crispy Pork & Vegetable Stew: Okay but mild – more tofu puff than meat. Green Pepper with Tofu Skin : The best of the three! Simple homestyle taste 👌. Northeast Braised Eggplant : Too heavy on the fermented bean sauce – overpowering and not to our liking. 💰 Price: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Around $20 per person for three dishes – reasonable, but overall, the value isn’t as strong as Kung Fu 12 across the street. Final Thoughts: Yo Cafe has some hits (roujiamo, guotie) and some misses (baozi, dumplings, saucy eggplant). It’s a casual spot with fair prices, but if you’re looking for more flavorful and consistent Chinese stir-fries, you might want to compare with nearby options. #BaltimoreEats #YoCafe #ChineseFood #DMVFood #FoodReview