L'uxweet Bakery Cafe 台式早餐專賣店 — Restaurant in Chino Hills

My first time trying out this place since it's right across my office. I was recommended their Blackpepper beef rice. I also tried their signature milk tea.

The inside kinda small but they also have outdoor seating. Super clean place, hand sanitizers at each table and as soon as you walk in, there's another one. It's seems they specialize a lot on breakfast items and they have a variety of boba drinks.

The service was great and very patient with me as I was not too sure what to order. Super friendly as well.

Now the moment of truth... the food was delicious. Beef was cooked and seasoned perfectly, the white rice I never have complaints on and also included cabbage and cucumbers which for my taste I added a little bit of salt but again how it was already could be good for others. What I thought was a baked potato ended up being a hard boiled egg lmbo (yes I know you're probably laughing but that's seriously what I thought it was) anywho it was good as well only that for my taste it just needed a little bit more salt. Orher than that I do recommend this place. So if you're in Chino...

I was truly excited to try this place which seemed clean and authentic. To make a long story short, the service was horrible. We waited 30 min to ask about our order, instead we were lectured about "dan bing/egg scallion pancake needed to be made one by one". "You may have your drinks first if you'd like", the lady said; those two drinks which have been sitting on the counter for the past 25 min. Moreover, the breakfast sandwich ordered can't be cut in half because we asked to have cheese in it. Interestingly, another customer who did not order it with cheese was also denied the service because they have done making his sandwich in the kitchen. In another word, they will not cut your sandwich in half with or without cheese. BTW, my almond milk tea tasted artificially flavored, and the sandwiches with two big thick pieces of bread were...

I was missing Cafe Mei in Fremont after moving back from NorCal and a coworker recommended this place. I've tried the breakfast toasts, gyoza, egg pancakes, old fashion BT and MT and they're all pretty good. Not quite the traditional Taiwanese breakfast flavors, but almost there. It's probably the closest to it that I could find right now. I like ordering online and picking up to avoid wait. A certain staff behind the counter doesn't seem too friendly most of the time, but I place my order online and make sure the items are correct when I pick up to avoid any unnecessary social interactions lol. Plus, I signed up for their e-newsletter so there are times when they do discounts on...