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Cafe Mei

4.2 (261 reviews)
Closed 8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Sheila K.

As someone who absolutely loves Taiwanese breakfast, Cafe Mei is one of my favorite spots in the Bay Area. In fact, it's the only dedicated Taiwanese breakfast place I know of around here! My family and I got there a little before they opened at 8am and were the second group in line. Within 10 minutes of opening, the place was packed. There was a steady stream of takeout and pickup orders too, so it's clearly a popular spot. We ordered pretty much all the classics: sandwiches, soy milk, dan bing (Taiwanese egg pancake), and radish cake. My favorite was the radish cake--it was incredibly soft and had a great texture. My husband's favorite was the sandwiches, and my dad couldn't stop talking about the dan bing. Honestly, everyone loved the sandwiches. The only downside is the price. The sandwiches are around $7 each, which feels pretty expensive for their size. Maybe I'm spoiled because we've had these exact breakfast foods in Taiwan, where a sandwich cost around $1 USD. Seeing $7 plus tax and tip definitely made me laugh (and cry a little) . That said, I also understand we're in the Bay Area and there really aren't many places serving authentic Taiwanese breakfast. Even with the higher prices, we've already ordered from here multiple times and will definitely keep coming back. The food hits the spot whenever I'm craving a taste of Taiwan. P.S. I was so excited to eat that I completely forgot to take photos. That's probably the best compliment I can give!

Iced Milk Tea
Ivan B.

I mean the sandwich place is alright. My mom and I aren't hungry anyways. We were just looking for lighter meals, not something that's going to fill me up the rest of the day. When we arrived, there were many people. We didn't know how to start but as usual, we were asked to go to kiosk and order there. Thankfully, we're able to find a seat. Also, they should work in the interior more because it kinda looks dark and empty. Food is alright honestly. They look like something you can simply make at home especially how expensive the food is. I'd say that drinks are slightly better than the food. Would be better if they add more meat or make the sandwich a bit larger, but of course that they'll have to increase prices there. Maybe there are other foods for me to try. I'll have to come here at least a few more times.

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Rona S.

I have had this in my bookmarks for a long time never had a chance to go because the hours don't work for me. Finally I had a day off in the weekday so I got to go! This is in Auto mall, I always wonder what it is because it was always close when I was in the area. Plenty of parking. The inside is pretty big with plenty of seats. It is a sight to see all of the aunties making the sandwiches and other food in their little stations. It also seemed like there was an area for grab and go sandwiches but I am not completely sure. They had a little kiosk to order. I have a confession to make, I am not big on sandwiches. I know, sacrilegious. But these sandwiches are different. I got this combo sando, sausage, egg, ham, tomato lettuce. It sounds simple but I think the combo with the soft fluffy bread is what makes it irresistible. I also got soy milk because it seemed like the right thing to do. It tasted fresh, not super sweet, and a perfect pair to my breakfast sando. If I could, I would love to go again and try other things they have to offer and maybe a gallon of soymilk!

David S.

I had heard good things about Cafe Mei, especially as a typical Taiwanese sandwich spot, so I came in with pretty solid expectations. The sandwiches themselves were decent--nothing bad about the taste--but nothing that really stood out either. What really brought the experience down for me was the price. We paid around $30 for three sandwiches, and honestly, it just didn't feel worth it. It's the kind of food that feels like something you could easily make at home for a fraction of the cost. Overall, it's not terrible, but for the price and the hype, I don't see myself coming back. Just didn't feel like good value in my opinion.

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Rita W.

located in pac rim , parking can be a bit hard even during lunch on weekdays order on kiosk to the left as you enter person will call out your order when it's ready - sandwiches aren't made to order tho cus they're just premade & sitting there anyways brings back the feeling of breakfast in Taiwan & it's nostalgic I always get the Taiwanese classic sandwich or whatever it's called

Minhchau N.

Ordered the toasted signature pork sandwich, taro pork sung sandwich and hot soy milk 25% sweet. Enjoyed everything we ordered. It's a small cafe nothing fancy service was quick staff was friendly. They have free WiFi. There's one kiosk to self order to the left as soon you walk in and one in front of the door where a staff will take your order.

Toasted Signature Pork Sandwich 烤總滙猪肉三明治
Han W.

Cute cafe with simple tasty sandwiches. I got the specialty sandwich, which was well executed, and got hot soy milk on the side. I ordered from a kiosk next to the entrance inside.

Emily C.

My main problem with cafe mei is that I can't justify spending money on food this small and simple. To add on, the seating area feels simple and cheap, not somewhere I would want to stay for long. Their food isn't bad. The area isn't bad. But that's all that I can say. I'd almost rather make these types of sandwiches at home.

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Aileen Z.

Came here around 930am on a Saturday the line moved fast. Loved the food! You essentially order and seat yourself. I was surprised by how many people there were that moved in and out for such a small cafe. Here's what I got(: Toasted signature pork sandwich: 10/10 this was so tasty. I loved the thinly sliced onion Pork Sung Crepe: 9/10 good texture and came with a nice dipping sauce that was garlicky and sweet Soy milk black tea: 10/10 I got this at 25% sweet and they really mean it! lol I'd probably get it at 50% next time

Esther C.

super simple, casual taiwanese breakfast food like sandwiches + crepes. honestly only hits if i'm specifically craving it. otherwise feels kinda pricey for what you get, nothing too special but gets the job done when the craving kicks in.

Rachel C.

Omg can there be another Cafe Mei closer to me! Insert sad emoji here. Ever since I tried a Taro + Pork Floss sandwich at a boba place that is no closer, I have been on a hunt. Thank you Yelp for letting me find this spot, because I keep coming back for more! This Taiwanese cafe is located in a plaza full of other shops and restaurants so there are definitely a lot of choices, but if you're looking for something light and convenient, definitely check out Cafe Mei. They have plenty of seating inside and parking isn't too bad. However, do they get really busy so I suggest you place an online order in case you don't have the time to wait. Their Taro Pork Sung sandwich is everything you expect for the name. The texture and flavors really balance each other out; especially being in between soft bread. I love the light sweet, starchy taste from the Taro and the crunchy, flavorful pork floss together. It's a flavor combination that definitely gets my taste buds dancing! I also tried their Corn Chowder soup and that was delicious. It's comforting and a perfect soup for those upcoming cold days. They also offer drinks and other sandwiches and savory crepes, but if there is one thing I highly recommend, it is their Taro Pork Sung Sandwich!!!

Toasted Signature Pork Sandwich 烤總滙猪肉三明治
Maggie W.

Stopped by here for food after being in Fremont for some tasks. I was craving Taiwanese breakfast and loved how conveniently located this place is! I got the toasted signature pork sandwich, corn & tuna & bacon crepe, and an iced soy milk. I loved all the layers and the sauce of the signature sandwich. Every mouthful was a delight! I think the flavors are a perfect combination and are sandwiched wonderfully between the soft white bread! I sometimes struggle with eating a full sandwich, but I ate every bite of this one because it was so good I couldn't stop until I was all out. I ate the crepe the next day so it wasn't as fresh, and I didn't like it as much (I think tuna is not my favorite in general). I had the soy milk along with the sandwich, and wowwwww. Not too sweet, just the right amount of cold, and rich soy milk goodness. Trying to make additional plans in the Fremont area so I can come back here for breakfast There's a good amount of seating inside, but you can order to dine in or take out. There's both a kiosk to order at as well as a cashier to take your order.

Toasted Signature Pork Sandwich - side view
Samantha L.

Classic Taiwanese breakfast! There aren't many places that serve these in the states, so I'm thankful this place is open. The Egg Crepe with Corn, Tuna, and Bacon is snack sized. It's already cut into slices, so it's easier to eat. Every bite had all the fillings + green onions. Never had this combination of fillings before and it was a fun experience. It was lightly salted that paired well with the stronger flavors in the dipping sauce, which was garlicky, sweet, and tangy. Toasted Signature Pork Sandwich - 3 layers of fillings between 4 slices of bread. It had pork, ham, egg, cucumber, tomato, onion, and mayo. The meats are savory and juicy, especially the pork patty. The veggies are so fresh and the mayo brings everything together. The bread is well toasted, not soggy at all, and held all the fillings firmly. All crusts are cut off and the entire sandwich is cut in half for easier eating too - much appreciated. The breakfast items were not too heavy, but still filling. The Black Pepper Noodle with Egg is teppan style, which reminds me of the night markets with hot sizzling metal plates. It has minced pork, mushrooms, caramelized onions, garlic, and black pepper sauce. The mouth-watering sauce is so savory and fragrant. Lots of black pepper, can really taste and see it. I love how saucy this dish is and the noodles really soaked up the flavor well. Definitely get the extra fried egg on top, it's part of the classic experience. HUGE portion size, ended up splitting it into 3 meals (no complaints here!). Iced Milk Tea. I got the larger size 20oz/700cc (smaller size is 16oz/500cc). You can also make additional customizations for the sugar and ice levels. Mines was 50% sugar, no ice. Perfect amount of sweetness to me where you can still taste the tea more. It had good strength, not watered down. Super refreshing after a hot meal. You also get a $0.50 discount on the drink with a meal order. Great menu selections, website was easy to navigate. Convenient to place an order online and pickup. Fast service, everything was ready when we arrived. Takeout containers have cute stickers. They have cozy and trendy vibes with authentic flavors. Really makes me miss the tastes of Taiwan!

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Chef Cho

Chef Cho

4.0
(249 reviews)
5.3 mi
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Really great authentic chinese food here. I would come here simply for the stinky tofu that is hard…read moreto find here in the states. I also loved the wall with messages about their love for stinky tofu. I'm definitely one of those aficionados!! We ordered a lot of dishes and they were all yummy: *oyster pancake *3 cups flavored chicken & mushroom *stinky tofu *dumplings *pan fried buns *spicy intestines pot *beef pancake roll *sticky rice Would definitely be back for my stinky tofu & taiwanese food fix

I had high hopes, as the Chinese bane of this restaurant is of the famous night market of my home…read moretown. I was not expecting great service as soon as we walked in. It was a bit unorganized and people walking around but not sure where to seat us. We finally got seated and had to wait a while and waved down people a few times to get out orders in. It is okay, I am here for the good, not the service after all. Right? I was disappointed. The oyster pancake was extremely fishy. The rice cake (well not really a cake but inverted sticky rice cup) was cold and where is the pork floss? The chicken rolls were decent, the best dish. I didn't try the fried intestines but was told there were okay. The stinky tofu not really stinky. I think it is because we are in the US and many restaurants stopped selling this due to complaints. I can take that but the dipping sauce was lacking with no garlic flavor. The other items were nothing to write home about. We were waiting for our stir fried seafood noodles and finally waved down someone only to find out it is out, but no one told us. So we ordered pork chop bento as we saw the next table had one and the portion was amazing. Well, someone must have eaten our order in the kitchen as ours was half of the size as what we saw from the other table. The decor was very simple and as with most Asian restaurant it was noisy. But I was there for the food so no problem. But the food didn't deliver.

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Duan's Kitchen

Duan's Kitchen

4.0
(185 reviews)
0.0 mi
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Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read more Ambiance: 4/5 Stumbled upon this restaurant because I was grabbing matcha nearby! Decided to stop by and check it out. Vibes were clean and casual but also had upscale decor elements. Wontons with Chili Oil Sauce: 5/5 No complaints! It hit the spot. Wontons had the perfect combo of shrimp and pork in each bit I took. Braised Beef Trio Noodle Soup with Handmade noodles: 4/5 Soup was okay, beef was tender, but the noodles were a bit al dente to my liking. I wish it had more sourness to the soup. Needs some pickled veggies. - Sauce for all the Braised items were a bit to salty. Braise Pork Intestine: 4/5 It was alright. Braise Beef Tripe: 3/5 This was veryyyy soft. Braised Egg: 3/5 The egg was overcooked. Braised Bean Curd: 2/5 Didn't realize this was taiwanese bean curd. I was thinking that this would be a thinner version.

I came around 1:45pm on Saturday and didn't have to wait in line. Note that they have a lunch break…read morestarting at 2:30pm. My friends and I each got a beef noodle soup and a pork chop fried rice to share. We also split the century egg with tofu appetizer (15% off with entree order). Ironically enough, the fried rice was my favorite. It was seasoned really well, wasn't too oily, but had that wok aroma. The pork chop was also seasoned well and the meat was high quality. I got the beef shank noodle soup with flat noodles. I am a wider noodle type of gal, but I think I would go with the thin noodles next time. Those feel more inherently "correct" for a beef noodle soup dish. I got 3 decently sized pieces of meat. Meat was really tender. Overall a delicious experience. Definitely one of my favorite beef noodle soup spots in the bay. It was $18 for the beef shank noodle soup. A bit pricier but a decent amount of food.

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Little Taipei Cafe

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3.3
(263 reviews)
2.5 mi
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The Red Oil Wontons (chao shou) really packs flavor! The wontons are wonderfully savory and juicy…read moreinside. The dipping sauce punches your senses with chili oil, vinegar, and garlic. It is kind of spicy and clears your sinuses, so be ready with tissues or napkins! The peanuts and green onions on top provide good crunch and texture to the dish. Each wonton was decent sized, very filling overall. Side note - I like that they double wrapped the container, so it doesn't spill or leak. At the front counter, they have many boxes of apps and side dishes already made and ready to eat. This includes rice dumplings, radish cakes, meatballs (ba wan), rice rolls, poached chicken, pig ear, tofu skin, braised wheat gluten, steamed buns, cucumbers, and black fungus. So convenient to just quickly select some to eat immediately. You can also order fresh hot food from their large menu. They're always busy with long lines, however their service is fast so you don't have to wait long. Most people take their food to go, but there are a few tables inside for dine in too. Very casual environment, kind of a hole in the wall place. It is in the middle of a large shopping center next to Osaka Marketplace with many parking spots. I will be back to try their premade foods!

In a large plaza surrounded by other fancier eateries, Little Taipei can be considered a hole in…read morethe wall, not for its size, but for its lack of decor or ambiance. We came here before picking up an order of buns from Pineapple King nearby (see my other review) and wanted to grab lunch before a long drive back to LA. Inside, there are some tables pushed against the walls. Seems like there are a lot of regular customers lined up to order their steamed buns and leek pies. We got just a couple of dishes: spicy fish, ja jiang mein and a few leek pies (they sell them 3 in an order) the spicy fish had the perfect amount of mild heat and went well with steamed rice. The Ja Jiang mein was not bad, but didn't have that extra umami I had in other places. The leek pies were delicious. Service wasn't bad. Most of the staff were in the kitchen and only one lady worked the front, taking care of the ones lined up for the steamed buns and table service. Though there was no decor, the tables were placed in awkward areas, and we had to wait for service sometimes, it was a decent last meal before leaving Fremont to come back home.

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Taiwan Cafe

Taiwan Cafe

3.8
(484 reviews)
5.6 mi
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I love Taiwanese food, and this restaurant is pretty good. I always love Taiwanese ground pork rice…read moreso that was great. The tofu went pretty hard as well. I expected a dissent kind of Taiwanese sausage but that's on me for not knowing the menu. Service was good. There was plenty of space on a weekday night. The decor is nice, maybe a bit darker than I expected (dark feels like a fancy restaurant), but there were fun decorations. Were some boxes on a table but I didn't mind.

Food is okay, but very rude service. There's nothing wrong…read moreabout the food, but no highlight either. I like the sauce more than pork feet itself. However, I experienced very rude service. A waiter told me they don't take credit cards when I was trying to pay. I was like, okay, maybe I should have done more research before I went there. So I tried to talk to him to see if there's any other options, like Zelle or Venmo, or maybe I can go to a nearby ATM and get some cash. He ignored me and did not respond, and left. I walked around, was finally able to get a waitress who was willing to talk to me. I explained that I didn't know they only took cash and I wonder if I can pay through other ways. She pointed at the wall and told me "it says on the wall", sounding like blaming me for not getting cash ready. Yes, maybe I should have read all the signs on the wall, but I really don't enjoy being blamed when I did nothing wrong. Assuming credit cards as one of the payment methods is not my fault, just how the society works. Anyway, I was able to pay them via Venmo, but I did not enjoy the experience at all.

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Bing's Dumpling

Bing's Dumpling

4.1
(1k reviews)
6.4 mi
$$

My kid loves this spot They are very clean and home made…read more Super nice and good! Service is great Food is amazing

I was a big fan of Bing's dumplings under the previous ownership and was sad when they closed. I…read morewas so excited when it seemed like it was being resurrected under new ownership. I understand they are under a soft opening still but unfortunately it is not the same! I feel like it is misleading to keep the same name because people expect the old Bing's taste and quality. We ordered the beef roll, chili oil shrimp dumpling, potstickers, braised beef noodle, shrimp fried rice, and xlb. It was off to a very sad start when we got the beef pancake rolls. Usually these should be wrapped in chinese scallion pancake but it was rolled in what looked to be a tortilla and it was served cold. Usually the scallion pancake is fried so it is hot. Also usually some hoisin sauce is used inside the roll but this one had no sauce. There was a dipping sauce that looked like some sort of bean based sauce on the side with oil separated but it just made me wonder if they even know what is authentic for the dish. The braised beef noodle was expected to have more soup but the owner explained that it is a braised beef noodle and if they had added the word soup in the name it would have had more soup in it. Not sure I agree with explanation because there was soup in the bowl just not a lot of it. The noodles were not the same handmade ones that the old Bing's used to serve and the flavor was pretty bland. The xlb were okay but not the same either. Something seems to be missing and was also bland. Usually the chili oil wontons have a little peanut flavor to them in the sauce but this one did not and also tasted bland. I think there was supposed to be pork in there too but there wasn't much pork and 1 shrimp inside each wonton. The shrimp fried rice was fine. My kids liked it but it is hard to mess that up tbh. I think it was just disappointing because we expected the old Bing's experience because the name is the same but our experience this time was not that at all. The people there seemed to be open to the feedback and we shared all this feedback with them in person as well.

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Inside. You can see the open kitchen.
Inside. You can see the open kitchen.
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Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks

Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks

4.4
(97 reviews)
2.5 mi
$$

Just a quick update…read more We had just finished climbing Mission Peak and we were in need of boba and sustenance. So EAT Up in 99 Ranch is always a great option. The only thing is parking is always quite challenging and even more so on a weekend and Wushiland doing a grand opening. Luckily we caught someone leaving as we pulled into one of the rows. Inside, Shihlin has a kiosk and you basically order there or online if you're heading over and don't want to wait. To be honest it didn't take super long to get our food. I had ordered the Treasure Rice Box this time round and well I clearly don't know how to read as I thought it said you can cut the chicken in half or keep it whole. It was actually cut in half or fully cut. *shakes head* So I would've gotten it fully cut for easier eating but the half cut wasn't bad an option as it did keep the meat more warm so I was able to save half for my other half. The mild spicy was a bit more like medium in my opinion and I did less seasoning and it felt like normal. So if you're sensitive to spiciness, I would not get any spiciness on it cause mild was kind of still pretty intense. The one thing they did up their game with is the bag! The bag is stinking cute. Too bad I spilled my boba in it. Ugh Otherwise I would've totally reused it. Anyways, I'm still happy this is here and a mainstay.

I've been a fan of Shilin Street Food in Fremont for a while, especially their XXL chicken thigh --…read moreit's always been one of my go‑to comfort items. The flavor is still on point, no complaints there. But the portion size... that's a different story. The XXL thigh used to actually feel XXL. Now it's noticeably smaller -- honestly, about half of what it used to be -- while the price has stayed pretty much the same. That's not a small change, and it's hard not to feel a little cheated when a "popular item" suddenly shrinks this much. I get that costs everywhere have gone up in the Bay Area, but cutting portions this drastically without adjusting the name or the price feels unfair to customers who've been loyal from the start. The food is still tasty, but the value just isn't what it used to be.

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Chicken pancake, popcorn chicken
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