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    Hui Wei Taste

    3.8 (16 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Yun D.

    We ended up at Hui Wei after giving up on the long queue at Bao Z because the kids were starving. So glad we did! The baozi, shaomai, and dumplings were fantastic. The kids really enjoyed the food too. Such a treasure of a restaurant!

    Cindy C.

    If I am being very honest, it's not what I expected. Not sure if this is traditional Tianjin style breakfast, but not what I was used to. The store was a bit stuffy. You order at the kiosk, seat yourself, and they will bring your food out. Portions were pretty big and quite affordable. However, it's not something I am used to and may not return, but still like to encourage people to try, especially to help out small businesses!

    Steam dumplings with A LOT juice!
    Corinna C.

    This is food is from Tianjing province. It was very different but I like to try new things. We ordered a few of their specialties like the savory sesame tofu soup, lamb bones, the steam "soup" dumplings, and thin egg pancake-like rolled up with a crispy wonton skin in the middle. I liked, not loved, everything. I'm on the fence about this place so for now, I won't rate them too harshly. I will come back to try some other dishes and see if I feel better or worse overall.

    Beef roll - too salty
    Lawring W.

    Tried the beef roll. Wayyyyy too salty. And only four pieces for $8.99. That's too expensive. I tried the cucumber salad and that was good, very flavorful.

    Jian Bing Guo Zi:  classic northern Chinese breakfast dish.  It is mung bean crepes, with egg and onions and crispy fried dough inside.

    Tianjin is famous for their breakfast foods. Finally we have an authentic Tianjin breakfast shop in this region. Everything was savory, authentic, and well-priced. Jian Bing Guozi was very flavorful. The tofu pudding soup was , comfort food at its best.

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    Elina J.

    Good location and easy ordering. Food is lighter than most Tianjin breakfast, but I like it light. The staff is welcoming. The food is served fast. The inside is small, may be an issue when they fill up after the soft opening. Good value, but the picture menu can be confusing since the pictures show 3 beef biscuits and 3 regular biscuits, but they only serve 1. However, the price hints what you see will not be what you get. New business, so room for improvement! Continue to improve and it will do well. Best of luck to them!

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    Both food and services are lacking in my opinion; not very roomy and comfy inside as well; 3 stars for it being close to me.

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