Ate here with a friend, this was fine. We got 1. taiwanese style egg pancake - house bbq pork - flavorful wouldn't mind getting this again 2. breakfast toast - honey citron chicken (which we were told is provence chicken which is more plain, with additional sauce) 2 can skip, would do house bbq pork for both. It was flavored but not particularly notably great. Had to sit outside and it could be chilly depending on temp / wind. Shared seating with the coffee place, people with dogs, etc seem to be common. Overall, unique, interesting, good, but not at the top tier where I'm super eager to eat it again although I enjoyed it. read more

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Hearty breakfast/lunch spot with home made vibe Taiwanese food. My fiancé and I came here for a quick breakfast on a Sunday. The place is small and has seating outdoors, you can order online ahead of time or at the kiosk there. I got the citron honey sandwich ($9) my fiancé got the nabeyaki udon ($15). They will text you when the food is ready. My sandwich was fresh bread was slightly sweet and similar to Japanese toast. It was a bit too much ketchup for me but the veggies were fresh and chicken was cooked well. My finances udon was pretty spicy but pretty decent portion with lots of noodles, they even have him additional soup on side. Overall clean and solid Taiwanese breakfast would love the try the pork belly or the green onion pancakes my next visit read more

Delicious Taiwanese breakfast joint. Self service kiosks for your convenience. No frills; just tasty food and plenty of parking and outdoor seating. read more

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L'uxweet was a great find! The ambiance had a laid-back vibe. We sat outside in the patio with our dog and enjoyed the BBQ Pork and Tuna Egg Pancakes--both were delicious and well-filled. The service was top notch. The Osmanthus Oolong and Oolong Milk Teas had a perfect creamy, strong flavor. Can't wait to return! read more

L'uxweet - E2. House BBQ Pork EggPancake, E3. Tuna with Corn EggPancake - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

First time trying Taiwanese pancakes, great customer service and I really enjoyed two of the items off of the menu. Can't wait to come back and try more. It really reminded me of an omelette with a kick. read more

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Curiosity got me when I saw Taiwanese breakfast! This is my first time having a Taiwanese egg pancake and I love it! Order at the kiosk Sit outside or take it home - there is no indoor seating No restrooms! But there's a Peet's coffee next door The food was freshly made and super hot when we got it! Hubs got the bbq pork egg pancake and I got the one with kimchi. Both were excellent but the kimchi cut the sweetness of the BBQ pork and was perfect for me! The egg pancake was mochi like in texture, which is love. Definitely coming back! read more

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Oh man I used to really like this place when I discovered it a few years ago. Then the pandemic happened, and it was never open consistently. Recently I decided to give this place another shot, and the food quality definitely isn't as good as it used to be. read more

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The worker did not communicate with us whether or not they would take the food to us or we would have to wait in the restaurant. So I just stood in the restaurant waiting for the food. They stayed in the back kitchen and I had to signal to them through the window to ask them a question. There's no seating inside but there is a nice patio that is shared with the other restaurants in the plaza. The cucumber and the tomato do a good job in adding freshness to the house sandwich although the bread was on the sweeter side. The basil egg pancake had a more chewy texture and was cooked but felt more doughy. Definitely recommend basil if you like the taste. The soy milk tasted like it had added sweetener and only had slight soy milk taste. Might not be the best portion or value for one dish if you're hungry but tastey meal. read more

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This place used to be better with customer service but now it has gone quite down the hill. They no longer want to talk to you at the counter, you have to input everything in the iPad yourself and if you have any questions the one standing at the counter does not want to offer help. I went in to pick up an online order placed 15-20 min ago and was about time for it to be ready, I tried to get the counter guys attention and finally was able to ask if my order was ready, he asked for my name and I told him, then he replied we don't have that person on the order. I showed him my order receipt online, then magically looking exactly at the same stash he found it (sure, it was right in front of you) Ok, so on the online order you can specify sweetness and ice level, I ordered for 4 people so I wasn't gonna open all the bags to check, but when I got back, none of the drinks were labeled, we had 4 types of drinks and different levels, none of them had any label on them I had to guess and sip on the drink to know which one was mine and guess which one was others. How can you possibly miss that..? The only reason I gave it two stars was that the sandwich was decent, but they no longer will cut it in half for you. As I said, service went all the way to the bottom. read more

I used to really like this place, but that was when it first opened. I remember it had such an authentic, homey, Taiwanese cafe feel to it, with a lady who knew everything about the awesome menu. But when I visited recently, the atmosphere and drinks were different in a not-so-good way :/ The shop got revamped to look more modern, with updated decor and self-service kiosks. Which is fine. However, my latest experience left me feeling meh. The young barista was most likely a part-timer who didn't seem to care too much about the work, and she didn't quite shine in the customer service department. No greeting upon walking in, no ability (or urge) to help with my questions about the differences between certain drinks, no solid recommendations offered. And sadly, my drink seemed like it was lazily made. It also did not taste yummy - it was strangely extremely herbal for a black tea drink. Maybe I'll try the old fashioned series next time, which was my fave many years ago. I'm bummed because I do want to try the breakfast foods but don't want to be let down so hard again. It's also a chore to get in and out of this plaza, so I'm not super excited to come back. read more

L'uxweet - A black milk tea (I think, or maybe a milk tea latte) = too herbally, not tasty, wouldn't get again - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

Super quick service! The tea was really good, had a lot of boba in it (even just selecting regular boba). Gyoza was flavorful and the sauce was really good! Eat right outside in their little courtyard. Pleasant breakfast spot :) read more

L'uxweet - D60. Luxweet Milk Tea and 8 Piece Gyoza - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

Delicious food, and friendly Service. Truly a place like no other! Juicy meat and a vibrant little cafe!

My first time visiting and I tried the signature milk tea as well as the original egg pancake. My total came to $12.65. The milk tea was too sweet, but I didn't consider the idea of asking for them to make it less sweet. I wasn't asked about sweetness. Perhaps that might've been an option? Having never tried Taiwanese pancakes before I thought these were solid. It was definitely heavy and filling. I don't know if I would go out of my way to return, but overall, it was a fine experience . Former reviews talk all about poor customer service. I was the only customer when I walked in so I didn't experience having to wait but three parties walked after me and likely had to wait. read more

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Open from 7am - 3pm, L'uxweet felt like a boba place that served solid Taiwanese breakfast sandwiches and egg pancakes. There was no indoor seating, but there were tables and chairs in the courtyard next to the shop. We tried the House BBQ Pork Egg Pancake 高雄燒肉蛋餅 and House BBQ Pork Toast 高雄燒肉蛋吐司. The toast was actually a sandwich made with thick slice of bread. The flavors were homey and on point; a bite into the food brought us back to the breakfast shops in Taiwan. The "toast" was quite filling, so the price was fairly reasonable. We enjoyed the food and flavor, but some of the items were out of stock when we went (weekday 11am). As we were the only customers in the shop, I could't comprehend that and bumped down to 3 star dining experience. read more

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Always a quick go to that is very tasty! I love the original egg pancake, and I add cheese for that little extra flavor. The staff is always helpful and very nice read more

Parking: Luxweet is located in a small plaza. It shares a parking lot with several other stores. Parking was not difficult to find. Exterior: There is an common outdoor patio area where people can sit. Interior: The store is quite small. Most of the space is taken up by the kitchen. There was a small bar area by the windows where we can stand but it gets pretty crowded. Service: There was only one person at the cashier and bring out all the food. She was pretty efficient and did not seem to get overwhelmed when it got busy. I placed my order with her and picked up my order on my own when it was ready. Food: I ordered the House BBQ Pork Toast and Original Taiwanese Style Egg Pancake with a Earl Grey Milk Tea with Boba. The House BBQ Toast was delicious. The bread is not the typical milk bread that we usually get in Asian bakeries like JJ or 85C. It was thicker and fluffier and I heard that it was their own recipe and baked fresh daily. The Taiwanese Style Egg Pancake was also very good. It was not too oily or overcooked and came with a side of sweet cucumbers. The Earl Grey Milk Tea was okay. The tea taste was not very strong and the boba was a bit mushier than what I like. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place if you are craving a Taiwanese breakfast. read more

L'uxweet - House BBQ Pork Toast, Original Taiwanese Style Egg Pancake, and Earl Grey Milk Tea with Boba - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

I was really excited to try this place for Taiwanese breakfast but was a bit underwhelmed. It's a take out place as people mentioned with an outdoor seating area. There was one working kiosk but no one to help take your order. If there's a line, you may feel a bit rushed looking through the menu so it's best to come with an idea of what you want to order ahead of time. For the Taiwanese pancake, I thought it was a bit soggy. The crepe was quite chewy which was quite interesting, but I didn't like how it seemed quite wet too ( not sure if it's from the sauce or the steam??). The bbq pork was nicely flavored. The noodles were ok but kind of tasted like an instant noodle bowl thrown together with the soup added on top. They do have some milk teas but after reading reviews that it was watery, I didn't want to try it. Kind of disappointed that they don't have soy milk. read more

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Casual to go Taiwanese food eatery, specializing in egg pancakes. The pork rice bowls are also pretty good, with generous portions at a decent price point. read more

What's the point to order ahead? Placed order a night before for next day pickup at 7:45am. Arrived and checked in with servicer @7:46am. Order was Not ready and while waiting for another 15 more minutes, others 3 drivers picked up the order and even 1 walk-in ordered and got the meal before me. Bad management team. read more

L'uxweet - What's the point to order ahead? - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

This is my first time here I wanted to have something different than a typical American breakfast. I'm lucky that I found this place because I finally have another option. I went with their barbecue pork pancake and it was so good and savory and for $10, you really can't beat it. People who are complaining about the wait time Need to relax this isn't fast food. I came in on a Tuesday morning and waited about 15 minutes and there was no one there. I also took this to go. I did not dine in, but they had a really nice patio where you could sit outside. read more

L'uxweet - E2. House BBQ Pork EggPancake - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

I ordered the House BBQ Egg Pancake. It was good not great. It came out nice and hot. Would have preferred not to have the soy sauce drizzle on it and on the side instead. Mental note for next time. The BBQ pork was okay and the pancake texture was firm but had a nice chew to it. Wish there was a more even portion of egg to the pancake. read more

L'uxweet - House BBQ egg pancake. - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

Kimchi with BBQ Pork Taiwanese Style Egg Pancake * favorite item ordered * filling for an appetizer * pork was tender * sweet glaze on top paired well with the sour and salty filling SoyMilk Nabeyki Udon Noodles * savory and strong seafood tasting broth * broth is lighter than expected * udon noodles were chewy and premade Fresh Brew Oolong Tea * on the sweeter side Winter Melon Old Fashion Black Tea * can hardly taste the tea * tasted like diluted sweet milk * no indoor seating * taste and quality of items ordered did not particularly stand out * all items are served in to-go containers 7/10 read more

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One of the best boba's I've had! I've tried their toast and egg pancakes and it's always so good!

One of my new favorite places! Their wintermelon tea and bbq pork pancakes are my go too. The place is very welcoming and there is plenty of outside seating! read more

We got takeout from this place. Really wanted to like it; staff was friendly enough, and shop was clean and well presented. We ordered two of the egg pancake. For my wife and I, the food was a miss. Taiwanese egg pancake is supposed to be pan fried so that it has a crispy texture. Our order tasted doughy, almost like it wasn't cooked enough. It actually made us nauseous after eating it. My wife took two bites and surrendered. I was tasked to finish the rest. read more

Came here with a friend who used to frequent this place often. Was recommended to get the egg pancake with barbecue pork and a ham sandwich. The egg pancake was so good! It didn't taste like an omelette or eggy, but more similar to a scallion pancake. It was so flavorful with the barbecue pork and some kind of sauce that was on it. It was quite greasy but you that's how you know it's good Asian food! The ham toast was just okay. They use milk bread and it was nothing special to me and a little on the dry side. Also tried their fresh soy milk which is very popular. Would recommend if you like soy milk! It has an almost grassy/herbal taste which is interesting but not sure if I could drink an entire one. read more

I love the grandpa milk tea with soy milk...the taste reminds me of Cha for Tea's honey green milk tea for some reason!

Simple menu with selection of Taiwanese toast (sandwiches), baos, bowls, drinks, etc. Best to call ahead to place the order. There's a shared outdoor courtyard seating area so it's a good option for al fresco quick eats. I like their hamburger patty toast but their bread is different than the typical Taiwanese breakfast sandwich bread so it soaks up the meat and sauce quickly...gotta eat the toast super fast before it gets soggy. The old fashion black tea with soy milk is not that great. Can't really taste the tea or the soy milk. Tastes like watered down milk tea. Thumbs down. Plenty of parking in the lot. Peet's Coffee next door and also a Z Pizza... so my kids typically get pizza while I get my Taiwanese fix...and we sit in the courtyard area together to eat. read more

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I tried Luxweet for the first time this past weekend. When I got there around 10am there was no line to order but there were several groups waiting at the plaza tables right outside. Most of the food was ready fairly quickly, but the guo bao was freshly steamed and took about 15 minutes to be ready. For the food itself, I wasn't particularly impressed with either the House BBQ Pork or Korean Kimchi Pork Belly toasts, which felt like they were predominantly bread. The egg pancake I thought was fine, although my sister really liked it. The Guo Bao was probably my favorite of the food but wasn't worth the price. For the drinks, we got a Black Sesame milk tea as well as an Osmanthus Oolong tea, both with boba. The milk tea/tea themselves were ok, but the boba was overly mushy. Would recommend not ordering drinks here, or at least not getting boba with the tea. read more

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Slow service and online ordering website is so slow and no customizations. Bad attitude and in authentic.

Was craving Taiwanese breakfast and found this little shop on Yelp. No indoor seating. Outdoor seating is shared with other businesses in the plaza. Parking was easy to find. This spot is located next to Peet's coffee. Boba milk tea (regular everything) - a little too sweet for me. The boba was not too chewy not too soft. Pretty good. Pork belly rice - the pork belly was a little cold. The Chinese menu calls this "pork belly lu rou fan" but there were no lu rou (minced pork) in the fan (rice) and I felt a little cheated on... Egg pancake with pork and basil - super yummy. Loved how tender the pork was. Reminds me a little of the type of pork in pork bulgogi at kbbq. The basil flavor was delicious. I would come back for this pancake. Service was a little slow. The food took about 15-20 mins. It was really cold and windy outside when we were waiting. read more

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Food review: Food is alright. We usually get the original and bbq pork. It has a very doughy texture with sweet and savory notes. Service review: We came on a Sunday afternoon after the lunch rush so it wasn't too busy. The lady told us they were only taking online orders at the moment, even though there's no sign or indication about it. So, we were forced to order online via their website and was estimated over an hour wait. A bit annoyed at this point but we decided to be positive and walk around to kill time while waiting for our order. We received a text 40 mins later that our order was ready so we walked back. Upon walking back into the store, we saw other people ordering at the cashier. A bit confusing because they were only taking online orders but seemed to be serving others in person. Their service is very inconsistent. read more

L'uxweet is one of very few Taiwanese breakfast café in Orange County. I got here at 1:30 PM on Saturday and I was the only customer. The parking lot got plenty of spots and the café is located right next to Peet's Coffee. They don't have indoor seats, but there are outdoor patio tables and they are shared together with Peet's Coffee. I initially asked for rice bowl, but cashier told me that they don't have rice anymore and it looked like they were impacted by the supply chain issue. I was given a buzzer and got my order in 15 minutes. [Menu]: I asked for the difference between toast vs sandwich and all pictures taken on Yelp were mostly toast. In addition to their signature Taiwanese toasts, they also have rice bowls, nabeyaki noodles, Taiwanese style egg pancake, Taiwanese pork belly baos, and boba drinks. *** E1 Taiwanese Style Egg Pancake - Original (egg, green onion, soy sauce - $5.95): It tasted pretty decent and exactly like what I was expecting. I am not sure paying $1.25+ extra for add on is really worthwhile and that will just depend on individual. T1: Toast - House BBQ Pork (egg, tomato, cucumber, mayonnaise, pepper, ketchup - $7.45): I personally think the toast was a bit pricey and you can find a downsized version of similar toast in hole-in-a-wall Taiwanese bakeries (like Ellie's Cathy Bakery in Arcadia) near the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) area. If I don't have to worry about price, then the toast itself wasn't half bad. *** Not cheap, but I do think this is a solid option for Taiwanese quick bites without having to drive all the way to LA county. read more

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I had L'uxweet bookmarked for a while, and decided to try it with a friend who was visiting and staying in Orange, next to Tustin. The café is not very big, but is cute. The menu has more savory options + drinks than you might expect. There are no seats for indoor dining but there are some tables outside and one of the speakers near the tables is operated by L'uxweet so you can listen to Taiwanese pop music while you eat. Ordering at the counter was easy and they give you a buzzer. It did take a while for the food to be ready (made to order food), but nothing horrible, maybe 15-20 minutes. The food was very tasty overall. The egg pancakes (蛋餅) are quite large and filled with meat, so definitely a good value for the price. The dough is very chewy (in Taiwan we say "Q"). The gyoza were a bit soft for my tastes, as I was expecting potstickers. The bao was yummy with a fatty piece of pork belly, and the seafood porridge was very seafoody. My only gripe was that the seafood porridge was mostly different fish cakes/balls instead of fresh seafood, though two head-on shrimp were included. Their porridge is more watery in consistency than thick (think 稀飯 as opposed to 粥), but did come piping hot. I also ordered a wintermelon soymilk with boba, which was an interesting combination. Great place to grab a filling snack or casual meal! read more

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I used to like this place, but somehow the flavor has changed... I still like the soy milk they made. However, recently I ordered Kimchi with BBQ Pork EggPancake, the pancake skin becomes very thick and tasteless...and each pancake only contains 1 tiny piece of kimchi.... I wonder how expensive would the kimchi be, so they only add a tiny piece in each pancake.... It's not worth to eat here anymore. read more

One of my favorite lunch spots in the area. Food is always consistently made fresh and delicious. Lots of outdoor seating available but not indoors. read more

I ordered the ham and cheese Dan bing using the self serve kiosk. It came smothered in sweet sauce and as I was eating it I bit into a hard piece of white plastic. I asked that they remake it without the sauce which they did. The kiosk ordering process should have made sauce or no sauce as an option as it wasn't obvious that the sweet sauce was the default. The dough was mochi gummy in texture which I did not like. Would not recommend. read more

I wasn't quite sure what to expect when I ordered this, but I was pleasantly surprised. I love a good savory breakfast, but American style breakfasts get old fast. As recommended, I ordered their popular House BBQ pork egg pancake. It's a Taiwanese style egg pancake with green scallion, egg, house soy sauce and a side of pickled cucumbers. Such a steal for $6.75! It's hard to wrap my head around what this actually means, but the pancake is your typical Taiwanese style pancake except now there's a layer of egg ladled in creating a soft, yet chewy texture. The BBQ pork is then sandwiched inside the pancake. Flavor wise, everything was on point, and although I don't have an affinity toward sweet/savory foods, I did appreciate the underlying sweet taste. I'd give it a go if I were you. read more

L'uxweet - house bbq pork egg pancake: taiwanese style pancake, green onion, egg, house soy sauce + cucumbers = $6.75 - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

I've been here about 4 times now and happily come back each and every time because the food hits THE SPOT for a nice brunch meal. HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend the Taiwanese style pancakes here they are SCRUMPTIOUS. The cucumbers that they come with on the side are also SO refreshing. It's as if you're at the beach experiencing a nice cool breeze, and that take that feeling and put it into a single bite of delicious food. The kimchi pork belly toast was also wonderful and a little sweet as they add honey. The bread on this bad boy is a little thick though, so be warned it'll be a lot of bread. Nonetheless, I was still a huge fan. THIS PLACE SMACKS. TRY IT. read more

L'uxweet - Taiwanese style pancake with BBQ Pork - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

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L'uxweet is a hidden gem in an unexpecting strip mall in Tustin. The taiwanese scallion beef rolls are what dreams are made of--at least mine where I am surrounded by delectable cuisines. Milk tea is great too. Nice seating options outside next to the joint. read more