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    Wei’s Cafe

    3.6 (443 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Undercooked baked pork chop

    Formally known as Jojos cafe I decided to order from here on door dash. Upon eating my baked pork chop over rice I noticed the pork chop was undercooked. What a waste of $19

    Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings with French Fries
    Nicole N.

    First time to try their pan fried noodles here, very yummy dish, like it! As always, very nice and helpful staff

    Afshin A.

    While meeting up with friends, we decided to have dinner at Wei's Cafe. The place isn't large, but they do have a few tables, including a long one that can seat a small group. Our friends told us that Wei's Cafe, also called Jo Jo's Cafe, is a popular spot among locals. Their menu features American breakfast favorites, traditional Cantonese dishes, and Vietnamese cuisine. They also serve a few Hong Kong-style dishes, which I hadn't tried before. We chose to share a few plates, including Chicken Chow Fun, Spicy Garlic String Beans, and Basil Tofu. The food was good, and we all enjoyed the meal.

    Crab Rangoon

    The Crab Rangoon look good, but it was soggy not crispy. Seems like it was fried awhile back and just reheated to serve. Will not order again.

    Wei's menu
    Leslie C.

    This restaurant used to be JoJo's and has since changed its name to Wei's, though I believe it's the same owner. The food is still the same great quality, with no changes to the price or portion sizes. It's one of my go-to options for Friday dinners and works well for both dine-in and takeout. Sharing the updated menu for reference.

    Laksa noodle soup, good depth of flavor
    Ellen H.

    Really pleasantly surprised by the big menu and delicious food. Portions are big and prices are not expensive. We got beef pho, laksa curry noodles, garlic noodles with chicken, fried crab wontons, iced milk tea and iced lemon tea. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. Lady server was friendly and the food cake fast. We'll definitely come back to try other dishes.

    LuLu D.

    A small, humble Chinese restaurant with a really warm and welcoming vibe. The staff were polite and genuinely kind, and you can feel the honesty in how they run the place. The food was simple, comforting, and very tasty -- the kind of meal that makes you feel at home. Nothing fancy, just good people and good cooking. Really enjoyed the atmosphere and would happily come back again.

    Chicken Garlic Noodle Plate
    Marco Y.

    Needed to drop something off at the UPS store and was in the mood for garlic noodles. I got the Chicken Garlic Noodle Plate and it was amazing. Generous portion of both chicken and noodles. I paired it with an Iced HK Milk tea which hit the spot on a pretty warm day. Service was very fast, only had to wait about 5-6 minutes for everything to come out. Staff is great as well.

    Baked Pork Chop
    Jenny X.

    Came here after a long run and it filled me up! Good: - The curry laksa soup was amazing! - The baked pork chop was also amazing - so much flavor - The portion sizes and prices were great- we even took home almost the whole dish since we had so much food left over. - The place is super clean and modern inside, super cute and nice fairy lights and tons of seating, no wait Bad: - The food took a little bit to get to us, and it was really cold inside on a super cold day - The servers don't speak great english so it's a bit hard to communicate Overall would come again for the value.

    Jo Jo's Wonton Soup (House Special Wonton Soup)
    Victor K.

    Wei's cafe also known as Jojos is a Cantonese/vietnamese cafe specializing in Hong Kong style dishes, Vietnamese food, and American breakfast. Upon entering you are transported to a warm inviting cafe that pulls you away from the busy streets of ocean ave and into a homie atmosphere. This morning seemed especially cold and foggy so I ordered the jojo's house special wonton soup. I should have payed attention as I thought it would come with noodles. Overall it was a very simply clean soup with plenty of toppings. Although I didn't really find the dish to be particularly special for a house special, it was filling enough to start the day and warm me up. Definitely would recommend if you're looking for a simple mom and pop shop! Service: no frills and straight to business 4/5 Ambiance: Wei's cafe has a rustic charm to it; Brick walls and natural elements all around 4/5 Food: jojos wonton soup comes with bok choy, some shrimp, wontons and a few mushrooms. 3.5/5 Overall rating: 4/5

    Kevin N.

    Very disappointed with a recent visit. They mistreated my wife and 3 year old son -- tossed out their food when they were using the restroom and still had their personal belongings at the table. Right before they used the restroom, we asked the waitress for a Togo box. So with personal belongings, an empty Togo box and full plates of food on the table, the wait staff tossed everything away. When we asked about it the waitress just said "huh". No apology, no restitution just pure ignorance. And we even tipped. Been a customer since 2007. Never coming back. To hell with this place. Rude!

    The portion is too small for this price
    Shinn T.

    The taste is normal, not really good, but not terrible. But the portion is too small for the price they list. $18.99 Walnut shrimp, smaller than other Chinese restaurant. Or even Panda Express Beef Chow Fun, you can see how thin/ small the portion is, not enough for an adult, my dad needs to eat something else to be full after that. Not recommend, will not go again.

    Hot Hong Kong Style Milk Tea
    Leung T.

    Jo Jo Cafe has changed its name to Wei's Café but it looks like nothing else changed. same menu, same insides and thankfully, almost same prices. It's one place that has only increased prices a little bit. BTW, you have to like the Hong Kong Style Café or 茶餐廳 thing to like the food.

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    They got my order completely wrong. I was soo irritating on how simple the order was.

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    Que Viet

    Que Viet

    4.3
    (232 reviews)
    5.0 mi
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    Found this little spot while headed to the giants game. Spring rolls were so fresh and delicious. I…read morewould highly recommend the garlic noodles with the chicken, the chicken is cooked to perfection, juicy and tender! Food was so amazing! Definitely worth the stop!

    "IT'S A BIRD!" "NO, IT'S A PLANE!" "IT'S QUE VIET!"…read more No Superman here, but let me be your hero for a second because I'm about to put you on to, hands down, **the best Vietnamese food I've ever had**. I actually discovered Que Viet through DoorDash and had everything delivered. I ordered the Deep-Fried Imperial Rolls (Cha Gio), Grilled Chicken & Chicken Imperial Roll Garlic Noodles (Mi Top Ga Nuong Cha Gio Ga), Grilled Pork Sausage Rolls (Nem Cuon), Vietnamese Shrimp Mini Crepes (Banh Xeo Tom), and the Grilled Pork Sausage & Sliced Pork Woven Vermicelli (Banh Hoi Nem & Thit Nuong). Yes... I spent almost **$100 for two people**. Looking back at the receipt, I had to ask myself, *"Is this place expensive, or am I just fat?"* Honestly... probably a little of both. Either way, it was one of the best $100 I've ever spent. If it's your first time ordering from Que Viet, do yourself a favor and get the **garlic noodles**. I know garlic noodles are everywhere these days, but these completely changed my expectations. They were perfectly cooked with an incredible bounce, packed with rich garlicky flavor, and the portion size was generous enough for leftovers (if you have the self-control). I also tried the **Banh Hoi Nem & Thit Nuong** for the first time, and it did not disappoint. One heads-up, though: it's generously topped with crushed peanuts. My friend has a peanut allergy, so thankfully we caught it before digging in. If you have any nut allergies, be sure to mention it when ordering. Every single dish arrived fresh, flavorful, and tasted like it had just come out of the kitchen despite being delivered. That's not something you can say about many places. If you ever find yourself in the city, you **need** to make a stop at Que Viet. This place has been living rent-free in my head ever since, and I already know I'll be back the next chance I get.

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    Cơm Tấm Bò Bít Tết: Broken Rice w/ ribeye, fried egg, fried shrimp tofu, salad | $25
    Woven Vermicelli / Banh Hoi *Contain peanut* Wrap it yourself (Serve w/ herbs & fish sauce) Grilled Beef in lolot leaf & Tiger shrimp

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    Bodega

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    4.3
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    5.0 mi

    ​We kicked off the night with the Bánh Bò Gimlet, which set the tone for an amazing meal. It came…read moregarnished with a small pandan leaf, and every time you sip, the aromatic pandan fragrance hits you first--making the rich pandan flavor shine through even more! ​The appetizers were absolute dynamite. We tried the day's special stuffed wings--boneless wings stuffed with scallops, shrimp, and meat paste that were incredibly crisp, deeply savory, and served piping hot (be careful on that first bite!). The tuna tartare served on crunchy taro chips was wonderfully balanced--honestly, my only wish was for a few more chips because the flavor was so good. ​For mains, the tender beef cheek over celeriac mash with crispy enoki mushrooms and the rich Thịt Kho mushroom dish were both hits. Pro tip: definitely order a side of rice to soak up all those rich, delicious sauces! ​We wrapped up with dessert: the Mango Crepe Cake and the Lychee Ice Cream with a warm Pandan Mochi Bar. A quick strategy tip: eat the delicate mango crepe cake first! The pairing of the cool lychee ice cream over the warm, chewy pandan mochi bar is so vibrant and delicious that it will completely steal the show if you start with it. ​Can't wait to come back for more!

    Arrived at 530 for an early dinner with 2 young children. Restaurant is about 25% filled, all…read morebooths empty. We were sat at the table closest to the kitchen (worst table there IMO). I requested a booth, and was told that all the booths were "booked." I ask how I can book a booth in the future, I was told I can't. So ‍ Food hasn't arrived and service is already meh.

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    4.5
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    4.4 mi

    My friends and I visited Anh Hong as a large group of 9 and we able to try out a wide variety of…read moretheir dishes. Some dishes were better prepared than others, but overall, the food was solid across the board. If you enjoy making your own spring rolls, you'll love the grilled pork skewers. The pork is super tender and has such a incredible flavor profile of lemongrass, garlic, fish sauce, and more. Rolled up with the woven vermicelli noodles and fried wonton crisps in a rice paper, you get a wonderful combination of texture in a single bite. The other crowd favorite of the night was the bánh xèo -- the stuffed rice crepe. The bánh xèo here is by far the best one that I've ever had, even surpassing ones I had in Vietnam. The outside was insanely crispy and and was surprisingly not particularly oily, while the inside was loaded with fillings. Two other dishes that were well received by the group was the betel leaf wrapped grilled beef and the sugar cane shrimp. The beef had a very similar flavor profile as the pork, but the texture was a lot more lean. The shrimp had a bouncy, yet firm texture to it, and was very well-seasoned. My only qualm with the shrimp dish is that the sugarcane did not actually have any sweetness to it. There's fish sauce on the table along with a shrimp paste sauce, but to be honest, every dish we had was so flavorful on its own, the sauces aren't even needed. The only dish that we ordered that fell short was the grilled river shrimp. The presentation of the shrimp is impressive and very photogenic, but the flavor was lacking and the cook was inconsistent. Some people had shrimp that was undercooked -- borderline raw, and on the other end of the spectrum, others had shrimp that was so overcooked, that it was very difficult to remove the shrimp from the shell without completely tearing the meat. That said, everything else we ordered was well-prepared, and very tasty. Service was good throughout the meal, and I would definitely come back again for a meal with a large group. 4.5 experience rounding up to a 5.

    I can't say anything bad about this place. I LOOOOOVE this place and the idea of rolling spring…read morerolls together with family and friends. I don't have to clean up or cook all those yummy proteins to go in our spring rolls + you get to eat them super fresh! I took my partner here one time and he mentioned the amount of veggies he ate here was top notch (he doesn't usually eat veggies). The staff is friendly and if you don't know how to roll, they will make sure to walk you through it. Don't be afraid and come to Anh Hong!

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    Every table gets a hot water bath, veggies, rice paper

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