Love the soya milk and fritters.
Not very impressed by their foods. Although they offer most of the popular Taiwanese breakfast items, the foods were mediocre.The soy milk was not very tasty and the basic scallion pancake was so oily that I can taste the oil in my mouth a few hours after breakfast.The Radish cake was supposed to be their specialty, but the inside fillings were a bit sour , didn’t taste like the ones in Taiwan. I haven’t try the other items, but so far the food here hasn’t enticed me for a return. I will just stick with next street’s JJ’s Taiwanese food for now.
It's a Taiwanese simple meal (fast food) restaurant next to the Arcadia post office. No surprise with a long line waiting for ordering food which is Taiwanese culture. Try to make you feel it's crowded. The food is as it is and nothing is special.
Extremely overpriced. So so quality. Bad attitude. Fabric mask not allowed. Store manager is rude and uneducated. Yelling and incompetent. Do not recommend.
Best place to buy something when in a hurry. The customer service is fast, pricing is reasonable, fantastic atmosphere. Will come back again
It is OK place although you see lots of customers... See their 油條is chewy like a rubber gum if you are expecting it should be crispy and crunchy. This is a requirement for any soybean breakfast joint to be qualified as such
Cashier has attitude. Some food tastes good But very pricey. Person who deliver the food out are nice.
OK place, cash only.
1. Front desk staff with glasses and hoarse voice is rudeness while the owner is pretty kind
The sign you'll see outside shows Si Hai Restaurant. The fresh soy milk is freshly ground and freshly brewed here. At most places, I like the bamboo leaves sticky rice with egg but it seems this one is covered with soy sauce so the whole things is brown. They do remove the bamboo leaves for you so you don't have to get messy. Order enough to share at the counter and they will bring your order to your table when it is ready. Is that called fast casual service?