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    OH MY GOGI and UBE-BEE
    Mandy H.

    We got our sandwiches at the food truck. Overall filling and variety of options. Ube was a sweet and savory whereas bulgogi was a personal favorite but needed more sauce throughout the sandwich since the sauce is placed on top. Service was quick at the food truck and ambiance is super cute. 9.2/10, would recommend

    Oh my Gogi
    Caroline B.

    I have never been disappointed by one of the egg sandwiches but my favorite by far is the oh my gogi! It is absolutely delicious and you can't get anything like it anywhere else. I have never been to the storefront before so I can't comment on it but I have regularly ordered from the stand at the Richland farmers market. The workers are always so on top of it and it is the perfect breakfast to explore the farmers market with!

    Jane K.

    I stumbled upon this food truck while I was on the hunt for some breaky, and I'm so glad I found this spot! I ordered the Playin' Dirty sandwich, which has spicy pork belly and eggs as the main ingredients. Who would've thought the spicy pork belly with the eggs together in a sandwich?! My goodness, it was savory yet filling! The sandwich pairs well with their truffle hash browns, which were so fun to eat since they were bite-sized! 11/10, I highly recommend this spot!

    Ube bee and Playing Dirty
    Joe P.

    Came here early on a Sunday morning and line was not that bad. Ordered the Ube Bee and the Playing Dirty. First one had bacon, second had spicy pork belly. They were both sweet and savory but the UB learned a little sweeter than the second. I liked them both but I have had Egg Tuck and Eggslut in LA, so by comparison, I gave this place a 4 out of 5 because the eggs skips be a soft scramble and the bread should be a little fluffier. Maybe it was because I ordered ahead. Next time, will try coming here in b person and asking for a soft scramble. Otherwise, love the flavor combinations in these sandwiches!

    We got the Ube-Bee and the Playin Dirty. We were blown away by how good they were. We will be back to try more.

    Delicious sandwiches!! Will be back to try more. Got the Ube Bee and Playin Dirty, both were excellent.

    Playin Dirty
    Jeff C.

    It's good! Tasty egg sandwich truck. Got the playin dirty sandwich. It was good! I liked the little crispier bits in the pork belly. Just wish the sandwich was bigger. You'll definitely need a side too. The eggy tots were great. Just needs a little hot sauce for my taste. There's no coffee here but there's a cafe across the street. Service was good. Friendly staff. It's a convenient location with plenty of street parking nearby.

    Naomi S.

    Hubby and I split the bulgogi and HEC and both were absolutely delicious. The bread especially was stand out. Generous serving sizes with both sandwiches overflowing with toppings in the best way. There was no wait at 9am on a Friday. Service was friendly and fast and the outdoor seating was perfect in the springtime. Would definitely recommend and return!

    Alexa P.

    Egg drip was such a perfect breakfast spot! The sandwiches were so filling and flavorful! They had unique menu items and the staff was friendly and helpful

    Alexis M.

    Such a solid breakfast sandwich! Egg Drip is a food truck in East Nashville serving up Korean egg sandwiches which add a unique twist to a classic. I tried the double trouble (Added bacon for crispness) And it was loaded with saucy flavor. The bread was soft on the inside with a slight crisp on the outside. Mine was egg forward but savory, rich, and perfectly balanced. Service was friendly and quick! They have outdoor picnic tables to enjoy the sandwiches. Already planning my next visit!

    The BEC and HEC.....amazing
    Sydney K.

    A lot of food in Nashville is overrated...this place is not. The HEC had crispy thick Texas-style toast, soft fluffy scambled egg, and crispy hash brown, OMG this was amazing. So delicious and the sauces drizzled on it added a nice contrast in the savory flavor. My partner got the BEC, basically the same but with bacon instead of the hash brown -he loved it too. The picnic tables with umbrellas was a vibe and we grabbed a coffee across the street while we waited for our sandwiches. The service was very nice and quick! This would be a hit in Miami....you guys should totally open a location down here ( so I can eat this more...)

    Binh T.

    If you're looking for the best sandwich in town, Egg Drip in East Nashville is the spot. They are incredibly creative with their menu, and their "premium toasts" on fluffy Japanese milk bread are on a completely different level than your standard breakfast sandwich. The Standouts: * Oh My Gogi: This is a best-seller for a reason. The beef bulgogi and kimchi combo provides a perfect umami punch that balances out the rich eggs and cheese.  * Playin' Dirty: My personal favorite. The spicy pork belly is absolutely packed with flavor, and the addition of okonomiyaki sauce makes it so unique. * The "Ube-Bee": You have to try their new specialty Ube sandwich. It uses vibrant purple Ube French toast with bacon, eggs, cheese, and a hash brown patty, all drizzled with miso maple syrup. It's the ultimate sweet-and-savory combo and looks amazing.  * Yuzu Egg Salad: I'm usually not even an egg salad person, but this one is surprisingly good. The secret has to be the Yuzu Kosho (Japanese citrus pepper salt)--it adds a bright, zesty kick that cuts through the creaminess perfectly.  The Vibe: The presentation is 10/10--these sandwiches are basically made for Instagram. It's also a huge plus that they open at 8 AM, making it a reliable option for an early breakfast before the Nashville crowds really start moving.

    Shelby W.

    I am not one who typically seeks out breakfast food, but it just made sense around the time my friend and I were looking to grab something to eat before hitting the road. With that being said, we were at least looking for something different to try. As soon as we saw the pics here, we were hooked. I had never heard of a Korean egg sandwich, but was more than willing to give it a shot. And man, I'm so glad we did. It was SO. GOOD! There were many different kinds to try - I went with one including bacon and cheese. It is a pretty large sandwich, too! Egg Drip is located in a small food truck tucked into a neighborhood, so it was a bit tricky to find first; However, there was plenty of seating outside. This place is incredible and must be on your Nashville foodie list!!

    Justin H.

    During my trip to Nashville, we decided to try this spot on a whim before heading back to the airport. From the bottom of my heart, I'd fly back just to eat here again. I even made a point to walk back to their food trailer just to tell them how delicious it was. Keep in mind, everything is made fresh to order, so the line can get a little long....but trust me, it's absolutely worth the wait.

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    The best breakfast but it is heavy! Make sure you get the French toast bread, I recommend Le Drip. $15 per sandwich but worth it

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    Got the B.E.C. and the Truffaholloc. Sandwiches and bothwere very good. Eggs ate cooked perfectly.

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