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3.7 (49 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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bubble tea
PenguinC L.

First thing: I can't get over the prices! The BBQ meat on rice was only $11.50 (had to add a little bit of money for the bubble tea though) The meat was decently portioned, but a little too salty for me. It came with a soup, corn, and cabbage. Only thing was that there was more rice than anything else (But what did I expect for $11.50) Seafood hotpot was about $14. It came with whatever a normal hotpot would have, including a mussel (sunk to the bottom) and 2 large prawns (hidden under the ladle) Good food for the price! We were one of the only tables there, so of course service was fast. I would've liked if they brought my drink sooner, they didn't bring me my bubble tea until I was already half done my meal... Not the fanciest place (minimal decorations and no music) , but for the prices, I might go again.

Kate C.

I went to this place randomly because the restauranted I wanted to go to was closed on holidays. The English name says hotpot and they do serve a lot of hotpot stuff, except it wasnt kept warm like normal Taiwanese hotpots. Just a stone bowl. I wanted to order the braised pork but they said they sold out of it so I opted for Kungpow chicken. The taste was good but the ingredients weren't standard and I've never seen a dish prepared like that. The set came with rice and soup (the soup was just miso soup) We also ordered the Taiwanese fried chicken nugget and the taste was good but the bowl had an oily bottom so at the end, the last pieces of chicken were soggy. One thing I found disappointing was that the rice they give you is very little. All Taiwanese places would give you a full bowl with a hump on top but this place was deflated, less that even the top of the rim. Needless to say, this place is not very authentic Taiwanese but it still has good flavor for home-cooking style dishes. There is one hour or two hour parking outside and to the side of the complex.

Veggie hot pot (without egg to make it vegan)
Matt B.

Perfectly fine Taiwanese food with a veggie hot pot option. I stopped in for a quick lunch and got their veggie hot pot ($11.50 plus tax; omitted the egg to make it vegan). The hot pot comes with all sorts of veggies, plus steamed tofu, a choice of noodles (I got green bean) and a side of rice. I asked for it spicy and it was sufficiently so. However, flavourwise, it wasn't terribly exciting; I had to add soy sauce. Nice guy working alone who served me. All in all, inexpensive, filling food but nothing I'd go out of my way for.

Classic fish hot pot; beef pancake roll
Kristie W.

Their hotpot is so tasty, filling and affordable. My favourite is the one with pumpkin and tomato. Another must try on their menu is their pork belly with rice. Dare I say it's the best pork belly with rice in town. Generous portion and a healthy serving of veggies on the side. This has become a go-to dinner place for us!

Amy T.

Jo Ju Tofu Hotpot is a Taiwanese / Korean restaurant. They have individual size hot pot combos, rice combos and noodles. I ordered the Signature BBQ pork on rice. It came with BBQ pork (a little fatty than I usually like), fried egg, tofu and veggies. It also came with a side of miso/green onion soup. Overall it wasn't anything spectacular, but it was OK and for a great price. (Approx. $8)

Salty pepper chicken with rice
Paula C.

Jo Ju is a option for bbtea and taiwanese dishes like salty pepper chicken, fried rice or individual hotpot. Recently came here on a Monday and it was nice to be seated right away. I ordered the salty pepper chicken with rice and it came in a large dish with the rice, chicken, broccoli, veggie, fried egg, and miso soup. If you like runny eggs i would recommend telling them when you order because the one i got was cooked through. The chicken was just as good as most of three bbtea joints out there! Really great price too here - the meal was under $9!

Noodle soup
Jay J.

A smaller restaurant on the lower part of Hastings. They offer a bit of everything. I quite enjoy their Chicken nuggets and deep fried octopus. The food here is quite fresh. Items are usually available for pickup after 10 minutes . Overall not bad

Noodle hot pot and bbq beef
Kelly Y.

We were looking for a quick meal along hastings so we decided to try this place. They serve mainly noodles (hot pots) and rice in the stone pots plus some appetizers. We ordered the bbq beef as appetizer and the udon noodles with beef and veggies in tomato soup. The noodle soup was good but nothing too special. Okay size for the price. The bbq beef was too salty so we poured the dish into the noodle soup to balance everything out and ate it altogether. Customer service was alright and there were lots of seats. Good for singular or groups.

C. H.

Solid Taiwanese inspired Korean food. Great prices. I wish they had a special price to include bubble tea with the food. I really enjoy the individual hot pot. Service is alright. Staff sometimes refill tea and sometimes do not when they are busy.

Vegetarian pot
Patricia L.

Ramen slut got in over her head here. I thought hot pot was when you cook it yourself by dipping the items? I ordered the vegetarian pot and it came out with all the stuff already in it. I do t know how I feel about squash and tomatoes in my soup. I though there would just be mushrooms and carrots, onions etc. Anyways I'm not sure what to make of it. It was basically like a bunch of food sitting in water that wasn't meant to be eaten. I'll take pho or ramen over it any day. I wanted to cook it myself dammit.

Fried chicken with rice
Courteney Y.

Been to this restaurant twice recently and both times left full and decently satisfied. It is a smaller place but there was seating available right away both times I went. Service is alright. They don't go beyond filling your water/tea but that is fine and didn't bother me. The amount of food you get for the price is good, however I find that all of their dishes fall on the salty side. Maybe ask for half salt/no MSG? Onto the food, I have tried their fried chicken and rice dish as well as their kimchi and BBQ meat with rice. Both pretty tasty, if they had less salt would be even better. Boyfriend has tried one of their hotpot dishes as well and said it tasted good but was very spicy! Overall I'd go back knowing to ask for less salt and also request for the fried egg to be runny if you like it that way!!

Whoops my half eaten kimchi BBQ bowl

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Doesn't like the food much. Slow service. Dirty bathroom. But have lots of seats available

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This is actually a really good place to have food in the winter, cheap price and tasty food!

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It's been really nice having more bubble tea places open up around Brentwood, but Yi Fang was was…read morethe first. First off I really love their fruit teas. The lemon aiyu jelly, kumquat green tea and Yi Fang fruit tea have to be my favourites. They're light and refreshing and not too sweet. Normally I'm a 30-50% sugar person but here you have to get at least 70% or it's way too sour! These drinks hot are quite good as well and perfect for this cold weather we've been having, planning on trying their hot ginger milk sometime soon. The brown sugar pearls are decent too, but not as good as Xing Fu Tang or the Alley. My biggest complaint about this location is the speed of service... every time we've gone it's been pretty quiet or dead, but our drinks still take forever. I always find that each bubble tea place has a few signature drinks that are awesome, and everything else is just alright - you can't go wrong with the fruit teas here.

I've had Yi Fang several times before and I've always liked their fruit teas. Very refreshing and…read moredelicious. We've been wanting to try their Mango Pomelo Sago drink for a few months now and they just recently restocked it. Frankly, it was just okay and pricey at about $8 per cup. Hubby and I were both underwhelmed. Also, service at this location needs improvement as what most reviewers have mentioned already. I was the only one at the store and the girl at the counter didn't even acknowledge me -- had a guy exchange with her plus he answered the phone first (I was there before it rang) before even acknowledging me so I stood there like an idiot for a few minutes. Also, with just one order ahead of me (that same phone order they prioritized over me) with the same mango pomelo sago orders, I don't know why it had to take at least 10 minutes for them to make my 2 drinks. Geez. Suffice to say that I'll probably just go to a different location to get my fruit tea fix next time.

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TLDR: Good teas overall…read more My wife doesn't like sweet milk teas. Normally she orders them with 0 sugar. She really appreciated the fact that here, the Brown Sugar Pearl Milk tea derives all its sugar from the boba. So the tea itself has no sugar at all. I think that's a good way to do tea... let the boba sweeten the tea! No need to add gallon of sugar after the boba, right? She thought the milk isn't as creamy as back in the bay area. But the tea itself was good. And she liked the boba, which were sweet and mushy, but without being overly mushed. I myself stay away from milk teas (damn you Lactose Intolerance!), so I normally get fruit teas. I got the mango fruit tea, with my usual 50% sugar. Even then, it's still a lot sweeter than I'm used to. But there is a good amount of tea flavor, so it didn't taste like I was drinking mango water. I even ordered some popping boba, which popped well. It was not mushy at all, and had quite a give to the texture. So for me, 4 stars means the tea is delicious, and I would want to come back. It's not quite 5 stars, which means it's one of the best teas I ever had. The guy was nice, and patiently explained about the whole no sugar added to the milk tea thing. As a strange side note, I'm not sure if it's the owner's obsession, but they certainly have a thing for a certain Chinese band... their faces were plastered all over the walls.

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JoJu - taiwanese - Updated May 2026

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