I was so excited to Luxweet when it came across my feed! Luxweet is a cute little cafe that is home to delicious and authentic and incredibly affordable Taiwanese style breakfast items and snacks. Service was friendly and my food was prepared right away. The Taiwanese egg pancakes were delicious, and run at less than $7. The pancakes themselves were soft and chewy, kind of like mochi dough. And the flavors were awesome! So far I've tried the Kimcheese (amazing fusion combo) and the Basil & cheese egg pancakes, and I loved both. There are also tables out back for those who want to stick around and eat here rather than order to go. read more

L'uxweet - Taiwanese egg pancake with kimchi & cheese - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

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If you're craving a Taiwanese breakfast, this is the place to be! They are located near Peet's coffee and parking is easy to find. We've come here several times and the food is consistently good. Our faves to order are the House BBQ pork toast and house BBQ pork pancakes. Food is very flavorful and the pancake 'skin' is so light/thin, which I love! Service to get your food can be pretty slow at times, but it's worth the wait. read more

The food is good and tasty. Highly recommend the pancake with grilled pork E2. We are seating outside in the morning. It is chill and relaxing read more

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This review is for to go only! I ordered the house BBQ pork egg pancake and the soy milk. The pork is flavorful and tender, but a bit on the sweeter side for my taste. The soy milk was good but had a bit of an aftertaste. Personally it's not my favorite Taiwanese breakfast spot, but my friends seemed to really enjoy their food so giving them 4 stars. Quick and easy bite if you're craving Taiwanese breakfast! read more

L'uxweet - House BBQ Pork Egg Pancake - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

I have been here several times, and it's great for a yummy Taiwanese breakfast. It's the only place nearby that I know of that serves breakfast egg pancakes and tea options with the fragrant soybean milk I grew up, not the American kind. I always order the house bbq pork basil egg pancake, and the old fashioned black tea with soybean milk, less sweet. The drink is very yummy and refreshing. The pancake is also yummy with the addition of basil, although the pancake and pork could be much crispier. However it is still tasty and the accompanying cucumber salad adds the right balance. I appreciate how I can place a mobile order. However, during my second visit, they forgot to give me the 3rd drink I'd ordered, and I had to ask about it. The prices are also a bit high for the pancake serving size. The store itself is quite small but there is an outdoors patio with seating. It's not the most comfortable since the tables and chairs are like metal patio furniture, so having cushions would make it a lot more comfortable and inviting. I'll still return because there is nothing like this nearby, and the soybean milk drink brings up fond memories of childhood. read more

Came here for a snack/late lunch on a Sunday. You first order at the counter, get a pager that notifies you when the food is ready, and then find a table outside. My boyfriend and I split the pork belly bao and the house BBQ pork toast. The pork belly in the bao wasn't super tender, and also seemed to lack some sauce/flavor. The house BBQ pork toast was unique. The bread probably needed some more butter, and the inside also needed more sauce/condiments. The BBQ pork inside wasn't tender and the pieces were pretty chewy. Overall, the menu looked exciting and delicious, but the actual taste of the items we got didn't quite meet the level I was expecting. read more

L'uxweet - House BBQ Pork Toast and Pork Belly Bao - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

Very average and nothing to rave about. Only sweetened soy milk and I wanted a unsweetened but that's not offered. read more

This place is absolutely a gem. We tried the original pancake, Kim cheese, basil and cheese, basil and pork, and tuna and corn. We also tried the teas and the tuna toast and honey chicken toast. Everything was phenomenal, oh my god. The basil and pork egg was a favorite, and so was the tuna toast. Everything tasted delicious and savory, a melt in your mouth kind of experience. If you're looking for an authentic Taiwanese breakfast place that is delicious, this place is it! The tuna toast is an unexpected gem - really tasty. A lot of their items sell out early in the morning so be sure to order early for the items that you want. They offer delivery for COVID and package everything in compact boxes. Delicious! read more

L'uxweet - Original egg pancake - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

Really love this place when I'm craving a danbing but like 古早味 like really old fashioned mochi textured type. Its a really cute cafe with great decorations. The people are nice and friendly- they got my order wrong and offered to remake it, telling me I could keep the messed up order. As the lazy ass person I am I said its alright I probably cant finish two orders either way. TEA Pretty good, Id say theyre teas should be solid. The old fashioned red tea 古早红茶 came presweetened, but not too sweet, as did the oolong latte. The oolong latte was pretty good, not overly milky, you could still taste the tea. Danbing 蛋饼 So apprently this is more like old fashioned danbing rather than what I was expecting. The skin is more like a thick mochi tapioca sticky type of skin compared to what I am normally used to (which is more oily dryer thinner). But still really yumzzzzzzz read more

I've had L'uxweet bookmarked during early covid days and never got a chance to try it out. While hiking in the area, I planned to come here for a good Taiwanese breakfast before embarking on a long hike. Nested in the corner of a small strip mall, right next to Peet's coffee, this place is definitely easy to miss. But exactly because it's nestled in a corner, there are some patio tables outside the restaurant where you can sit down and enjoy the delicious meal. After looking at all the Yelp pictures, I knew right away that I wanted to try their House BBQ pork egg pancake. They have all the Taiwanese staple bento items with a few breakfast toast/sandwich. However, we were only interested in the egg pancake so we ordered an additional one, which was the Tuna and Corn. The food didn't take too long to be ready, and came in a cute little bento box. The packaging is actually quite clever, and seems environmental friendly as well. I'll have to say, they really know how to get their egg pancakes done. The flavor on the pork was slightly sweet and savory, not too oily either. I did wish the egg pancake was a bit crunchier, but did not mind its gooey texture and savory flavor. Don't underestimate the size of the egg pancake. Though it comes in a small bento box, it's a lot for breakfast! The pancake is doughy and will fill you up! Although I liked both of the egg pancakes, I do have to say that the house bbq pork was a solid A+. The tuna & corn do deserve an honorable mention, but I figure I may try a different flavor next time whereas the house BBQ pork is a must try. After posting on instagram, several of our friends also mentioned that this place has been on their bucket list and have been meaning to try. If that is you, MAKE YOUR WAY TO L'UXWEET! This cheap yummy breakfast spot will send you right back to Taiwan! read more

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I really think that this should be a 2.5-star review, but it was bad enough to round down to 2-stars. Place was clean from what I saw. Been hearing about this place for a while, but I had not had the opportunity to try it yet. Just so happened that I was in the same parking lot as another business that I frequent here and decided to give them a try. Kind of wished that I hadn't, but then, I wouldn't know. And neither would you. First concern that I had was the customer service. First time here, I walk in and there is another gentleman on one of the iPads ordering. I look around, taking some pictures for the review. Looking at all the signs, reading the posters, I'm sure that I looked completely new to the place. I go to the other order iPad and the other gentleman is just about finished. I say good morning and the other guy didn't say anything. It's ok, not everyone is a morning person. I look on the pad for a couple of minutes and start to make my order. Now, the other guy goes behind the counter and starts doing stuff and talking to the people in the back. He's an employee of some sort. But never said hello, can I help you, looking for suggestions or anything. Just goes about his tasks. I finish my iPad order, and wouldn't you know it...it starts asking for a tip. So, I walk in, am not greeted or helped in any way, have to figure out the ordering system myself, no cash allowed, I am clearly new to the place and am not helped AT ALL, but I am supposed to tip??????? This is why tipflation has gotten out of control. The guy literally does not say anything to me until my food came out and even then, the entire conversation was "Thanks". Oh, and "napkins are behind you", almost forgot that part. As far as the food, you have GOT to be kidding if they think that THIS is the best breakfast in town. Not, the best Taiwanese breakfast in town, not the best Asian breakfast in town, just THE best breakfast in town. Please. It was a scallion pancake with pork and a way too sweet sauce in it, folded over and cut. The little pickled baby cucumbers were tasty though. Please see my pictures for reference. Very limited menu overall. I would be hard pressed to come back here again with the lack of customer service, friendly interaction and very limited menu. If you have a craving for this very specific kind of breakfast, I can see the appeal. But touting the "Best Breakfast in Town" and having this be all that there is, I say keep on moving. Much better places with friendly service and much more varied menus all over O.C. read more

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As someone who grew up in Taiwan, I've been looking for a good Taiwanese breakfast place in OC for a couple years. I wanted to love this place, but the egg pancakes were way thicker than how they are traditionally made, and the amount of filling is a lot less than expected. The whole dish was mostly thick pieces of the pancake wrap, with tiny bites of pork or a very thin layer of tuna in between. Adding the cheese to the tuna one did not have the intended effect of making it rich and creamy. There was so little cheese and the taste of the cheese was so bland that at one point, I thought they forgot to add cheese. That said, I loved the soy milk, and I'd likely still come back for the egg pancakes occasionally, just because it's something light and easy to eat that is somewhat similar to the taste of home. I would also give other dishes on the menu a try too. read more

L'uxweet - Egg pancake with tuna, corn and cheese, egg pancake with signature pork, soy milk - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

Came to order some Taiwanese breakfast (house special bbq pork sandwich and an original egg pancake) and two drinks (honey citron green tea and passion fruit green tea). They are following all the necessary safety protocol during covid: masks required, divider at the cashier, cashless payments, online orders) they do have a little outdoor area (6 feet apart) for dine in. That's a good sign for me! I ordered in person pick up. Wait was about 15 mins for my orders. Everything was great, and delicious and pretty decent size. I love Asian breakfast because I don't feel as heavy or greasy as traditional American breakfast but enough to carry you on for the morning till lunch time. The drinks are pretty good too, not overly sweet! Will definitely stop by to check out other items on the menu. read more

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Good? Yes. Authentic? Not sure. Some yelpers have said this is authentic Taiwanese food, but through our Taiwan trips we're not quite sure. Plus, lover is Taiwanese (NOT from Thailand) and does not ever recall the egg pancake having a "mochi" like consistency. Whereas I like the food here, lover is not a fan; strictly egg pancake talking. Maybe different areas of Taiwan makes their egg pancake this way, but he's never seen it and is a true traditionalist. He loves the flour based egg pancake. If you're like me who doesn't know about authentic or not, I really like the egg pancake here. I love the mochi/starchy consistently similar to their taiwanese meatball. What I got differently this time was the ham and cheese. I like the cheesiness and the slight smokiness of it. The other items I haven't tried since 2 years ago so I feel it unfair to review now. Will I be back? Probably, but just for me with the egg pancake. read more

The best Taiwanese style sandwich, delicious. The service is friendly. It's very clean shop. read more

A coworker that I haven't seen in a while told me about this place. I decided to order the good ol' ham and cheese flavor combo since it was breakfast time, and ordered gyoza cause it just looked so good. I'm my friend let me have a bite of her BBQ pork pancake and oh my. Was good too. What I find amazing it's how airy and fluffy the Taiwanese pancake was. The green opinions are definitely a nice touch, plus the pickled cucumbers gives the perfect side-complement to the pancake. Packaging (bags, chopsticks, boxes) are super cute, but I'm not surprise an Asian place takes care of packaging. The only reason I don't give them 5 stars it's because they don't have coffee. Not sure if that's part of the theme or it's because they have a coffee place next door. Still, this is a great place and has a simple but tasteful menu, I recommend!!! read more

L'uxweet - Ham and cheese pancake and gyoza - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

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Great boba but the service definitely lacks. They have a limited menu for boba but, they do offer food. It looks delicious but for my visit, I only ordered boba! There's outdoor seating to enjoy. read more

Omg the best Taiwanese egg rolls/pancakes you can find in SoCal is right here!!! I love the texture of the and the filling and it is absolutely something everything should try!! I also love that they have the traditional drinks we have for Taiwanese breakfast: black tea+soy milk! I have never see any other place sells it! It's a small place with no indoor dining area. You order with the pad on the counter and wait for the food to be ready. There are shared outdoor dining space outside the restaurant where you can eat. It's such pity that both locations are so far from where I live, otherwise I might go every week! read more

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Super stoked to try this place out! Did the online to go order process and easy as can be! Was notify via text message when your Order is ready for pick up. Place is located in a small strip shopping area next to Peet's and a dry cleaner. Plenty of parking spots. Very cute place - large selection of Taiwanese pancakes, sandwiches, drinks, smoothies, different egg rolls, cheesecake, and tart. Order the Taiwanese pancake with egg green onion kimchi and bbq pork ($6.45). Upon arrival it was piping hot and fresh in the cutest to go container with chop sticks. Also order the oolong tea with boba less sugar and no ice (one size for $5.55) and on a spontaneous whim the cheesecake for $4.25. Omg taste is magical! Light fluffy flavorful the pancake was with crunch and spice from the kimchi, not overpowering by any means! Drink was refreshing and tasty! So coming back to try more! Service was friendly on point and upbeat! read more

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This place is a hidden gem! I love Taiwanese style breakfast, but it's not easy to find good places with reasonable prices in a nice area. This place ticks all the boxes! Luxweet has a pretty good variety on their menu, but I knew beforehand I had to have egg pancake and some type of soy milk. Unfortunately they were out of basil and fresh soybean milk at 10am, but I was able to get the pancake without basil and a brown sugar soy milk. Service was quite fast, and there is a nice outdoor seating area in the plaza that Luxweet is in. As for the food itself, the portions and pricing were very reasonable. I was able to be full and satisfied for around 14 dollars! They were generous with the meat and sauce, and it brought me back to the last time I visited Taiwan. Bonus points for the very cute packaging! The drink was a little bit too sweet for me, but I think I just ordered the wrong drink for my tastes. I really want to try the old fashioned tea next time. I definitely recommend this place for people looking for Taiwanese style breakfast or even just a casual brunch or snack! read more

L'uxweet - BBQ Pork Egg Pancake - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

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Delighted to find a place in Tustin for Taiwan style lunch and snacks. Tried the braised pork belly and BBQ pork rice lunch bowls. Both come packed with rice, plentiful pork, sauteed cabbage, sweet pickled cucumbers and an egg. The egg on the BBQ pork was fried over medium and the egg on the pork belly was braised as well. Both were tasty though a tad sweet on the BBQ pork side, which in combination with the sweet pickled cucumbers, made for an overall slightly too sweet lunch. Still, the lunch bowls are solid and we had plenty of food left over for another time. I had seen pictures of egg tarts and assorted wrapped cookies before I visited but none of those thing were present this time. They have signs up requesting everyone wear masks while inside and to wait outside for your order (you're handed a buzzing pager to signal when your food is ready) so I guess they're still in pared down mode and aren't selling any off-menu extras yet. I'm glad they're weathering the slow-down in business for to pandemic and am eager to return when they're ready to offer more items again. read more

Enjoyed my breakfast! We tried a toast and a Egg Crepe. The egg crepe is like an omelette rolled into a light crepe. It was tasty and different. We also tried the toast with bbq meat and it was tasty as well. They have a huge assortment of drinks as well. read more

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In my opinion still one of the most under-rated Taiwanese Breakfast/Snack spots in Orange County. Lux'weet has been around for almost ten years and delivers solid classics: Shawarma sandwiches (get the black pepper beef), giant "Toast" sandwiches packed with double protein and veggies, and giant, fluffy egg pancakes filled with your protein of choice. We ordered yesterday morning and I still had enough for the whole drive home back to NorCal. Also, their Soy milk is clearly hand-made, and the 75% level of sweetness is perfect (you can grab cold ones in the open fridge to the right of the entrance). The environment is not chic style, but playful and fun. Service is great, the man at the front understands mandarin but will speak in English, so you decide if you need to code switch. Definitely drop by this place for breakfast or lunch if you are in the area! read more

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I was looking for a quick bite before getting back to more work when I stumbled upon L'uxweet. This is a quaint little Taiwanese cafe specializes in baked goods, breakfast and boba tea. Their Taiwanese style Egg Pancake section of the menu caught my eye. These all come with green onion, egg, soy sauce with your choice of filling. Per the friendly cashier's recommendation I opted for E7 House Pork with Basil ($6.45). I really like the exterior of the pancake with green onions and eggs and the pork was decent. However the excessive amount of basil was a turn off. I like basil, but this was overkill. The sauce was also overwhelming to the point that my savory choice tasted sweet and soggy as I was eating. I would consider coming back for a different filling, and definitely ask for the sauce on the side. While at a boba tea spot, I couldn't resist getting a beverage to with meal. I decided on the Almond Milk Tea ($4.95) with Egg Pudding ($0.60). The drink was not memorable, but not bad. A bit of a let down, but if they improve in potential future visits, I would be more than happy to update my review accordingly. read more

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Expected more of a sit down place but it's fast casual. We ordered an egg pancake (original), gyozas, pork belly bao and the nabeyaki with egg noodles. The egg pancake was our favorite. The pork belly bao came in second. Gyozas were okay, tasted like something you can buy at the grocery store. The most disappointing item was the noodles. We got some wheat noodles, not egg. The fish balls and fish cake were decent but there were bits of spongey stuff which we couldn't figure out... Probably some sort of gluten? But it was unappetizing. I would skip this item all together. Also, very few beverages available that aren't already sweetened in some way, so if you're like me, and don't drink sugary drinks, there won't be much to choose from. read more

Woke up late in the day and was craving eggs and somehow ended up here. I've never tried Taiwanese breakfast ever and ordered the BBQ pork pancake with a passion fruit green tea with light boba and it was perfect. The pancake looks small but it's SOOOO good and filling!! Instead of fast food breakfast, try one of their savory pancakes. read more

L'uxweet - Mid day breakfast of champions: passion fruit tea with a bbq pork pancake - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

No indoor seating at the moment but there is hella outdoor eating space currently. Got the house bbq pork rice bowl cuz it was the first thing on the menu. It looks like it would be kinda tough but this is some succulent meat. This set comes with an egg and some pickled and non pickled veggies underneath. I'd come back and maybe try this with some of the pancake. read more

L'uxweet - House BBQ pork rice bowl - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

The Taiwanese Egg Pancake is a must-try! L'uxsweet also has some other healthier items like the black pepper beef and their rice dishes come with boiled cabbage and lightly pickled cucumbers. Positives 1. Taiwanese Egg Pancake - I tried the BBQ pork (plus pork floss and corn) and the kimchi cheese and they were both delicious (and I'm SUPER lactose intolerant but it was totally worth it)! Texture-wise it reminds me of mochi - kind of chewy but in a good way! The box looks small but there are two layers so about 8 pieces per box. I was scared of the translucent sauce but it turns out it's more of a lighter, less salty, soy sauce - not maple syrup. 2. Online ordering - it says it'll take 30 minutes but my food came out in 10 minutes just like another Yelper said even on a Saturday at noon (Thanks Sherry C.! Her reviews, food and adventures are amazing by the way so if you don't follow her, you should!) 3. The service is so great! The girls working the register are very sweet and made sure that I knew they were aware of my order - It ended up being ready shortly thereafter anyways! 4. BBQ Pork rice dish - the BBQ pork is just so good here! There was a good amount on top of rice. If I had to give some criticism, I'd say the fried egg is that type where the edges are brown and crispy which I'm not really a fan of. Neutrals 1. It looks like they may have had some baked sweets which were all sold out by noon on Saturday so that's a bummer but not a bad sign! 2. The black pepper beef was good but it was nothing special. Negatives 1. Only outdoor seating 2. The Tea boiled egg that came with the black pepper beef was SO overdone that the yolk was really gray and had that smell to it. However, I didn't even order it on purpose and thought it was kind of sweet that they'd put a boiled egg instead of a fried egg for a healthier twist. I'd definitely come back for their Egg pancakes and anything BBQ Pork! read more

L'uxweet - Cute waiting area - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

Cute little cafe, excellent customer service, plenty of shaded outside seating, generous portions and fair prices for Traditional Taiwanese breakfast. We came for the dan bing, which are flaky scallion pancakes otherwise known as Taiwanese pancakes. This is the ultimate street food in Taiwan. The perfect savory breakfast topped with sweet chili sauce. Crispy outside, soft and chewy inside. The perfect combination of flavors and textures. Order the kimcheese. It's decadent and comfortably heavy and although I was stuffed, it was too good not to finish it. I just wished for more of those delicious pickled cucumbers and sweet soy sauce. And paired with the freshly brewed osmanthus oolong, breakfast doesn't get better than that. read more

L'uxweet - Kimcheese + Oolong - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

Came here on a Friday morning and there was no line. I found the stop on Yelp because we were landing in SNA and wanted to find a quick breakfast spot before our first meeting. The lady at the cash register was super friendly and helpful. We were definitely slow in the morning after catching a 7am flight.. We ordered the following: Tuna and Corn Taiwanese Egg Pancake - Our favorite of the items we ordered. Good texture and flavor! Signature House Pork Belly - very ordinary - not a lot of flavor in the braise meat or gravy. The pork belly was super tender, but everything else was a bust. Breakfast Toast BBQ Pork - Our second favorite, it was pretty darn good too. Definitely add cheese - you won't regret it, unless you're lactose...in which case, your friends might regret it Luxsweet Milk Tea (Hot and 50% sugar) - It was a cool day in Irvine, totally overcast so it felt colder. 50% sweet was perfect IMO, they had a sample of Osmanthus Oolong Tea at the front and based on how sweet that tea was, I knew I wanted to cut sweet by half. Pretty good milk tea tho! It was a lot of food! Mostly good food, skip the belly rice! read more

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Craving for authentic Taiwanese egg toast? That's me! They serve very authentic Taiwanese egg toast! They did a great job adding the white pepper flavor to the cucumber. The toast was thick cut, toasted perfectly. The egg, tomato, cucumber, and hamburger patty were perfect together. The success secret of Taiwanese sandwich is the authentic mayonnaise which was absolutely incredible here. I don't like the thick cut toast that much but overall excellent toast sandwich. Signature pork belly Bao was also great. The pork belly was marinated and cooked authentically. The bao was steamed well and soft. The portion is on the smaller side tho. Grapefruit fruit tea was good too. We ended up ordering more food and tried their Taiwanese egg pancake. Many reviews mentioned it and I agree! It is pretty tasty! The egg pancake is quite special. Not the typical ones on Taiwanese streets. However, the flavors were great. Overall, excellent quality of food and very authentic. I am so glad we found this place! read more

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First time here. There're lots of options to choose from on the menu. We got the BBQ Pork Toast and Egg Crepe with ham, cheese and corn. Both items were definitely above our expectations. The pork is super tender and flavorful. There're no indoor seatings so you need to either dine outside or take the food to-go. There're plenty of tables outside the restaurant. Overall highly recommended and would definitely come back. read more

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I was provided with excellent customer service for my first time. They recommended l'uxweet milk tea and it became one of my favorite drink. Highly recommend!!! Overall had an enjoyable experience, will come again! read more

Luxweet is a small spot tucked into the corner of a nondescript Tustin strip mall. It sells boba and coffee, hot food made to order, and a small selection of baked treats. I don't know how folks know about this place though they've got a healthy social media following which might help account for the steady stream of customers that visited while I was there. Plenty of Mandarin being spoken suggests that the local Taiwanese community may also be responsible for part of the customer base. I was here for the Taiwanese egg pancakes, cooked fresh with ten or so different combinations of fillings. I went for the house bbq pork and basil version. Delicious! It was much less oniony or greasy than what you'd find at a night market in Taiwan. This one was served piping hot, perfectly crisp on the outside and soft inside, drizzled with a light, sweet soy sauce like a teriyaki. I could have had more of that delicious sauce, for sure! A small mound of pickled cucumber adds a perfect crunch to the dish. I've got a healthy appetite and the one pancake made for a nice lunch. I saw a sign on the counter for the same house BBQ pork served over rice. That thin sliced pork in my pancake was so delicious that I'm sure it could easily stand on its own and would be so good over hot rice. Maybe next time. I don't know what the cafe's name means but it doesn't matter. Stop by, order up, and enjoy your food outside under an umbrella at one of the sunny patio tables. Cute spot, delicious food, plenty of parking. Instagrammable food and a cute, clean space. P.S. Minus 1 star for one giant drawback: they have no restroom. So, definitely plan ahead. read more

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You owe it to yourself to try the pancakes here. I dropped by L'uxweet on a whim when in the area, and I'm very glad I did. The House BBQ Pork Taiwanese pancake was easily the best breakfast I've had in years. It's a mix of savory and carb-y goodness, but not overwhelming in any way - it's just as good as genuine Taiwanese street food, but conveniently way closer than Taiwan itself. read more

Like the name suggests, the food here is SWEET. I got the bbq pork & basil pancake and the sauce that they drizzle on top is very, very sweet. It's almost like a teriyaki sauce. I didn't love how sweet it was but my milk tea was really good and very strong. I don't think the pancakes are for me, but I'd come back to try their other breakfast items and come back for the tea! read more

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I want to start off by saying the young lady in the front that was taking the order and making the drinks was so sweet and nice! Now onto the drink ~ I got the oolong milk tea with b boba and the boba was so chewy and soft, I loved it! I'm always hesitant to get boba in my drinks because it literally can ruin the entirety of my drink if the boba is like old tasting and doesn't have the chewy soft texture. The oolong milk tea was pretty good, I wish the tea was alittle stronger but I personally drink my teas strong which is a personal preference. Super happy that theirs did and I was not disappointed Next to the sandwich, apparently their most popular one is this one, the BBQ pork. BBQ pork was tender and flavorful but in certain bites there was a lot of black pepper? So I felt the black pepper was a little overwhelming and I didn't care for the cucumbers in the sandwich. But it is flavorful and if you can get past the pepperyness, it's yummy! read more

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I had basil and house bbq pork pancake here, the meat is very delicious however I find the pancake bland, so thick and soggy even though I ordered and ate it there. I definitely did not enjoy the texture of the pancake. However, their house bbq pork rice is delicious, obviously for the reason that the meat taste very good. It comes with a fried egg, cucumber slices and cabbage as a side. I enjoyed this rice bowl for lunch. I also tried their oolong milk tea. I find it a bit too watery and bland. I'm quite disappointed. The seafood porridge however was loaded with fish chunks and seafood. I loved it. However, I will still come back here for the bbq pork and I will look forward to trying basil lamb. They were very busy during winter break. We waited 30 minutes for our order. So if you go during winter break make sure you order ahead of time. But right now it's not too busy and come out within 10 minutes. In summary, get house bbq pork. Expect very thick and chewy texture for the pancake. It's quite heavy. Don't get it unless that's what you enjoy. Milk tea: lots of people get them, but I personally did not enjoy it. read more

This place tucked away in a small shopping plaza, and it is next to Peet's Coffee. The Taiwanese pancake came in a cute little package, and it was sliced into about 8-9 pieces. It has a similar texture to crepe, but a little thicker and it taste savory/sweet. It kind of does look like a crepe with syrup, but not as sweet. The side of pickles added a good balance. As small as the portion looks, it was actually very filling! Also, the BBQ bao was pretty good as well! It had a good amount of pork in it and again, the pickles paired very well with it as well. It does have peanuts, so just be aware if you have allergies. Otherwise, the bao was pretty good overall. If you're getting both the pancake and bao, I think it can be shared between 2 people because both items were pretty filling even though the portion looks small. Overall, this is a great place to have a Taiwanese style breakfast, and it's so far has been the best I've had- the cashier explained to me in detail about the food I asked for, and he was very nice to me. I will definitely come back again! read more

L'uxweet - House BBQ bao - Bakeries Near Me - Tustin, California

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Egg pancake? Don't let the name scare you, it's actually pretty delicious and this is one of the only, if not only, places around here that serves it. This little place specializes in Taiwanese food, desserts and drinks. You can get breakfast toasts, bao and sandwiches, but egg pancakes are what set them apart. I had an Egg Pancake with House BBQ Pork ($5.45). They offer fillings such as tuna and corn or basil and cheese, but I'm not that adventurous. The egg pancake was like a crepe but had a thicker, chewier dough. Make sure to eat it right away to enjoy the crispy edges. Inside was a thin layer of fried egg and BBQ pork with a tasty sauce drizzled on top. It was too hard to resist the Cheesecake ($3.75) staring at me through the glass case. It was lighter and more fluffy than your typical cheesecake and not too sweet. It was okay, but not something I need to get again. This is a good place for a light Taiwanese breakfast or lunch. They have very limited seating inside, so it's a better to-go place. Luckily their to-go boxes are pretty cute. read more

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