Went into this tiny shop for the first time. Some people think tiny is bad, but I think it means authentic and that it was. I went in and there weren't a lot of customers around. The people working there were very kind. I got pig ears, tofu skin, and braised tofu. The pig ears were very crunchy, thick, and the spice creeps up on you in a good way! The tofu skin tasted salty and sweet with a nice tender yet slightly chewy texture. The braised tofu was salty and firm. I could have used a little more flavor in the braised tofu but it was still good. I'm definitely coming back for more like the tofu and ginger syrup, the beef tendon, and the pork feet! This store brings me back to my childhood! read more

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Wow! Hadn't been here for several years, since before COVID. Pulled up ~10:15 am Saturday to a line of about 30 people waiting their turn to go in! I started going here in 2010 to pick up snacks for my better half after a tough day of teaching Chinese. Doujiang & shaobing/youtiao, and several of the various baked filled buns they had back then were the bill of order. When the purple rice rolls appeared, that was my standing order on Wednesdays and the occasional Saturday. Now apparently available every day! The buns are gone but lots of warm cooked dishes are kept stocked. Youtiao cooked to order-they give you a buzzer to call you when your order is ready! Frozen and refrigerated foods are available to take to heat at home. Today's order was 3 purple rice rolls, 3 egg tarts, & pigs feet! Come in & join the party! read more

I visited this place recently to try their fresh made tofu (it's my great aunt's favorite and I trust her food recs) and it was AMAZING. I also had the fan tuan, sticky rice, and fresh hot soy milk. I will definitely be back to try all their other food because everything was divine. This place is worth the drive from downtown Seattle. read more

First off, its mainly a take out place. You walk in get your stuff, pay and go. Whoa. also parking was a butt on a Saturday morning. However, it does kind of resemble how take outs are in Taiwan. It has all the basic Taiwanese breakfast food, tapas (small dish) like bao zhi, zhong zhi, egg tart, and such... It is not a pastry place like 85c though. It is very good and have the Chinese doughnut + Soybean milk. Overall, I would recommend if you want some child hood memories of breakfast or lunch food from Taiwan :) Would recommend! Also, sorry I forget to take a picture! read more

Wow wow! Why aren't there more Taiwanese breakfast spots? My boyfriend who grew up in Taiwan often talked about how much he missed breakfast, specifically fantuan and soy milk. He said he never seen purple rice fantuan before, but he enjoyed it. The youtiao was perfectly crunchy. The rice was soft and warm. The meat floss added great texture and flavor. My only complaint is it can get a bit messy as the rice kinda crumbles as you bite into it. The fresh soy milk was so comforting! So warm and right amount of sweetness. It tastes way better than the stuff you get in stores. I wish I got my own cup instead of sharing with my boyfriend. Everything seemed reasonably priced. We got there right when they opened and it was popping! We went on a Friday morning, but I heard weekend lines are really long. read more

Tofu 101 - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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Right when I moved to Seattle in 2016, my aunt and uncle brought me here the first time I went. They told me, "If you are looking for Taiwanese breakfast, this is the spot to go to on Saturdays. They sell out, so get there early!" That was the only time I had been to eat their breakfast. I have eaten food brought to me from them a couple times since. But this past Saturday, it was around 12:00 PM on a Saturday and I was driving by Bellevue, and I thought to myself, "i should stop by Tofu 101", and I did just that and have no regrets! Because their Taiwanese food is really THAT good. There was a minimal line when I got there, but by the time I left, the line was long and out the door. Sadly they were sold out of rice rolls and Chinese fried doughnuts. But I did still pick up a ton of goodies. I bought: - Yo Fan - Pork Rice Bowl - Egg Tarts - Soy sauce marinated cold tofu - Soy marinated bean curd cold I was so excited for all this food! I wish I had bought more lol. Their rice bowls were still warm. The egg tarts were 3 for $9+, which I found them kinda pricey, but they are pretty large. I would say the egg tarts were my least favorite thing and I wouldn't get it again. But besides that, everything else was delicious! Highly recommend stopping here for Taiwanese food:) read more

Tofu 101 - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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I love this place so much that whenever my friends/family visit from Seattle I make them bring me snacks from here in their carry-on! I've tried the: - fan tuan - pork baos - egg tarts - soy milk The fan tuan is so much better than anything you can find in the bay area, both SF and south bay! The Chinese donut inside is nice and crispy and they're generous w/ the pork floss and pickled veggies. The baos are well-seasoned and soft too! BUT my favorite and most surprising item was the egg tart!! SOOO soft and melt in your mouth for the filling, and the crust is flaky but has a good weight to it. Best egg tart I've had in the US besides maybeee Oakland Chinatown. I also appreciated how it wasn't overly greasy which a lot of spots in SF suffer from. read more

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It's been a while since I stopped by Tofu 101. The last time was for zongzi. This time I finally grabbed a fan tuan and matcha tofu pudding. I haven't tried the tofu pudding yet but I really enjoyed the fan tuan. I've never had a fan tuan before but the saltiness and crunch of it was just right and made a pleasant experience. They're a great place to get some food in a grab and go way. I personally don't like their zongzi due to the fillings. They choose to have a lot of different ingredients inside, one of which is egg yolk. I don't like egg yolk so they're not my cup of tea. I have also had their buns before and recall liking them but I don't recall seeing any when I went. read more

Been wanting to try this spot because of their fan tuan and finally made it out. They mentioned it was going to be a 30min wait but I think they were ready quicker. I would recommend coming to grab one for breakfast or lunch! It was a bit saltier to my liking so if they did more pickled mustard greens and less pork floss that would have been ideal for me! A healthy serving for the price too Added on the egg tarts while I was there since they looked tasty. They are big, thicc bois tho lol. I never had egg tarts so deep but I enjoyed the custard flavor. The crust wasn't the flaky kind but I didn't mind. Also grabbed the savory soy milk. It was like curdled soy milk or broken up tofu with savory toppings. More like a soup but also extremely tasty. def would eat here again read more

Tofu 101 - Rice roll - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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Easy. Affordable. Delicious. What more could you ask for? I really liked that there was a great mix of frozen and ready to eat foods. Also, I just want to mention, a pack of spicy pig ears here was $5 here compared to $12 at Asian Family Market for the same price! read more

Edit: Gotta downgrade to a 2. Wife's tooth is still hurting from the pebble and we have to go see a dentist now. I love Taiwanese food. And every time I go back to Taiwan to visit relatives, my heart and stomach Kong's for Taiwanese breakfast. And in particular, a fan tuan (rice roll). In Taiwan, it's so perfectly delicious and dirt cheap, and I can easily stuff my face with 3 of them in one sitting. Now, in the US, these rice rolls are difficult to find. Which is a tragedy. But when I heard Tofu 101 had them, I was stoked! So on an early Saturday morning, I ventured to Bellevue to order some. I ordered 3 (2 for me, 1 for my wife) and a half-gallon of sweetened soy milk. Ah, the perfect Taiwanese breakfast. So, regarding the rice roll, it was pretty good! Biting into one sent me in a nostalgic state of mind. They were really long and filling, and I would go back for more. BUT! The reason why my rating is not a 4/5, but a measly 3, is because my wife found a ROCK in hers! We were eating in silence and there was a loud crunch, and my wife picked out a pebble in her rice roll (picture to show). Fortunately she didn't crack a tooth or anything, but finding a rock in your food is the last thing I want to worry about. I've seen previous posts about plastic being found in food. So, long story short, food is good. But I don't want to walk on eggshells worrying about what I'll find i read more

Tofu 101 - Rice roll (larger than my hand!) - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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Oh MY GOD I have been searching for a spot exactly like this in Seattle! They make ALL of my favorite traditional Taiwanese treats - tofu skins ($4.50), dou fu fa (tofu pudding, $2.50 for almond flavor), zong zi (sticky rice wrapped in bamboo leaf), all sorts of bean curd products, buns, fan tuan ($4.50, I think you have to ask for it). Good quality, fresh, and fairly priced as well. I'll note that the fan tuan doesn't have the traditional chewy you tiao center, it's crispy and crunchy which my boyfriend liked better. Located in a plaza, easy parking. read more

Tofu 101 - Fan tuan, center is very crunchy! - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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This place is totally a gem in Bellevue. I have been coming here multiple times since finding out about it and always left happy. Parking: can be hard to find on the weekend, but it is fairly easy to find parking nearby and walk a short distance to the store. Inside: the store is very small and has enough space for everyone to form a line to checkout the items in the fridge, hot items and checkout. The line moves very fast and is worth the wait! There is no dine-in space, but there are cutlery and napkin available so you can grab them when you checkout. The cutlery is on a shelf to your left after you checkout and ready to head out of the store, so don't forget to grab it. Food: Purple rice roll/Fan tuan: very affordable, there are lots of filling and the size of it is quite big. I couldn't finish it in one sitting. I love the crunchy Chinese donut inside the roll. Keep in mind if you can't finish it and save the rest for later, don't wait too long because the Chinese donut will join longer be crispy and it won't be as good. Soy milk and salty soy milk: both are tasty and warm, perfect for a cold morning. Braised pork rice: it is soo good, exactly what I expect for braised pork rice, it makes great comfort food. Chinese donut: they are huge and for a great price. I have tried the buns in the fridge (forgot which one) but they are quite good. Service: the staff is very quick to bring the soy milk or Chinese donut to you at checkout, I haven't have any issue when interacting with them. read more

A go to place to pick up delicious Taiwan food. Best go early in the morning to avoid long lines.

I'm rating only the egg tart, I've not tried anything else. Given that the other customers were all asian and getting food, I'm assuming this is a legit place. Anyway, I'm a big fan of Portuguese egg tarts, so every time I see an egg tart with brown spots on the top, my instinct kicks in and I have to try it. This one at Tofu 101 is not a classic egg tart with a puff pastry-ish shell, it has a thick short crust shell that encloses a smooth and soft custard filling. I have to say that I really liked the shell, I love short crust or shortbread in general. The custard is very good, even though I'd prefer it a bit sweeter, this one is not sweet at all. Overall I really enjoyed it, so much so that I ate 2 out of three. Recommended! read more

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Even though they don't have my favorite tofu anymore, but anything from them is high quality and taste homemade and excellent. I trust their standards for food quality. Hope they don't close due to the T and T nearby. Please support them, if they are gone, all we got will be pre-made factory food. read more

God bless Tofu 101. It is a godsend frrr. The frozen homemade dumplings, fan tuan, hot soy milk, and huge ass egg tarts are to die for. If it wasn't so far from me I'd be making a trip here like it's my local grocery store. I always stop by here on my way to Mt. Rainier and enjoy the experience of eating a warm purple sticky rice burrito and hot soy milk together. Then you go on the hike and have your custards at the top -- ughhhh yes. read more

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I definitely wasn't expecting to have a Taiwanese breakfast during my trip to Seattle, but this place popped up and gave me some cravings! We were traveling east to Snoqualmie Falls, and wanted to pick up some food along the way. Luckily, I found Tofu 101 during my Yelp search. We got here early Saturday morning, and there was already a line out the door. The place itself is pretty small, so the line wasn't actually too bad. There is a freezer with a bunch of pre-made food that you pass, and then the hot plates with ready to be eaten food. We got various buns and some rice rolls. The rice rolls were behind the counter so you had to explicitly ask for them. The donuts were selling out every time they were prepped, so you had to explicitly ask for them and wait additionally. We got one pan fried bun that was absolutely delicious. The two steamed buns we got weren't as to my liking. The rice rolls were delicious too though. Overall, the prices were pretty low compared to what I was expecting, and I'd definitely come back. read more

Tofu 101 - Receipt 11/19/19 - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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I remember when their purple rice rolls were only served on Saturdays! Purple rice rolls are one of my favorite breakfast items whenever I visit Taiwan. When I was living in Factoria, I was absolutely stoked that they served purple rice rolls near me! I love their vegetable buns as well as their shao bing (sesame flatbread) you tiao (fried crispy donuts). A few things to note: - This parking lot is one of the worst places in Bellevue. Be prepared to maneuver your way and avoid hitting other cars/pedestrians while trying to squeeze into tiny parking spots. Be warned! - Their purple rice rolls, while great, have had more rice and actual filling lately. read more

Paid a visit to tofu 101 on a Saturday to pick up my favorite Taiwanese eats! I have been craving a rice roll (fan Tuan) and I'm so glad I could head over to the East side to grab one. Social distancing- I think this store does a good job as ensuring only 6 people are inside at once and everyone is very respectfully physically distancing in line. But occasionally, one person can't wait and breaks the rule and goes in! But the honor system is pretty phenomenal though. Food- -the fan Tuan was just ok. The Chinese donut inside was very very hard, which made it a little tough to eat. The salty soy milk was different than I expected, but it wasn't bad. -Taro cake: just taro, not bad and pretty filling. -Sesame puff pastry- Omgosh literally my favorite!! It's so simple, but so flavorful and it pairs well with the soy milk. -spicy chicken- this is in the cold section. I'm not sure if this is just chicken + LGM but it's pretty fantastic -chicken noodle salad- also in the cold section. I think it's a good meal, it's filling. I wish there was more chicken and more vegetables. -hot soy milk--- ugh it's heavenly!!! You have to ask fro it when you get up front and I highly recommend!! Overall, of course it's not taipei, but it will do!! read more

Tofu 101 - Rice roll, hot soy milk, salt soy milk, taro rice cake, and sesame pastry - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Two months after I submitted my last review, I received a message from the business owner who promised to address the issues I had brought up in my review and invited me to try again. The business owner also offered to refund my purchase. I did promise that I would give it a try as long as they would like to improve. When I was contacted, the State of Washington was under a lockdown due to COVID-19, so I wasn't able to visit immediately. The business owner didn't forget about this, so she actually messaged me a few times to see when I could visit them again. I realized that they were so serious about this and really wanted me to try again. One day I brought my car to a nearby dealer for oil change, while waiting, I just walked into the store without advance notice. I picked up same items that I had purchased last time back in January, and let the cashier know what had happened. The cashier then offered my purchase for free. This time, the cashier was a different person. He's very polite and friendly. He also apologized to me about my unhappy experience in January. For the items I got, this time the Chinese donut in the rice ball was fresh and crunchy. It tasted so delicious. Yes, they did improve this. I also got sticky rice, which was also good. The only thing that made me give them only 4 stars is for the sweetened milk tea. It's not sweet at all. If it was unsweetened one, I would get it, but it said that it was sweetened, so I was a bit disappointed. But still, overall, I can see a big improvement. I also appreciate very much that they took my review seriously. I am happy to support them, and would definitely keep visiting them. read more

Wow the purple rice fan tuan here is worth waiting the long line. They don't skimp on ingredients here either, you get a whole one cut in half. Also recommend getting the zong zi and soy milk here too. read more

Tofu 101 - Fan Tuan - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

A Taiwanese shop that sells both hot and cold grab-and-go authentic food! A variety of dishes are offered, but they are well known for their soy dishes. Price is good too; I got a meal's worth for less than $10. ----- Purple Rice Roll (紫米飯糰): $4.75. These rice rolls are filled with youtiao (Chinese fried dough stick), meat floss, and pickled vegetables. A roll is rather filling and warm, although nothing too special about it. Fan tuans are kept behind the counter which you can request when checking out. ----- Tofu Pudding (豆花) (16oz): non-GMO soybean, sweet potato powder, calcium sulfate ($2.50). The tofu was silky and moist, and can certainly taste the soy. It's advised to accompany with the ginger syrup as it is plain to eat just by itself. ----- Ginger Syrup (紅糖薑汁) (12oz): ginger, brown sugar, water ($1). The syrup had a good balance of ginger and sugar so it wasn't too spicy or sweet. It isn't thick and I didn't use the whole container for a tofu pudding. ----- Living up to its name, various soy products are sold, such as unsweetened soymilk ($3.75 for a half gallon), sweetened soymilk ($3.95 for a half gallon), square fried tofu ($4 for four pieces), triangle fried tofu ($3.55 for 300g), and soybean residue ($1 for a bag). A mix of ready-to-eat and food to self-prepare can also be found in the fridges: packaged buns, dumplings, side dishes like seaweed knot and spicy pork ears, and typical market items like green onion flatcakes. I had expected more hot food options as I saw in the pictures, but didn't see any of the buns, tarts, bread, zongzi (sticky rice dumpling), and others out. The only choice I saw was a pork side dish. Note that there is no seating available. It is a small shop so inside can easily get crowded. Only a couple of people showed up during my 5 PM visit on a Friday. read more

Tofu 101 - Purple Rice Roll (紫米飯糰): $4.75. Tofu Pudding (豆花) (16oz): $2.50. Ginger Syrup (紅糖薑汁) (12oz): $1. - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Been on a major Fan Tuan kick since my recent trip to Vancouver so I had to make a trip to the East side to get some more! This was Saturday morning so expectedly, the line was out of the door. Truly a simple, ready to eat- on the go type item. Personally, it was a perfect balance of pork floss, pickled mustard and Chinese doughnut and, naturally, better to eat fresh if you want to enjoy the crunchiness of it. Also grabbed a couple other items like the rice triangles with filling and braised pork bowl. I would definitely come back, but if anyone knows of another great place to grab Fan Tuan in the local Seattle, please let me know! read more

Tofu 101 - Fan Tuan - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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Note: not a sit in restaurant This place sells a variety of homemade dishes including frozen dumplings, fresh soy milk, Taiwanese rice bowls, etc. Do note that they are open until they sell out so try to get there before lunch to make sure they have stock in what you want. Everything tastes homemade and authentic. Highly recommend! read more

Great little Taiwanese to go place! Was visiting the area while traveling and gave me a nostalgic feeling of Taiwan! The lady speaks Chinese too. Great for to go food if you are close by. I haven't had these old Taiwanese foods in a while . We got 飯糰、滷肉飯、涼麵、茶葉蛋 read more

Love all their food selection and fresh soy milk!! Wish the store was a little bigger.

Fresh organic tofu and Taiwanese goodies? Yes please!! Although we came on a Thursday night, we did our best to clean them out haha so many goodies here! The soy milk and products are clean and exceptional! The spiced pig ears and beef shank were really mild and the price was amazing! We also got their bean curd and pressed tofu. Can't wait to amp up lent Friday's with their vegan products! Such a little gem in factoria. Can't wait to come on a Saturday morning for their weekend goodies! Oh husband gave them 5/5 for cleanliness and covid compliance. :) A bit bummed we didn't get their almond tofu and their regular tofu pudding didn't come with ginger sugar like my Vietnamese tofu places.. but we will have to come back read more

Tofu 101 - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

There's quite a few lunch options around the Factoria area, but for a quick and cheap lunch, Tofu 101 is one of the better places. Tofu 101 has a lot of options that makes it every lunch a unique one. The Meat Sauce over Rice is probably my favorite thing to order here. I've probably eaten this at least 10+ times. This bowl has a lot of rice and a generous portion of stewed pork and daikon. In the past, this rice bowl used to only be $4, but I think the portion has gotten bigger, so it's still worth it. In addition, I would also recommend the Purple Rice Roll. You won't find anything like this anywhere in Seattle. What was once a special on Wednesday's and Saturday's has now turned into a daily item due to its popularity. The Purple Rice Roll is a Chinese Donut wrapped around Pork Floss and then wrapped around again with purple rice. I've you have never had it, it may look strange at first, but the combination of the ingredients all work. Not a fan of the somewhat adventurous, they also have your regular Chinese food fare like the Steam Pork Buns, with or with out cabbage, Chinese Donuts, and much, much more. Their Portuguese Egg Tarts are also a must. Of course, they also have all kinds of tofu, but I'd recommend their dessert tofu. With so many items to choose from, you're going to want to make several trips back. read more

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Omg the tofu here is out of this world. We just made a quick stop and most of the items are out already but oh my gosh, the tofu!! If you're looking for soft, succulent, fresh and home made tofu- this is the place to go! We got braised tofu and i think it's the best tofu we ever had, both in terms of texture and taste. Definitely coming back, and earlier in the day too! read more

Tofu 101 - Braised tofu - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

This is a small, family-owned, grab-and-go kind of store. This was my first time visiting this store. They have all kinds of baos (buns with fillings - they offer meat filling, veggie filling, and various types of bean fillings). This made me feel like I was at home! I tried their braised pork with rice, and it really reminded me of a home cooked meal (my mom makes a very good braised pork!). read more

Tofu 101 - Braised pork and rice - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I started to coming Tofu 101 on my lunch break to get pork and veg bowbow. This is my cheap diet kinda lunch since I get full with one bun with soymilk. I like their super hot soymilk to get my tongue burned. I've been here only twice so far and I haven't seen the smile of the casher lady yet. One day I'm gonna make her smile!!! read more

The name of the restaurant is a play on the name Taipei 101. Most people that don't know much about Taiwan will never get the reference. Regardless, they have a huge fan base. This is the place to get a taste of authentic Taiwanese food. The place can be intimidating for folks without a Chinese background. There are no directions but most people seem to understand the system. You wait in line and grab the items you want in a counter clockwise manner. Their signature dish is the Fan Tuan. A purple rice is used and it's only served on particular days of the week. I'd advise that you also get an extra order of Yo Tiao (long savory donut). Everyone ratio of Yo Tiao to rice is different. This way you can customize your own Fan Tuan. You have to order the Fan Tuan verbally when you get to the counter. They either have it in a cooler that's not visible or they will make it to order. One negative aspect is the price. Fan Tuan is a really basic breakfast dish. It's so popular that they've really increased the price quite a bit. On the other hand, I haven't found anywhere else that serves Fan Tuan with this quality in the Seattle area. read more

The busiest time to come is on a weekend morning. There is always a line out of the door due to limited capacity of people inside the store. The fan tuan is what most people get along with either hot or cold soy milk. They have food for you to take to go as well - noodles, buns (fresh and refrigerated), pig ear salad, frozen dumplings, zong zhi, tofu, and egg tart among other items. Keep in mind that not everything is available on weekdays. read more

Tl;dr amazing shop for tofu and other good food items Whenever I'm cooking a dish that requires tofu I love to come here! The quality is amazing! I also love coming here for snacks and buns to eat! Definitely would recommend people checking this place out! read more

This place doesn't even serve tofu anymore. Their buns have become mediocre at best and highly overpriced. I don't want to hate but to be honest, I'm not sure why this place still exists if they can't even make tofu anymore (machine broken. No plans to replace.) I guess there's a market for their Chinese breakfast items that they serve twice a week? Someone should just open up a food truck that serves this. It's all prepackaged food. Purple rice rolls are decent but nothing outstanding. I don't understand why mediocre food is so expensive in Bellevue. There's so much money here and a huge market for Asian food, yet somehow we can't attract competition from higher quality Asian restaurants to open here. read more

This is a small mom and pop shop and is one of the best places for some authentic Taiwanese foods. The fan tuan from this shop is SO GOOD, definitely one of best I've had outside of Asia. The Cantonese zong zi is also really good! read more

Tofu 101 - Fan tuan - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

I got the rice covered meat balls--delicious with some water chestnuts inside; the savory soy soup--delicate yet flavorful; and the tofu skins. So yummy! read more

There was a huge line out the door for this place on a Saturday early afternoon. This was my first time but I was expecting more options. Special note: you have to ask for the luo mi fan (purple sticky rice with pork and donut) since they keep it in a cooler by the counter (unmarked). Also, some of the items only had descriptions in Chinese so I couldn't tell what everything was. I got the sticky rice which was delicious. I would want to try one of their pre-boxed hot meals with tea eggs one day. read more

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Not too familiar with the eats on the east side, so I hit up the ol' Yelp and saw this was close to where I was doing some errands, so I came by. Next door is Jammy Jims...aka Jimmy Johns, so go towards that. I wasn't looking for a big meal but rather something to eat on the go, so I decided to get some steam baos, maybe get a sweet item, then some stuff for later. It's a small little mom & pop shop, mainly grab & go items, refrigerated/frozen items, a steam table with baos and sticky rice. No tables so it wont be physically possible to dine-in. Sticky rice was ok, baos were ok, frozen dumplings were ok, sweet & savory items were all ok too. It's not bad, everything was just ok which is fine. Nothing really blew my hair back or blew me away, so my experience was limited to no blowing here. Maybe I went wrong by not getting tofu items, hence the name, may come back to check those items out whenever I'm back. Staff lady was nice, she rang me up, I paid, she bagged up my stuff and I left...pretty simple. Prices are pretty good, you can get a good amount of stuff without spending a lot. Me personally, I wouldn't make a special trip over here from the Seattle side to go here, but it may be a ok option if you in the area. read more

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