I've eaten food here over 5 times and everytime I come away impressed. The food here is so fresh and the selection includes so many Taiwanese classics. However, the winner by far is the fantuan. The simple version is fine, but to me it's a tad too heavy on the carbs. Thankfully the fantuan can be customized (and I love customization). My order is not traditional and I don't think you will ever see people ordering this, but trust me it is sooo delicious My go-to order: fantuan with purple rice, extra pickles, add two eggs, beef and pork. The result is a huge one pound thing of deliciousness. read more

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I came on a Saturday afternoon ordered oyster pancake and salty soy milk for takeout. Service was ok, but extremely slow for my order, people came in after me for dine-in and takeout and 2 others called in ordered takeout got their food before me. Food: The $9.00 oysters pancake, not enough egg, not enough veggies, overwhelming corn starch and sweet potato starch mixture and only 3 oysters, very disappointing. Salty soy milk was too salty to my taste. Cleanness: restaurant looked clean; however, while I was waiting, I saw the same server taking customers order, handling cash, delivering foods to table, cleaning the table after customers left, preparing and taking takeout orders to customers, opening trash can behind counter multiple times to throw away the trash, and then taking foods from the refrigerator without washing hands... Parking: plenty of parking in the plaza. read more

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Located in a strip mall with many Asian restaurants. This place serves traditional Taiwanese breakfast. We ordered turnip cakes, rice roll (fan tuan) and rice milk/drink. Turnip cakes came out hot and crispy outside, just the way it should be. The rice roll was nice but not my type of dish (too much carbs). The rice milk is insanely sweet - skip! read more

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This used to be my go to spot for taiwanese style breakfast. Over the years, it has deteriorated like most Taiwanese owned small food establishments. Parking has never been an issue here. It just spaced out oddly in the middle of the plaza. This Yimei actually has a decent size dining area, but the settings are less than other comparable restaurants. The front has a self ordering tablet, it can be a little bit confusing on add-ons and modifications. But it works, and will take visa or MC payments. The cashier at the deep end of the restaurant can also take your order. They used to have a self serve sauce bar, it no longer exists probably due to Covid19 restriction. I have decided to dine in this time. Ordered 2 different main dishes. Both were served in the same plate. I get it, Yimei tries to save the earth or sea turtles by reducing waste. While that's admirable, it is not proper and appears to be frugal. The overall presentation of the food was terrible. The soy milk was fresh, the milk tea was on the sweet side, the chive pan cake was slightly too dark but came out ok, and the purple rice Fan tuan was a bit on the smaller side compared to Yimei in Chino Hills. The bathroom was not that clean. If you have worked in the pinnacle of food industry, you know this is unacceptable. Again, it's a common issue among all Taiwanese establishment. Can't say I was satisfied overall. Does Yimei serve decent food? YES. Does Yimei go above and beyond your expectations? NO. IMO, it seems that their motto is, order your food and get out. Will I return again? Yes, but not for a while, with the increasing price tags on the menu, and low standard, I'd eat elsewhere. Maybe when the craving demands, I will return. read more

Long wait on Sunday morning All the stuff is pretty good. Tried the following: Beef sando Green onion w egg Juicy pork dumplings Vegetable pork bun Salty rice roll w pickle Chinese donut Daikon cake Favorite is the daikon cake. read more

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Awesome Taiwanese shop with large mini-mall parking. They sell great breakfast/lunch options and also have their own soy milk and milk tea. I also enjoy their dumplings which they sell frozen so you can enjoy for later. Definitely recommend coming here. read more

Nice place for Taiwanese breakfast. They have the typical egg omelette (蛋餅), soy milk, Chinese donut (油條), and baked sandwich (燒餅). Food was delicious and it hits the spot if you are craving this type of breakfast. Prices are average. The soy milk is $3.50 a cup and $4.25 for a large. However, we were overcharged for the baked sandwich with egg. The baked sandwich already came with egg and they charged us an extra $2 for adding an egg. Egg omelette is $6.50 each. Ambiance of the restaurant was good, until some guests came in and talked so loud the whole restaurant could hear them. This is by no fault of the restaurant though. The restroom is acceptable. Areas for improvement: Better customer service. There was no greeting when we came in, so we sat at a table. There was still no one coming, so we went to order at the counter and it felt more like a self-serve restaurant. They also used styrofoam boals for customers to use, which isn't as environmentally friendly. But we would come back because the food is so delicious. read more

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Start my day off right with these Taiwanese breakfast. Fan tuan (rice roll), curry puff, Taiwanese tamale with egg (bakcang telor), and a perfect hot soy milk They are open for take out only. read more

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The place is small and pretty quiet but the service was good and food was pretty good too! You order at the iPad to the left of the front door and they bring out your order very quickly. The rice roll wasn't the exact same as the traditional Taiwanese rice roll but still yummy overall! They also have Peanut Milk which we haven't seen a lot. They have lots of variety to their menu and all of them traditional Taiwanese. read more

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Love this place for Taiwanese breakfast even though it's kind of far for me. I get the fan tuan, egg omelette, and the iced sweet soy milk. I really like their self-serve sauce station on the side. Their garlic soy sauce is so good! Your breath will definitely smell like garlic after. I also like that they accept credit cards because most places like this is cash only. I'll def be back to try more things on the menu :3 read more

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Wow, delicious authentic Taiwanese food. You order at the front counter and they give you a number to take with you as you seat yourself. They will bring the food out to the table when it's ready. They also sell some baked goods (sun cake, etc) and have a fridge full of soy milk, almond milk, peanut milk drinks + frozen dumplings,fish cakes, buns that you can buy. Beef Noodle Soup - (4.5/5) Broth was very flavorful and rich in beef flavor. The noodles were just normal noodles... I prefer hand pulled noodles with this. Beef Roll - (4/5) The skin of the pancake is on the thinner side, but still works. It's packed with beef... very filling. Overall, it's yummy but would be even better with the traditional brown sauce used in beef wraps. Scallion Pancake - (4/5) has a good chew to it and Packed with scallIons. Egg Pancake Roll - (4.5/5) Really can't go wrong with this dish. Nice and fluffy and eggy. Sweet soy pudding/Tofuhua - (5/5) Fresh soy pudding with good silky consistency. It's not too sweet at all. It's also available in salty. I highly recommend this place. My Hong Kong friend really lIked it too. read more

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If you're hungry in the morning and craving good Taiwanese breakfast food, this is the place to go! Not only do they have breakfast food throughout the day, if you're craving lunch/dinner food for breakfast they have that too! As I'm writing this review, it's 8:30 in the morning and I'm chomping down on a bowl of beef noodle soup. Their salty rice ball is the best in the area and I highly recommend getting it. The service is top tier too. You will not go wrong coming here read more

Another previously bookmarked place on places to check out around the neighborhood. I had been turned on to this location by Fan and Mandi (hi, guys!) from a rice roll they gifted me one day at an event. I had been craving it again ever since I had it from them, and saw that there was a place that sold them by me. This place is pretty small, but has all the bread and traditional Chinese food options. As I've never visited this place before, I wanted to try a few different options. I ordered the rice roll, Chinese tamale, and some milk teas. I took the food to go, and was so excited to eat it at the house. Unfortunately, it wasn't as good as I had originally experienced it. Maybe it's this location, because, when I first had it, it was delicious! I'll give this place another go in the future. read more

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Had the sweet rice and doughnut burrito thingie and hot fresh soy milk. Tastes decent. Not the most authentic, no pickled greens or ground peanuts that I'm used to, but it will do since there's no going to Taiwan right now. read more

Yi Mei - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

Decided to try a new Taiwanese breakfast spot and it didn't disappoint! You can order at the counter or order on the iPad by the door. This place has a decent selection of items to choose from. I ended up trying the salty rice roll, Chinese donut, and soy milk. Soy milk came warm, in a bowl, and unsweetened. They have sugar for you to add so you can sweeten it to your liking. The Chinese donut was slightly cold when I got it, wish this was served hot but the taste and texture of the donut was good especially with the soy milk. The salty rice roll had too much rice. Looking at the other pictures it seems like mine had a lot more than how they typically made it. Despite it having too much rice, really enjoyed the taste of the pickles, pork sung, and Chinese donut altogether. Overall great value and good food. They accept card over $10! read more

Yi Mei - Salty rice roll (fan tuan) - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

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We got the rice roll which is stuffed with a Chinese donut & pork sung recommended by our friend from Taiwan. This was probably our favorite item we got, I really wish we got a second one. We also got the egg omelet, Chinese green onion pancake, hot soy milk with you tiao (Chinese donut). The egg omelet was soft and flavorful, the green onion pancake was very crispy! I usually have had the pancake a little soft, but it had a very nice crunch. The youtiao was very crispy and dipped into the savory hot soy milk lightened it up a bit. It was the first time I have tried savory soy milk and I loved it! We tried to order their jianbing (beef roll or pork roll), but it was already sold out at 10 am. Yi Mei is doing cash only right now and is doing their part for social distancing. They also offer pick up and delivery. read more

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Pretty solid choice for Taiwanese breakfast stateside. Service is efficient and place is clean.

We ordered the salted soy milk soup, egg omelette, beef roll, daikon cake, and pork rice plate My favorites were the daikon cakes and the pork plate. The pork plate comes with a steeped egg which was really flavorful. read more

Yi Mei - Daikon cakes were good - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

The beef roll is sooooooo good. Tasty. Flavorful. Filling. Hearty. This place is far for me but I would definitely stop by again when in the area. read more

Yi Mei - Beef roll - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

Pretty good Taiwanese food Can't go wrong with the classic Great soy milk, beef roll and rice rolls - read more

Brunch is all the hype, but I secretly adore and prefer Taiwanese breakfast. I mean, why settle for a regular omelette when you can have a jianbing?! Yi Mei is a cozy little eatery that reminds me very much of Taiwan, especially with the constant background chatter in Mandarin and the bilingual menu. The food is quite authentic and is approved by the hubs (who is Taiwanese). The breakfast selection is simple, yet encompasses all the classics: crispy sesame flatbread (燒餅, plain or made into sando options), airy Chinese donuts (油條), jianbing (蛋餅 on the menu, as their version is more egg-based but does include a tortilla), green onion pancake (蔥油餅), jook (粥), and several varieties of fresh soy milk (豆漿). I suggest coming here for brunch because there is so much food you will want to eat P: (+++) Pork sandwich with Chinese flatbread: Mmm this hit the spot. The slices of savory stewed pork, freshly baked flaky flatbread, and cilantro and green onion garnish definitely hit the spot. It's satiating without being too heavy, and everything was in perfect proportions. (I hate sandos where it's all carbs and skimpy filling, but Yi Mei's flatbread was nice and thin) (++) Egg omelette with Chinese tortilla: Maybe not the best I've had: this was more of a no-frills egg wrap vs the elaborate, food-porn-worthy jianbing decked out with toppings and crispy layers of wonton. I don't know how to best describe a Chinese tortilla, but it's like a wheat-based crepe. It's the ultimate comfort food with a melty-soft texture. (+++) Tofu pudding (豆花): This is only available on weekends, and they make it so well! The tofu is silky soft, and the ginger syrup is just right, with subtle flavors delicately layered over the layers of fresh tofu. (+++) Soy milk: Omg... house-made Taiwanese soy milk is one of those if-you-know-you-know food fetishes. It's difficult to explain why I'm raving about soy milk, but it's miles better than those boxed ones in grocery stores. They have several varieties, and we got the cold plain soy milk which was such simple deliciousness. You can pre-order online or on the phone, or in-person. Service is friendly and quite efficient. Tables are socially distanced, and staff were appropriately masked. Prices are very reasonable for the quality, and I think the portion sizes are just fine. Of course it's not as cheap as street food in Taiwan, but definitely worthwhile in CA. The place is spacious, clean, and comfortable--no upbeat decorations, but rather a calm and homey cafe to chill and reminisce traveling to Taiwan. They also have heartier food like noodle soups and baos for lunch and dinner. I will definitely be back to check out the oyster pancake in the future! read more

Yi Mei - Pork sandwich, egg omelette, fresh soy milk, tofu pudding - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

One of the best Taiwanese food places I have been in the area. They have a pretty simple menu with lots of traditional Taiwanese food like beef noodle soup soup dumplings and some amazing milk tea and available in the fridge. It is pretty reasonably price for the quality of food that is served I would highly recommend getting some beef rolls to go as they are one of the best items on the menu. This service here is also impeccable the people who work here are really attentive and package your food to go really well. read more

Yi Mei - Beef noodle soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

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Probably the best rice rolls and Chinese breakfast restaurant around. Their daikon cake tastes amazing and better than many of the dim sum restaurant. Food quality is great and their sauces are good too. The only mildly negative comment I have is I wish they had their daily deals shown online or told us over the phone. You can see it on the TV if you order there but when ordering online or on the phone you wouldn't have any idea about the deals. Thursdays have the daikon cake + soy milk for $5 I spent $3 for soy milk and $4.75 for the daikon cake. I know it's just a few bucks but hey, every penny saved counts read more

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Things have changed a lot. Maybe they have changed owners?? It is take out only. It is normal to have the prices increase. I ordered daikon cake ($4.75) and it makes me sad because I remember when it use to come with soy milk. The daikon cake is overcooked to the point of char. It wasn't that good. Service was tolerable, borderline rude. It is a quick transaction. $25 for any credit card transaction. You don't get garlic sauce with your daikon cake. Make sure to ask for it before you leave! I walked out and realized there was no garlic sauce and had to walk back to the store. The lady saw and made a dash for the kitchen. Eventually gave me the garlic sauce after waiting for her to come out. I personally wouldn't come back. read more

I've gone here twice in a week now, and I definitely want to keep coming back and trying more things on their menu. I've been craving TW breakfast goodies, but it's a struggle in finding one that is priced well, consistently good, NOT oily/greasy, etc. I think I've finally found it: Salty soy milk: This was pleasant and yummy; I haven't had salted soymilk in a while as I usual opt for plain or iced, but it was flavored nicely (not too salty) and had just the right amount of you tiao (fried crullers), onions, vinegar, etc. Smoked Chicken rice: This is probably my favorite. You get a GIANT chicken leg/thigh and it is indeed very smoky and flavorful. Mix it all up with the yummy stewed egg, pickled veggies and minced meat rice and you are good to go. My rice was slightly overcooked, but I think it's because it was steaming away in my to-go box for a long time. They package everything piping hot so do be careful. Oyster omelette: This is probably the best oyster omelette I've had in a long, long while. It takes around 15 minutes as they make it fresh, and if you eat it right as it comes out, it is nicely crispy on the outside and an excellent balance of corn starch and soft egg on the inside. The sauce is not overpowering and the oysters taste pleasant and not frozen (it probably is frozen, but I've had some pretty unpleasant experiences and this was NOT one of them!) Eat this fresh or ASAP so you can get that nice crispiness! TW Meatball (ba wan): I did not expect this to be as big as it was. Honestly, I was pretty full after this. The exterior is ever so slightly thicker than I'd like, but the inside filling of bamboo and meat was very yummy and went well overall with the exterior. Also recommended to eat this fresh or the exterior will not be as soft. Pork Feet rice: This was good too, but I think you get a better bang for your buck with the chicken rice. Classic TW dish that I sometimes get a craving for, though my partner thinks it's weird. Do note that if you come later, they may be sold out of a good chunk of goodies (I came around 3 PM on a weekday and they had very limited breakfast items). Also, it seems like the employees are more comfortable speaking in Chinese, but they are able to handle English too (just might be easier with another Chinese speaker). Lastly, you can only use a CC if your order total is over $25, so if you are ordering just for yourself, bring cash or buy enough for a couple servings. I'm definitely looking forward to coming again--everything I've had so far is great! read more

I been coming here since they opened, mostly because they are so close to work.. I ordered for both work events and my personal lunch. My go to meal: Xiao Long Bao $.750 for 8, comes with all the fixings, I also added a large soy milk $3. Since Covid, I been working at home, and dont live anywhere near, I actually crave their dumplings and drinks. I would order online for in store pick up, ordering online is the dangerous part, you have access to their entire menu, adding items are just clicks away. Also being prego, doesnt help, I just want everything they have. Other recommended Items: - Almond Milk ($3 for a large) - Chinese Donuts (BEST EVER) - Daikon Radish Cake (pan fried to perfection!) - Chinese Pancake (not too greasy) - Taiwanese Sausage Rice (enough to feed 2 people) - Minced Pork Noodle - Sweet Soybean Pudding - Beef Rolls - Pan Fried Dumplings - Shrimp Wontons ... just to name a few For their drinks, I checked already, they don't sell em in half gallons and gallons, which I think they should. Highly recommend giving this place a try if you haven't done so already, also recommend phone ordering OR ordering online, so you don't have to wait around. Customer service is amazing, super nice and friendly staff. Parking - shared in a plaza, it does get packed and there are drivers who tend to drive the wrong way, so beware Payment - Cash and CC if only $25 read more

Can't take any pictures since it's take out. Beef noodle soup was good. You can tell it's Taiwanese style. Salty soy milk - Good soy taste. A little bit sour to my taste. Sticky rice roll - great rice texture, but the crunchy Chinese donut inside is very oily. That was there big turn off. And I prefer more "preserved vegetable bits" inside. read more

Yi Mei is the go to place if you're looking for a quick Taiwanese breakfast or light lunch in the 626 area. Prices are very affordable and each item is filling enough to be a light snack or meal depending on what you're in the mood for. Food isn't too greasy either which is a huge plus. Egg Omelet - always a safe choice if you've never had Taiwanese breakfast foods before and want to test the waters. The thin crepe is soft, light, and pairs well w the egg to make a nice budget friendly snack for under $5. Minced Pork Noodle - was surprisingly flavorful and tasty! I would say this ranks high if not first place in terms of Dan Dan noodle type entrees from cafe/deli/tea shop places. Very authentic Taiwanese flavor. Would definitely get again. Pork Bun - You won't regret (ask for it to be warmed up!). The pork is mixed with shiitake mushroom slices that make for a savory blast of flavor without it being too sweet, salty or worst - msg ridden. I am quite sensitive to msg and none of Yi Mei's foods has triggered any headaches so far. Would definitely recommend to try if you're in the area and looking for a quick bite to eat. Ordering can sometimes be tough if you don't know mandarin but it really depends on who is working the cashier that day. They offer contactless ordering now too (via IPad located by the door right when you enter). With the new covid norm, the interior is kind of bleak but luckily the food quality is still solid. Cant wait to go again. You won't be disappointed. read more

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There are not a lot of options in Irvine for chinese breakfast foods so on a recent trip up to visit a friend we decided to have breakfast for lunch. Since we went into Yi Mei around 1pm the place was pretty empty. We ended up ordering two different kinds of rice rolls, the pork and beef sandwich, a beef roll and a couple of other things. Overall my favorite were the sandwiches with the rice rolls coming in second. I think what really sucked though was when i went back to my car i noticed that someone hit my bumper and mad a huge scratch and took off some paint. The individual didnt leave a note and when i got an estimate for the repair it was going to be about $1600. Lets just say this was an expensive breakfast. read more

Very disappointed! See how do they cook egg omelet, it is all burnt. The Radish Cake is really greasy Fantuan is tasteless Waited for long time to get our take out order and they forgot to give me the ice soy milk. I tired the YiMei Chino store long time ago, it was good. First time to try the Monrovia one. Very disappointed! read more

Yi Mei - Radish cake - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

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Food is only ok. Fry doughs is crunch ， ！but too oily . Soy bean drink tastes good. Rice roll is good too. A little too sweet for Me! read more

I went for a Sunday brunch and it was pretty crowded but a few tables cleared up after we ordered our food in line. You line up, order, sit down and they bring the food to you. The three of us ordered the TW meat bowl, daikon cake, 3 rice rolls, an egg omelet, and peanut milk. The meat bowl and the egg omelet were pretty standard but plain. However, the daikon cake and rice rolls were pretty good. I liked how the daikon cake was crispy on the outside! The peanut milk smacked and reminded me of my childhood. It was a delicious drink to pair with all the food. It was quite filling for the 3 of us and we had leftover rice rolls that we took to go. I'd definitely come here again because the food reminds me of the Taiwanese food my parents introduced to me as I child! read more

Yi Mei - TW meat bowl, egg omelet, daikon cake, 3 rice rolls - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

I have visited twice. Food is pretty decent. I always ordered salty soy milk and it was not disappointing at all. Close to My hometown flavor. Tip: always add chili oil in! Small size of the salty milk bowl is good amount. Rice roll: the sticky rice is right consistency. It's chewy not soggy. The filling is good amount aNd equally distributed. I personally don't like much of rice at the end of the few bites. They cut the roll to half so it makes easy to share. If you want fermented vg, you pay fifty cents extra ( I remember correctly) Ordered pork belly bun: 4 starts belly on more fatty side. The taste is really like local flavor in region so I can see some ppl may not like it. Beef wrap: lots of pieces of beef inside, green onion, and cilantro. The only Thing I didn't like much was the wrap. It was a bit like tortilla wrap. I prefer more thicker and more crispy dough. Xiao long boa: to be honest it wasn't that impressive. But maybe we order to go so the steam may affect the taste. If I'm in the area this is my new to go place. Ps. The first I went there... they put up all the chairs to clean while I dined in. That was very awkward and not welcoming. I thought they were closing. (Shown in the picture) Sec visit was much pleasant experience:) read more

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Great taiwanese breakfast that we do not have in Houston! Came here twice for breakfast! Love their egg omelet and soy bean milk options. I did try their Taiwanese meatball and thought it was too peppery. Their turnip cake was different. Very fried but good. read more

Came here with a group of 10, and told them how large our party was. They graciously accommodated by moving tables together so I'm super grateful! As for the food, you get in line to order then they give you a number and they deliver them to your table. As a table we ordered a variety of stuff to share. Not a big fan of salty soy milk, but a HUGE fan of the Fan Tuan (rice roll) with pickles. That Fan Tuan was so good and sweet, filled with pork sung and the Chinese donut. Speaking of Chinese donut, we ordered one and this huge Chinese donut came- worth the 2 dollars, it was crispy and airy and yummy. We also ordered the radish cake with egg, and was really great as well! My husband ordered the chicken porridge and he said it was good- very clean tasting. We also stuck around and played board games there. Didn't get shooed out which is appreciated. For the price, the accommodating service, and the food, would definitely recommend it, and will come back again. read more

Yi Mei - Salty soy milk. - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

I'd have to say that this is my favorite Taiwanese breakfast spot in the area. It's not only cheap, but also generously portioned. There is a tablet by the door that you can order and pay and they will call out your name when it's ready. I found that people take FOREVER to order on the tablet so ordering at the counter might be a faster option. 1) Egg omelete - Loved it. Taiwanese egg omelet is one of my favorite breakfast dishes. 2) Daikon cake with egg - My first time trying daikon cake and it was fantastic. I'm a huge fan. 3) Juicy pork dumpling - yummy. The skin is thin, so it's very easy to rip and lose all the juice. 4) Salty rice roll (Fan tuan) - Excellent with the sour pickle and it preserves pretty well, so you can save it for later. It's a very satisfying item because of the sticky rice, chinese donut, pork, and sour pickle. 5) Pan fried dumpling - You can't go wrong with Taiwanese pan fried dumplings. The skin is thin and the interior is juicy. 6) Pork belly rice bowl - my least favorite of the dishes, but still good. I thought the flavor was too dank for my taste. read more

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First time tried it for Breakfast!! Its small cafe and only 3-4 dining tables thats it due Covid. Very simple menu & have few options of drinks in the fridges. You can order to-go! Staffs are very friendly and fast service! We like their green onion pancake because it was very crunchy & strong flavor of green onions. I like the salty soy milk soup, its mixed crispy fried dough with soy milk and other seasonings. Make sure to mixed well, it was pretty good and recommend try that as breakfast! Would love to come back again! read more

Yi Mei - Salty Soy Milk Soup, Green Onion Pancake & green onion pancake Egg Rolls - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

I think this place is good but there are better places for taiwanese breakfast. Only if you are in the area and you are craving it. You can eat inside, but its kind of dark (black decor). My go to is the purple rice Fan Tuan (rice roll thing) with the chinese donut + egg + dried pork flakes. the soy milk is pretty good. read more

Ordered 5 savory rice rolls and a large soy milk. The rice rolls had fried dough, pork sung, and picked vegetables. Pretty pricey at 5.25 per rice roll but it was very tasty. read more

Yi Mei - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

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They scam you by giving HALF the amount of the order! 2 tiny Beef Roll / 牛肉卷餅 instead of 4 like the menu picture! read more

Yi Mei - They scam you by giving HALF the amount of the order! 2 tiny Beef Roll / 牛肉卷餅 instead of 4 like the menu picture! - Taiwanese Near Me - Monrovia, California

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