Lugares favoritos de Robin

Robin Chen: Basic Taiwanese breakfast shop. Sandwiches, egg pancakes, etc.

Robin Chen: The location is a bit wonky. Parking can be difficult, queue can be long. It's not mind blowing but pretty good chicken and service if you dont mind the wait.

Robin Chen: I liked it. I got 3 meat: brisket, polish, and pulled pork. The pork was a bit dry, but the brisket was pretty good. It's not the best, but pretty great as fast food in an asian dominated scene.

Robin Chen: Gift cards don't dock a fee. Make sure to check the change for foreign or unregistered coins.

Robin Chen: I got fish/chips, shrimp, calamari, zucchini, and fried noodles. All good, but I prefer softer zucchini. Really clean tasting fish and nice crinkle cut fries. Great Chinese fry and def will try more

Robin Chen: My fave is the lemonade with basil seeds.

Robin Chen: I really enjoyed their milk tea. It's almost the same from Taiwan, which is heavily creamer based. Pearls are good, but not as chewy as I preferred.

Robin Chen: You can get half and half for whole pizzas. Definitely recommend doing a quick pan reheat to get the super crispy bottom. Both meaty and tomato basil were delicious.

Robin Chen: Pork hui tou is pretty good. Very classic pot sticker.

Robin Chen: Taro and BBQ boroh are pretty good. Like with most bread, a quick toast or reheat for best taste and texture IMO. This store also sells bubble tea and has seating.

Robin Chen: Parking lot could use a rework, but the TJ itself is pretty the same as its old location.

Robin Chen: No doggos allowed.

Robin Chen: They have A5 wagyu if you want a treat. But good meats all around and helpful staff.

Robin Chen: $8 men's when I went.

Robin Chen: Bunch of claw machines. Free token happy hour at 7-9pm.

Robin Chen: It's okay. Stuff is pretty old and it's basically a dungeon, but it works.

Robin Chen: Get the braised beef short ribs. #24 or #33. Get extra rice cakes if you like.