Yummi Tacos & More

This review is for their takeout breakfast tacos.Normally we get our tacos from One Taco as it is close to the office. Today we were gifted with Yummis tacos. Never heard of Yummis but I'm pleased to report that their breakfast tacos come in as a strong 4-star!These are definitely Mexican street tacos served in a double-wrapped corn tortilla with salsa, cilantro, and onions. Corn tortillas are an option.My pork taco was perfect. I have had other pork tacos and the meat texture was dry to hard. This was not the case with my Yummi taco. Check out their menu as Yummis is more than a breakfast joint. Their eggplant taco intrigues me as does their bulgogi burger. Oh, they have a curry dish as well!!??!!Yummis goes right into my "I'm in the office" dining option!

For a yummy bite to eat go support the Austin local gem, Yummi Tacos & More! As their name implies, they make delicious tacos and a number of other things! All at very affordable prices. The tacos were $2.99 each, the banh mi was $5.99 and two eggrolls was $2.99. The service was excellent, very friendly. All of it was cooked fresh and delicious! This is the best little spot for your next Asian fusion craving.

A novel idea: Mexican Asian fusion This place offers tofu for the plant based crowd. I wouldn't want tofu everyday, yet once in awhile tofu hits the spot The food items, especially the burritos contain generous portions. They offer fries that also contains a respectable portion. Delicious.The place was fairly tranquil when we were there, so that was nice.Worth coming back

Just had the egg rolls and oh man... game changer. Crispy delicious goodness and the sauce was the perfect level of sweetness as well.

Well, bring on the boos and hisses... While I love to support a good local business, I have a hard time giving much love to this business. I came in Thanksgiving week to pick up something for myself and my ride before heading into my surgery. Pre-surgery eatsKimchi friesOh where do I start, the Kimchi for these fries weren't fresh which was such a let down as the kimchi is to be the star of this dish. The bulgogi for this dish was extremely oily so much so that all that could be tasted on this dish was the cooking oil. This dish was tossed.Chicken BurritoThe store bought HEB tortillas wasn't the let down of this dish if you can believe it. It was the dried out chicken meat and lifeless veggies that were a real miss for me.Perhaps I caught this business on an off day as others seem to love this place. The two stars are given here for the friendly service and the ability to put "something" on a plate.

Perfect for lunch take out if you work in an office nearby. Beef bulgogi is great and the rice is good with some spicy sesame oil and the cream sauce on top is a bit spicy. The restaurant is fine. The people there are nice and always quick and helpful.

Love their taco and the spicy dumplings ! Have been going there for many years and still soo yummy !

This place is a hidden gem! Excellent banh mi sandwiches, hands down the best I've had in Austin. I always order the chicken banh mi. The meat is tender and flavored very well, the vegetables are fresh with just the right amount of crunch, and the bread -- YUM! It's evident that they bake the bread fresh in-house. Crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside - just perfect! The sandwich is a generous size and filling. For under $7, this is a great deal!

Ya'll, I only had the eggrolls but omg they were bussin! I had a co-worker grab them for me as a snack and they always say Yummi is good so I decided to go after a snack this time! Let's just say, I can't wait to dive deeper into the menu! Can't speak for much else but if you're looking for bussin egg rolls for sure - Yummi got you!

I had to come back again since the first experience was great. Ordered a simple banh mi chicken sandwich under $7 and in my opinion, still a great value. This is my 2nd Vietnamese sandwich and I am Vietnamese. The bread is crispy on the outside, soft and tender on the inside. The chicken is marinated in some broth so when you bite into the sandwich, it's not dry and it's a flakey chicken meat bite with a little bit of soy sauce and tang. The binder is the creamy mayo sauce so with one bite, you get the freshness of the vegetables, the pickled carrots and daikons are nice. In my opinion, I would like for them to be more pungent with vinegar but they are tame for the masses. I like the touch of white onions and lettuce, normally those are not inside but it's a nice addition. I love the chopped cilantro, sliced jalapeños, and boyyyyyy, they did not skimp out on the meat and vegetables. This is how a Vietnamese sandwich could and should be. Imagine if they added pate, man that would make this sandwich on another level. Very satisfied for under $7. Pro tip, ask for hot sauce togo. It needs it if you want another layer of flavor.