Vget Cafe

Came here to try the egg toast! They've got a handful of options on the menu.You order at the kiosk then they prepare your stuff.I got the egg toast with crab stick and the hand punched lemon iced tea.The egg toast was filling and pretty large! I've had egg toast before and this was much more generous for the price! I was impressed! Not really a fan of egg sandwiches with lettuce for some reason but that's beside the point. It was delicious and the egg was soft. I loved the tea as well. It was sweet but it was refreshing.I didn't realize they have coffee drinks on the menu. I'll be coming back to try that!I loved the Shiba Inu theme. Very cute!

I always saw people having this ginormous egg toast and finally get a chance to try it. I think VGET maybe the first to offer egg toast in Columbus. Let me know if any other place have it.Definitely got an egg toast along with the Taiwanese signature rice ball, soy sauce egg and HK style milk tea.For the egg toast, I got the one with crab stick and totally fell in love on the first bite. That super fluffy egg omelet, with lettuce, get layered between the super soft thick toast. Topped with thousand island sauce. Highly recommend for all the sandwich lover out there! It will start a new chapter of your sandwich experience.The Taiwanese signature rice ball get stuffed with youtiao [Chinese fried dough], meat floss, and preserved vegetables. It get wrapped with purple rice. For both the rice ball and egg toast, there is variety of filling options that you can select from.In the space, there is a couple table for dine in and mostly self-serve. You will order your food via the kiosk and they will call your name from the pickup window once it's ready. They are tucked inside the Kenny Centre Mall and just right by Kung Fu Tea.

So it's different - you never talk to anyone! You order at touchscreens and someone from the kitchen behind a curtain calls your number when your food is up. It's surreal lolI got the bacon egg sandwich with an iced vanilla latte and it was legit so good. I'd absolutely come back because I want to try other foods! Sadly I wanted the pistachio latte but it didn't show on the ordering menu despite being on the door menu. Hopefully next time!Super cute squishy stuffies tucked behind the half wall - such a cute touch even though the germs freak me out.

I've been wanting to try VGET - their pictures look delish - their located of Kenny just south of Old Henderson in (what many term) the Little Japan strip plaza. tAs location eludes, this eatery caters to the Japanese/Korean/Southeast Asian population in this part of town. There's three smaller sized tables and two cushy arm chairs inside; assuming more to-go orders than dine-in. Ordering is done via the kiosks. When we came in, a gal stuck her head out and politely welcomed us, let us know to get her if we had any questions with the touchscreens. It was actually a very smooth process; each item and drink had a description attached under the picture. Everyone ordered different Taiwanese Rice Wraps, the unique sounding ingredients left us intrigued: two Signature Rice Wraps, a Salted Egg Yolk Wrap, and a Tune Corn Rice Wrap. Purple rice is used in their wraps, liked that instead of plain ol' sushi rice (a healthier choice). PERSONAL STATEMENT, NOT A NEGATIVE:For some reason, the flavors and textures in my Salty Egg wrap were just not working for my tastebuds. The dried shredded pork jerky is shredded super fine, so much so that I had a hard time discerning it. The fried dough crisps is akin to breadcrumbs, and there was too much. I did find three very small pieces of yolk, but it was so overpowered even eating them solo I couldn't tell. I did try their Matcha Latte cold with no ice (I had to let the gal no ice, as that's not an option on the kiosk), and added brown sugar boba. I was very happy with the taste (not too sweet). I cannot discount stars, as my food was service was polite and efficient, made well, and priced reasonably; the taste just wasn't appealing to me so take this with a grain of salt. I'm definitely not writing off VGET, as their Korean Egg Toasts sammies look delish, giving me a solid reason to stop in again when I'm in the area!

Finally tried Vget cafe after seeing it recently join the Kenny Centre Mall area. It had simple decor with tables and chairs along with a cute fox wall. Ordering was done electronically on a kiosk and then they called out your order so you can pick it up at the window. Since you don't really see any of the workers it was missing that personal feel but if you're just looking for a quick bite or picking up, it is very efficient. They had egg sandwiches and rice wraps, along with an assortment of drinks. Their grand slam rice rap reminded me of a seaweed burrito, and it was stuffed with dried pork floss, fried dough pieces, chicken cutlet, and lettuce. Since it is large, it was a bit tough to eat. I would definitely ask them to cut it in half for next time. The flavors were on the mild side and had lots of crunchiness because of the fried dough. Their Hong Kong milk tea was on the sweeter side and very milky, while their mint sparkling americano tasted like soda with coffee mixed in. It was very unique but not for my taste. I may go back to try their egg sandwich next time I'm in the area!

HIDDEN GEM for Taiwanese food! I happened upon VGET Café on Instagram and was so lucky to try it. The café is in Kenny Centre Mall which is home to lots of Asian shops and restaurants. The café itself has a super clean and modern aesthetic, and feels a bit empty, but the food makes up for that. You order and pay at a digital kiosk then the kitchen starts working on your food in the back. We got the Black Pepper Pork & Egg Toast, Salted Egg Yolk & Dried Shredded Pork Jerky Rice Wrap, and Camellia Oolong Latte - everything tasted AMAZING! Super fresh with big portions. Highly recommend! Great place to try some Taiwanese food in the Columbus area.

The space is definitely not cozy, and I'm not sure I would want to hang out here, but the food is quite good. I actually don't hate the tablet ordering because it gives me a minute to think about what I want without inconveniencing a cashier, but it's definitely a different experience to most places in town.I got the coffee milk tea, which mostly tasted like a latte, and one of the Korean egg toasts. The sandwich was messy, but quite flavorful, with a lot of egg and a decent amount of bacon, although I could have done without the single hot lettuce leaf. The food came out pretty quickly, and was definitely made fresh. I do love the dog on one of the walls, it's a really cute spot for selfies. Overall, I don't know that this will be a regular spot for me, but it's definitely a good place for some fun breakfast every once in a while.

Super simple ordering process on the tablets which was kinda fun! The food was great and didn't take too long. The tables were pretty dirty and we walked in right as they opened at 9am so that part was eh, other than that great experience!

The food was very good. We had bacon egg and cheese toast. I did not enjoy the macha latte- it was not sweet like Im used to from Starbucks. But overall a cute cafe with delicious sandwiches.

You can try americano and latte flavors you never found in other places. Lime Sparkling Americano tastes refreshing!