Egg Tuck

I was hesitant at first in trying this place. It came up on my new places to try and I almost skipped it. Then I realized, it looked like something I've tried before. I've been eating egg sandwiches with mayonnaise since I was I kid. This is obviously a little bit different but same concept. I'm really glad I gave this place is try. I'm a fan now. I ordered their Original Sweet Egg sandwich. I placed the order online and it was ready before the promised time. The sandwich itself is fairly priced, and pretty filling as well. The egg is served inside a brioche bread, and mixed in with a sriracha aioli and topped with their mayo egg sauce and chives. A a really good combination. The bread itself was perfectly toasted. Overall a very delicious egg sandwich and will definitely be coming back.

If you like greasy, buttery egg sandwiches, this place is for you. It was very tasty but man it was not healthy. Might as well go eat a double cheeseburger. This is a novelty sandwich which I'm glad I tried, but I don't feel compelled to ever try again.Annoyed that there was a tip box and a tip screen on the kiosk where you place your order. What service is being done? This is not appropriate and it's obnoxious. I'm tired of everyone asking for a tip. Maybe I'll ask for a tip since I'm eating at your restaurant.The ambience is plain. It's fine enough in there but I wouldn't want to sit there for long. Definitely not going back.

ive seen this place in other states and have always wanted to try it, so i was excited when i saw it opened in chicago. its in a nice area, wasn't busy when i stopped by at noon on a thursday. staff is nice and super friendly and helpful. i got the avo egg and i loved it. the sauce was good, bread was flavorful, and nice portion of egg and avocado. if youre someone who likes salt on their eggs like me though, they dont have salt packets (which i really recommend they get). i also like the way they package it for to-go orders so it doesn't get smushed in the box/bag. the tator tots were average, not the best ive had. i tried the iced vanilla chai latte and that was pleasantly sweet, but again pretty average. nothing was too Wow or amazing, but i also didnt hate anything

came here on a saturday morning, ordered at the kiosk, found a table and waited eagerly! didn't have to wait too long before we got a taste of heaven. they come wrapped in a sturdy box, covered in plastic film and snug in a cardboard slip. got the avo egg and royal west. both were soooo good and hit the spot for brunch. portions are HUGE, stuffed myself to finish one and had a phat food coma after. the place was pristine, cute instagrammable walls and white tables.

I'll tell you what I want. What I really, really want. I wanna, I wanna, I really, really, really wanna Egg Tuck sandwich!Have you heard about Egg Tuck? They feature a Korean breakfast sandwich with "tucked" in style. At egg tuck , you can have breakfast for lunch or vice versa.The eggs are cooked slowly, so they come out nice and fluffy and are definitely worth the wait.A korean breakfast that will warm your soul, not just feed your hunger Here, they serve fluffy eggs on succulent brioche bread, also called French Toast in some parts of town.We enjoyed the following: Bacon and Cheese Sandwich: (Very Soft Scrambled Eggs, Smoked Bacon, Cheddar Cheese, Fresh Chives, House Sriracha Aioli, Egg Sauce (House Mayo), Served In House Brioche).The Original Royal West Sandwich:  (Home Made Tteok-Galbi (Korean Short Rib) Patty, Over Medium Egg, Cheddar Cheese, Grilled Onions, Pickles, Fresh Chives, House Sriracha Aioli, Egg Sauce (House Mayo), Served In House Brioche **Contains Beef & Pork**).Royal Burrito:  (Added House-Made Tteok-Galbi (Korean Short Rib) Patty, Cheddar Cheese, Grilled Onions on Original Eggcellent Burrito **Contains Beef & Pork**).Fluffy Egg Tots:  (REGULAR: Tater Tots Topped with Scrambled Fresh Eggs, Drizzled with House-Made Egg Sauce & Spicy Aioli) Fluffy Egg Fries:  (REGULAR: French Fries Topped with Scrambled Fresh Eggs, Drizzled with House-Made Egg Sauce & Spicy Aioli).Honey Lemonade:  (Sweet and Tangy Beverage Made from Honey, Water and Real Lemon Juice).Everything was really delicious, and who knew that fluffy eggs on French Fries or Tater Tots could be so yummy?They just opened their 2nd location at 2411 N Clark Street in Chicago.For a complete meal in a sandwich, get yourself over to Egg Tuck and do it quickly!

Finally was able to check out Egg Tuck!I saw this place all over my Instagram and was happy to get the chance to swing by while we were in town.I dream about this egg sandwich. The buttered bread and soft fluffy eggs are absolutely mouthwatering. I loooooved this so much! We tried the fluffy tots which were also incredible. 1000% recommend this place to anyone!When we arrived it was super busy and noticed everyone ordering on a touch screen and then when we got our order a table opened up so we snatched that and ate our food in restaurant even though we ordered to-go.Really loved our coffee as well! Would love to come back and try some more of their breakfast menu someday :)

I came here for a late lunch on a Saturday. They had tables open. We ordered the avocado egg, royal west, and spicy royal west. My favorite was the avocado egg. The spicy one was too spicy. These are very rich and one sandwich is plenty. Prices are good for the sandwich. We enjoyed the tater tots. These sandwiches are hard to share, since it's messy. The sandwiches take awhile and you order via touch screen. They did clean off a table before I sat down so that was good.

This sandwich was so thick and delicious! Definitely recommend! Got it via take out and the packaging was perfect

We walked past this place when it first opened, and the line was way too long, so we waited for a weekday morning to try it out. There were a handful of people around 8:30 am on a Friday.We got the Royal West, Gochuracha Royal West and tater tots. The sandwiches were SO GOOD! Two greasy brioche bread hugging a huge galbi/short rib patty is the perfect treat on a rainy morning. I doubt I'll try other sandwiches because those two are undefeatable lolI ordered to-go and probably waited 10-15 mins. The food was also carefully wrapped with a plastic protective layer over the sandwich so the good things won't fall out on my way back.

Service was mediocre; not bad, but not great either. The ambiance was decent, but dirtier than I'm comfortable with (not surprised considering the amount of foot traffic). The food:I ordered a bacon and egg sandwich and added avocado, and a ham and cheese for my son. My son's ham and egg was stuffed full of egg, and was a hearty sandwich. My sandwich on the other hand was served on cold toast, was mostly avocado, had undercooked bacon, and hardly any egg besides the top part of the sandwich. The eggs were fluffy, seasoned, and delicious, but besides that the sandwich was underwhelming and slightly disappointing after seeing all of the hype on social media. If the sandwich was cooked and put together as well as it was packaged then Egg Tuck would be a winner in my book. Besides the disappointment with my sandwich, I was also disappointed by how long it took to get my order (around 25 minutes), how dirty the tables and floors were, and how stingy they are with the room temperature water. I don't recommend wasting your money here, especially if you're talented enough to make your own scrambled eggs.