Toasty&Sweetz

The facility was clean and the staff was nice. The hand menu is jumbled and not easy to read / follow. The food was served relatively quickly and it was super hot. We ordered the Grilled Toasty with bacon crumble meal with fries and a drink. Not impressed. The eggs were over cooked. The bread was delicious. I would suggest to cook the eggs a bit less to make them a bit fluffier and add the bacon before cooking. We also ordered the Chicken Quesadilla with fries and a plain croiffle. Both of which they seemed to enjoy.

Stopped by this place on a Saturday afternoon and was not disappointed. It's been on my list for a while. The staff is nice and greeted me upon entry. Ordering is easy. I got the bulgogi egg sandwich and it was good! I read reviews before and there were comments about how the meat was only on top. I think they listened to customer feedback because mine had meat from top to bottom. It was a good amount of food/nice sized sandwich for $9. The only thing I wish is that they offered the kimchi & other rice balls as side options so I could try them because I didn't want the soup combo that they were offered with. The place was clean, not super roomy, but there is seating inside.

First time trying an Egg Drop! It was really good. We got the Bulgogi (Beef) with garlic butter toast. Flavor was there. Service was fast and they were nice, took their time with us.

wow i was drawn in by the amazing food pics online but when i went inside it was very clean, there's a good number of seating, the customer service was excellent and the matcha quality was heavenly, reminded me of whole foods matcha latte, very rich and yummy, i found this free peppermint pretzel the cutest and it was delicious, the k pop on the tv was the cherry on top, i'll for sure be coming back

Went there for the first time today. The people working were friendly and attentive. The Bulgogi Egg Drop was delicious!

Best experience ever! The sweet lady who owns the shop was so nice to explain the menu in depth and even gave us delicious biscoff cheesecake on the house! The sandwich was amazing my husband loved it and it was stacked with the bulgogi beef and eggs! All in all 10/10 experience would definitely recommend

Toasty & SweetzEgg Drop sandwiches have a great presentation served on a wooden board, sandwich in Texas Toast sprayed on top with different sauces and in a box container.Egg Drop Bulgogi Sandwich Meal with Egg Rolls was okay, presentation is impressive, when you take the sandwich out of the box container, the meat is only on the top, so after 3 bites you are primarily eating an egg sandwich. Lots of fluffy eggs, less bulgogi than expected. You do get a choice of Egg Rolls or salad, we chose the Egg Rolls which were crispy but just shredded veggies inside which were a little underwhelming. Egg Drop Shimp Sandwich Meal with Egg Rolls can really reiterate from above on the bulgogi sandwich. Served on a wooden board sandwich in a box container sprayed with different sauces, beautiful, but the shrimp, all three maybe 4 of them, are on the top and then you have an egg sandwich. Would have been nice to have a few more shrimp, at least 3 or 4 more, but just my opinion. Pot Stickers were nice and Crispy served hot with a dipping sauce, these were pretty good, not sure if house made.Chocolate Croiffel was stiff, not fresh and room temperature. If it was fresh out of the cooker and chocolate was added, I can see this being a winner.So wanted to like this restaurant which seemed family owned, but the lack of featured items, half filled bulgogi and shrimp was disappointing, cold hard Croiffel, who knows how long it was there, was just a bad impression.

Toasty&Sweetz is located in the same plaza as Arizona Donuts and is right next to Lacquer Nails. As previously mentioned, they don't have a sign visible from the street, but it is clear which one it is once you park.The Bulgogi Toasty was delicious; the bread was soft and thick, the bulgogi was yummy, and the egg was fluffy. The only thing I want is MORE bulgogi, especially for $10 (sandwich only, not the combo meal). The sandwich was layered by bulgogi and egg except the sandwich was 80% egg. I may eat more than the average person but it was a good snack and not enough as a meal.

I've never had an Egg Drop Sandwich before, and I had to try it. I was in Tempe, so I stopped by this joint to check it out. K-pop videos were blaring on TV, giving me life while I decided to dive into the Korean Egg Drop Toastie with a cup of Joe. The Toastie? culinary déjà vu of the Filipino Vegetable Egg Torta, which is basically breakfast trying to be dinner. Service was good, ambiance was just right, the nice ladies working the counter were pleasant, but their coffee needs to be upgraded. It was the sidekick that didn't quite make the cut for the main cast was--forgettable! Props to the presentation, served on a wooden tray that screamed "I'm trying to be Pinterest-worthy." All in all, it was an experience--like finding a lost sock. You're not thrilled, but you're not mad about it either.

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