L’uxweet Bakery Cafe

Cute decor inside. Raina who eats a lot signed their wall! Came during lunch-ish and it was empty. Good amount of seating available and there is a kiosk to order quickly. I got the house Bbq pork toast ($9). It was honestly a little disappointing. I liked the soft fluffy bread and the cucumbers and the eggs and the pork, just not together. Also couldn't justify the price just because the Sando wasn't that good and when $4 BLTs are a thing.

I've never had Taiwanese Egg pancakes before so I excited to try something new. I ordered online and chose the original egg pancake the house bbq pork egg pancakes and an Old Fashion Black Tea with milk. The container with the pancakes looked really small and I was worried I didn't order enough food but I was wrong! The pancakes were so filling. Out of the two my favorite was the house bbq pork. I liked that they came with the sweet pickled cucumbers to give it the perfect crunch. I had kimchi at home, so I added that as a side dish and it was perfect with the bbq pork pancake. The milk tea was really good as well and not watery. I saw they have toast and rice bowls as well so I will come back and order those next.

Three of friends decides to grab lunch after pickleball games.L'Uxweet Bakery Cafe of Chino Hills is a Taiwanese eatery / cafe specializing in Breakfast and brunch. They have very good sandwiches, but the egg pancake is thick and a bit too soggy; I personally preferred them crispier. Rice dish is fine. The BBQ meat is really good! Will be back for drinks next time.The cafe is small, simple and eatery style. Service is very friendly as the one taking the orders first and then you pickup your own orders. She is very helpful and cheerful!

Very small and clean place. Their menu has definitely changed within the past few years. But they still have a solid menu. Today we got two egg pancakes: the Pealantro and the house bbq and basil. I also got a bbq plate. Whenever I come here I always underestimate that amount of food. But we got full off of the rice and one pancake. I really liked the pealantro: it had a nice sweet flavor in it. The rice was good as usual. As for the service, the worker always greets the guest at the door. And the place is always kept clean. :) They have a kiosk that you can order.

Solid 4 stars. Came here to try the Taiwanese egg pancake and it's very good. Service was fast and friendly. We got one of the bbq egg pancake to share and it was very fresh and tasty. Freshly made to order and we didn't wait very long. The shop is small but very clean and staff was friendly. Easy parking.

FIRST visit:Delicious Taiwanese breakfast fares at decent prices* FARES feasted on:   === Kimchee egg pancake  === BBQ pork toast sandwich  === Black pepper beef toast sandwich === Osmanthus oolong tea* FRIENDLY service: Yes, but you order/pay at self-order kiosk anyways* FRESH air seating outside?  N/A* FAIR pricing: Yes* FEE processing: None. Accepts credit cards* FREE parking: Yes, lot in front * FYI: All the foods we tried was delicious! Loved how fluffy the eggs were inside the toast sandwiches and how thick the egg pancakes itself were... and the option to add roh-song inside! Great Asian breakfast joint opens early as well (with drinks available!)FOUR stars ****

Vegetarian here! (3.5/5 stars, rounding down due to several factors--slower service, overly sweet soy sauce glaze for the egg pancakes, and the mediocre bento box)The food:L'uxsweet is probably best known for their Taiwanese style egg pancakes (蛋餅), which is made fresh per order! The texture of the egg pancakes are a bit bouncy (QQ) and soft, opposed to a crispy/flakey skin. It comes with lightly pickled sliced cucumbers (not sour), and a sweet soy sauce glaze. Personally, I found the glaze way too sweet, and I think it would be much more tasty with a savory flavor. You can customize the egg pancakes to include different meats, basil, cheese, etc. They also have a series of bento dishes, toast/sandwiches, gyozas, and drinks. I have tried the Tustin location before and I preferred it more than this Chino Hills location.My friends ordered various egg pancakes, drinks, gyozas, and two different bento boxes (that they definitely regretted ordering). There's compact parking in a spacious plaza, clean bathrooms, and a kiosk to self order. There's seating indoors but slightly limited, so I'd caution against bringing a huge party.

My first time having Taiwanese style breakfast and it did not disappoint! I truly enjoyed the pancake with pork, and found the sauce just sweet enough which I really liked. The milk tea is spot on, and didn't have too much caffeine which I appreciated. Boba was great too, had a good chew.Order online and pick up to go! It was easy and we were in and out in the expected time. All in all it was a lovely experience.

Been wanting to try this place for a while but never usually go out for breakfast so finally made it this weekend! Very affordable menu Taiwanese egg pancakes come with cucumbers but they were a bit sweet---house bbq pork egg pancake: the hubby really enjoyed this one!---original egg pancake: I liked this one! Little bit of crisp, lots of chew---sugarcane light oolong: not too sweet and had great tea flavorNOTE: they also have toast and rice dishes which we'll have to come back to try (our friend tried their bao but he did not enjoy it and it looked dry)

First time coming here and indoor decor was nice. I heard about this place from a few friends and decided to check it out. Two stars definitely for the food. We ordered the E2 Taiwan egg pancakes$8 and R2 pork belly rice $15 around. The egg pancake was definitely worth the price and taste was spout on Taiwanese. I also got their freshly made soy milk but it had a char flavor which isn't like your typical traditional soy milk. Must have been something wrong during the soybean extraction process. Staff not friendly at all. We came in to order and they didn't even greet us and all they did was pint to the iPad so that we can order ourselves. Pretty much zero customer contact. In fact there were a few customers that came in behind us that ordered their toast and asked for it to be cut it half and the half owner said that they can do it but for an extra fee. There were many raised brows after that comment. Then what's worse is the other customer that came a few minutes afterwards and ordered a winter melon drink to be spilt into two cups because her daughters didn't want to share. Again the half owner said there would be a charge for the splitting fee as well as extra cup fee. This customer gave good feed back to this half owner stating that other boba places don't even charge for a fee etc but this half owner said it's their company policy. We knew this lady was a half owner because she said so herself but she also added a statement that even as half owner she still cannot override the additional fee. Goodness. To be honest if you are a store half owner you should have the power to make changes and waive the fee. Plus it's the holidays. I doubt today's customers will be back again. Just rude and unfriendly service. I also noticed that their restroom was not for public use. So how are we to watch our hands prior to eating?