Toast N Egg

sosososo good, decoration is pretty and staff is very nice also. The decoration is very good for pictures and very flattering.

The viral Korean Egg Sando in the Bay Area! @toastnegg_usa has the most fluffy eggs with pillowy bread that makes up the perfect combo. You can choose different pairings like wagyu, mushroom, shrimp, etc for under $13 a sandwich! Fun doesn't stop there as they also have delicious croffles for dessert, crab fries made from real crab, and tasty drinks. Parking can be hard depending the time you go. Inside is cutely decorated with an outside patio and service is really nice! What We Ordered: Wagyu Toast Shrimp Talk Toast Strawberry Croffle Real Crab Fries Iced Matcha Latte

This is a unique eatery in which I've never had before. I've always wanted to try Taiwanese-Korean style egg toast sandwiches but I just never came around to try it.I finally came here last Saturday and ordered their Wagyu toast meal for about $17: Toast, Fries, and lemonade. The Wagyu patty just tasted like regular meat but the sauce/marinade from the meat is delicious! The egg is fluffy and well scrambled! The sweet brioche-like bun is also perfect with the salty balance of the patty. The fries tasted like curly fries from Jack in the Box but even fresher and better! I enjoyed watching the cooks put everything together. There is no cashier here; just a payment machine tablet so just be aware. The parking is pretty rough to find in the area too so just come during down time if possible. They have additional back patio seating in the back as well as a few bathrooms. The egg toast sandwich is delicious and we'd love to come back again and try more!

We have been wanting to try Toast N Egg since we had it last year in Korea. We waited for the hype to calm down to try Toast N Egg. Finally went there and it was not busy and was excited that San Francisco has this Korean toast and egg. We ordered the Fish Toast $10.99 and the Spicy Chicken Toast $11.99. The Fish Toast had a little sweet sauce, the Spicy Chicken had a tangy spicy sauce. Both sandwiches were okay. The egg was bland, not sure if it is real egg? The bread looked like it was going to be crispy, but it was not. Seems like the bread was pre-made and they just stuff your egg, meat and sauce into the folded bread. Maybe that's why the bottom of the sandwich was all bread?Inside has very limited seating. There's seating the back patio, but I did not check it out since it was too cold to sit outside! The parking is bad, the sandwich is just okay (not like the one we had in Korea). Nothing was exceptional, but it was not bad either. I would probably not go out of my way to go back for a sandwich.

Toast N Egg has great decor and great food!! There's a quaint outdoor patio in the back for seating but it was a little cold so we opted to sit at the front of the store. I like how there are diner chairs and also normal tables to sit at. The toasts were delicious! The oppa toast had a lot of flavor with the kimchi, the shrimp talk needed a bit of ketchup for me. I'd want to try the crab corn toast next time! The bread was the star of all of them, it was super soft! After ordering two sandos I noticed they gave rewards dollars at the bottom of the receipt so I ordered the matcha for $0.75! There were no granules at the bottom of the drink! I want to come back on a Tuesday to get their wagyu toast deal too!

TL;DR: Egg sandwiches are pretty sweet. Beware in case you're not into that.Solid stop for a simple sandwich! Order online so your order will be ready for pickup as soon as you arrive. I got the regular egg sandwich and fries -- the fries were perfect, but the egg sandwich was mostly sweet. I'm not sure if they accidentally went overboard with the sauce/mayo, but I definitely ordered an egg sandwich because I was in a savory mood and wasn't super satisfied afterwards.

Came for the fun egg interior design, left with a surprisingly satisfied appetite. Don't be fooled by the small seating area in the front; there's a bathroom and a cute outdoor garden area to relax and eat your sandwich in the back! The sandwiches they have here are not your ordinary sandwich - they use the fluffy Korean soufflé egg that really makes it standout amongst its competitors (a better ver of the sandwiches served at Semicolon Cafe in NY). I got the pork chop sandwich but in the future will probably just get something like egg and avocado since the extra protein was unnecessary. The egg outshines everything, and the second star of the show is definitely how fluffy the toast is as well. Definitely will be coming back here when I'm nearby (it's also super close to Pineapple King which is a huge plus!).

Stumbled upon Toast n Egg early in the morning while grabbing coffee and decided to give it a try. I was lucky to snag their Wagyu Toast for 50% off because it was Tuesday ($6.50 instead of $12.99). The special only includes the toast, so fries and drinks have to be ordered separately if you want a full combo.Ordering was simple through their kiosk system, and they also have a neat app with a rewards program. You can even order ahead to skip the line, which is convenient. The decor inside is trendy and matches the theme of the restaurant well. They have indoor seating and a clean patio area in the back with tables and chairs. I also appreciated that the bathroom was spotless.The staff were efficient and friendly, and the Wagyu Toast was decent. I enjoyed the sweet cream, pickles, and the steamed-style egg they included, but after finishing half, I was mostly left with the thick, lightly toasted white bread. The Wagyu beef patty didn't really stand out--it tasted more like a regular oily beef patty to me.Overall, I think this place shines more for its trendy vibe and basic offerings. While the food is good, I don't think the price point matches the experience. I'd definitely try them again, maybe by having a company representative cater to the office for a light lunch or breakfast.

The place has super cute decor, but the food didn't really do it for me. I got the shrimp toast, and honestly, I was expecting a lot more. The shrimp part was just a paste, so it didn't have much texture or flavor. It kind of reminded me of a pancake made from shrimp paste.The egg on top was fluffy, but pretty bland, and the sauce didn't really work--it made everything messy to eat and didn't help the flavor at all. Also, the bread looked like it was going to be crispy, but it was soft, which was kind of disappointing.Overall, I expected better. Maybe I'll try it again with delivery since parking around here is such a hassle.

First time eating here today and I would come back. You order at the kiosk and your number gets called. I decided to get the shrimp talk toast and thought it was pretty good. Soft bread and fluffy eggs. The deal was make it a meal as you get a good amount of fries and a good size drink. I was.really full from the meal. Also, there is a back patio that you can sit and eat or a table and counter to eat inside. Definitely be back.