Cafe Mei

If I could go here everyday for breakfast, I WOULD!!!!

I've been using the online order and pick-up system here, and it's a game-changer. It's super convenient and fast, making it easy to grab a bite on a busy day. My go-to favorites are the Toasted Signature Sandwich and the Pork Sung Pancake. The sandwich is a flavor masterpiece with its three layers that perfectly complement each other. I love the lightly crispy outside of the sandwich bread, which is incredibly soft when you bite into it.

The Pancake is OHHH SO GOOD!!! if you're into taiwanese pancake breakfast then you will love this! It's soft, comes with different fillings and the sauce is garlicky but so tasty.

Highly recommend giving them a try!

I've had their toasted signature pork, taro pork sung, iced coffee, and iced milk tea. At my first visit I was confused why a 'simple sandwich' and drink can equate to ~$14-16.00 but realized this is considered a hearty quick grab and go meal. I'm in the area a lot for dim sum but notice this is a popular weekend Asian brunch spot.

I visited on a weekday morning and lunch to avoid the crowd. Despite having self service machine, the staff are helpful and offer their assistance as needed.

Still great Taiwanese breakfast! We arrived for Sunday lunch and it was a little busy. Ordered online ahead for pick up.

We like their signature pork sandwich (looks basic but flavors are amazing), egg crepes (the garlicky soy paste is so good with it), and black pepper noodles. Their pork floss taro sandwich is also yummy if you are into savory and sweet at the same time.

Someone in my party accidentally dropped their sandwich on the ground and could only save half of it. Asked if we could have a new one and they said no. I understand since it was kind of our fault, but it would've been nice if they could actually just give us a new one lol.

3.5 stars

Wow, this plaza gets super busy on weekends. The parking lot is packed. The restaurant is also busy , there was a line out the door and the sign said 30 minute wait for food.

I ordered the :
Signature sandwich - comes with white bread , pork patty , egg and mayo. It comes in a half portion and a ton of white bread. This is a classic combo and filling.
Egg crepe with green onion - comes with a sweet soy sauce. Husband enjoyed this
Taro pork sung sandwich - unique sandwich , but not my favorite combination.
Soymilk (hot) - not too sweet.

This concept is unique as this is Taiwanese breakfast. Food didn't blow me away though, however it is fresh.

This place filled my soul with nostalgia of Taiwanese breakfast. The ambiance and food brought me right back to Taiwan. Upon entering, you can order either at a kiosk or with the cashier. It could get a bit crowded since you order at the entry way, so be prepared with what you want to help move the line.
There isn't too much seating. I came early at 9 am and was able to snag a table, but it got really busy as it approached 10 am on a weekend.

As for food, we ordered the daikon cake, egg crepe, and corn cheese crepe to share. I got the toasted egg ham sandwich for myself. The egg crepe (Dan bing) came out steaming hot. I liked it better than the corn cheese crepe. The sandwich is toasted to perfection with a light spread of mayo. It's simple, yet absolutely delicious.

Originally tried this place via DoorDash and I fell in love. It's a small cafe that can be overlooked by the other food spots in the plaza. But definitely come by if you're in the mood for some drinks and sandwiches. The self order kiosk comes in clutch and the wait time isn't long at all. I recommend eating the food fresh but if you're buying it to eat later on the food is just as good.

Ah, reminds me of childhood and eating a breakfast sandwich. The sandwich is exactly as I remember and delicious. The bread was very slightly dry but overall the classic is so good.

I had the Taiwanese signature breakfast sandwich with grilled pork, egg, ham, cucumber, and special mayonnaise between soft, crustless white bread. It was so delicious, just like the ones in Taiwan.

The original egg crepe with onion was on the healthier side, as there was little to no salt, which is actually what I prefer. I find it almost impossible to find saltless options when eating out, so it was quite refreshing. You can always add flavors if you have a heavier palate. I did not try the sauce.

Service was great. Ambiance was clean.

I would say everything about this spot was amazing except for how much everything cost.

One of my favorite breakfasts is Taiwanese breakfast and I was so happy to make it in time before they closed up for the day (come for breakfast-lunch)! The food itself was great, it brought me back to the small stalls and shops in Taiwan but given that it is Taiwanese breakfast, I wasn't expecting the prices to be as high as they were. Although the service and ambiance of the spot were also great as well!

Great food, great service, great atmosphere, just know the prices add up pretty quickly

Fremont has a variety of Taiwanese foodie spots. My friend would come here frequently when he is back home because it offers authentic Taiwanese breakfast and it reminded him of home.

The staff were welcoming and ordering system was easy peasy. This cafe had a delightful atmosphere with affordable, delicious food options. No wonder it was busy and lively, even on a weekday morning.

I tried the pork sung sandwich and it was delicious. The soft, fluffy milk bread went perfectly with the egg and pork sung. There was only a small amount of mayonnaise and cucumber, but that didn't bother me since I was too hungry to mind. I paired this with their soy milk and was glad I started my day here.

I recommend this spot with my whole heart if you enjoy Taiwanese street food! I will come back here for sure!