Huge Tree Pastry

“Staff was super nice and the food came out quickly.”

Albert Vo★★★★★

Food: legit Taiwanese breakfast spot in the area. Salty Fan Tuan with purple rice & eggs is my go to order, along with fresh sweetened soy milk. My family also tried their green onion pancakes with eggs and thought it was good as well. Service: the young lady in front is friendly and a hard worker. We appreciate her hustle and attentive service. Atmosphere: a home vibe/small hole-in-the-wall restaurant which reminded me of many places you'd find in Taiwan.

Taka H★★★★

💰💰CASH ONLY 💰💰 Why Huge Tree Pastry? - Quick to-go Taiwanese breakfast items - Craving Fan Tuan or Baked Sesame bread items - FRESH soy milk too! FOOD 4/5 - Sweet Soy Bean Milk hot or cold in a bowl w/spoon = Love it and the portion is huge - Taiwanese donut (You Tiao) = cant go wrong with this - Baked sesame bread w/egg = Flakey and delish - Fan Tuan w/egg - should have added pickles = DELISH Note: Added purple rice for the Fan Tuan, it's a heavy hearty meal SERVICE 4/5 Despite the claims of horrible service it was the opposite. The entire staff was friendly, prompt and attentive. The

Selina Oeien★★★★

As someone who has eaten authentic breakfasts in Taiwan, this spot is definitely comparable, if not even better. Their purple rice salty fan tuan and baked sesame bread (or shaobing) with egg are my absolute favorites! So flavorful and homemade, I feel like I am transported back to local breakfast shops in Taipei. The only complaint is that the service is really rude and the environment is a bit run-down. Otherwise, I will still be back for these two items and more!

Elsa A★★★

Disappointed as a 10yrs customer. Have been eating for 10yrs and this place I used to rate it Top 1 rice ball in LA but not anymore. Ordered my usually purple rice added egg and pickle $7.95. However, I got a soggy Chinese donut inside. Only last few bite can see pork floss and pickle. With $7.95 this price, I would rather go to Yimei for way bigger and more options :(