Class 302 Cafe - Cerritos

The boba and food was really good! Tastes just like the night market food in Taiwan. The side dishes were very flavorful and the pork was soft and tender The drinks were pretty big and delicious. This is my new favorite place! Took off a star because although the wooden box was cute, the lid broke and caved in when I got it lol 2nd visit (Dine in): Super cute place! Everything from the decor to the menu to the food trays are school related. Only some tables had cubbies, so we had to put our purses in our lap or on the ground which was a bin inconvenient.

There’s no service what do ever (So you don’t have to tip! For the price of $10 a bento box, what more could you ask for. Their food quality is borderline average. Yet nostalgic if you grew up in a Chinese Taiwanese environment. As the food are served in high school style metallic bento boxes.

Pretty good Taiwanese snacks and food; the rice with meat sauce was a bit too salty but everything else was great. The oyster pancake was pretty authentic and very close to what we had in Taiwan. The restaurant was a bit understaffed so the service was slow; it was OK for our group as we were there no rush to chill and eat some hometown food.

Today, I was happy to have a meal here, but as soon as I sat down, a foreigner waiter spilled water from his water glass on the floor while he was clearing other tables. The water on the ground splashed on our clothes, the waiter did not come to apologize, and we sat down for a long time without the waiter to help us order, or I called loudly said: CAN I order now? The waiter just saw us. I had to wait a long time for my order to be served. Oh my god, the service is so bad and the food is so slow. I will never go there again, out of all the Taiwanese restaurants, this restaurant is the worst!

The restaurant offers a wide variety of Taiwanese street food commonly found at night markets in Taiwan. You can enjoy everything from shaved ice and bubble tea to a diverse range of stir-fried noodles, noodle soups, bento boxes, fried rice, and Taiwanese teppanyaki-style steak served on a sizzling hot iron plate.