Hours
| Friday | 9:15 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 9:15 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 9:15 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 9:15 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:15 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:15 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 9:15 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6940 Beach Blvd, Buena Park, CA 90621
Phone: (714) 494-1919
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Order: Order online
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Reviews
-p.s. great sauce with the sandwiches
Interior – cute spot! There’s only 2 tables and 1 community table.
Bulgogi – it was good! They don’t skimp out on the meats!
Bulgogi kimchi – gives it a bit of a kick! I’d recommend this one more than the regular bulgogi cause it became a bit saucier. It does get messy! I do like the combination!
Blue lemonade – it’s what you’d expect! Can’t go wrong with the drink!
you can order online too if you see too many people! I’d recommend as it gets closer to dinner time!
There was also a photo booth in the store that can take cute aerial shots!
We also tried the dalgona milk tea which was overwhelmingly sweet. Would not recommend as it was just wayyy to sweet and ended up making me thirstier after taking each sip just to wash out the sugar in my mouth.
This shop usually holds KPOP events so my sister and I have been coming here for awhile. They recently remodeled the place and it looks great! They also have photobooths for you and your friends to take some cute film strips. It offers a simple menu with different types of egg sandwiches and drinks.
* Dalgona Foam Coffee: 7/10 – simple and strong
I often get their coffees since they’re quick to make and tasty, but this time it was a bit bitter and flavorless compared to the previous times that I’ve had it. Keep in mind that you’ll have to wait a while for their egg sandwiches since they’re made to order and fresh. The shop itself it kind of small, but there are a good amount of tables inside to enjoy your meal. The prices are fairly reasonable and the workers are actually quite friendly.
One of the more popular food places at the Source! 🙂
We ordered their Bulgogi Egg Sandwich and Bacon Egg Sandwich. The bread was bigger then the inside but the egg was moist. The sauce for the Bulgogi was kinda sweet with a tiny kick to it. The Bulgogi meat was kinda chewy on some parts. The bread was nice and buttery. We also ordered their Dalgona Frappuccino and Dalgona Coffee. I really like them especially, Dalgona coffee as I can taste the coffee. I love coffee drinks. I just didn’t like the cookie they put in it but that’s my preference.
They have many other sandwiches and drinks to try. If I’m in the area, I would come back. I would recommend to give this place a try but my rating is more 3.5 stars for now.
On this visit, I just wanted to try the bacon and egg sandwich and a dalgona coffee. I’ll start with the coffee: observed that the drink was majority milk (maybe 90% milk and 10% coffee) topped with freeze dried dalgona coffee crisps on top. Looked nice, tasted pretty much milky, and the coffee taste was semi-existent.
The sandwich: large enough to share between two people, could easily be smashed across your mouth with the sweet mayonnaise smeared across your cheeks. Gushy, warm, and cheesy mouth feel with the sweetness of the brioche bread overpowering the saltiness of the bacon.
Overall, Sammies are solid but a bit sweet for me. Would enjoy a more savory sandwich that would satisfy the meaty umami side of a breakfast sandwich I’d enjoy.
I also grabbed a dalgona coffee and was completely content: sitting, watching my kdrama, taking sips while noticing the passerby’s. The dalgona was slightly too burnt tasting for my liking, but overall I thought the coffee wasn’t too sweet and liked that the candy dissolved into the bitter coffee.
Apparently this location is not very busy on the weekdays. Perhaps it was the day I went, but it really was empty with the exception of some middle school and high school students coming in to take pictures in the paid photo booth installations.
When we came back at 9:45, we were able to order along with some other people, and it took another 36 minutes for us to get our two sandwiches. I feel bad for the two young workers who were there because they weren’t able to keep up with the demand. There was a long line of people who still needed to order their sandwiches after ours.
This isn’t the first time this has happened on a weekend when I’ve been here. It was really upsetting that it took about an hour after opening to be served our sandwiches. The owner and managers need to figure out a system that works. Honestly, I could have just gone to Porto’s down the street to beat the morning rush and my sandwich wouldn’t still have been ready.