Breakfast Sandwich is one of my favorite food, but Korean Breakfast Sandwichhhh, its the next level! The bread is a little sweet, soft, and fluffy. They cut it thick and make a cut in the middle, so your bread is kind of the pocket for all the amazing & delicious ingredients. This is our first time here and we try the classic Ham & Egg Toast, and Bulgogi & Egg Burrito. The egg is really soft and a little creamy, it is perfect! Bulgogi is sweet and flavorful, and it is really good combo with the egg and hash browns. I can tell they put so much effort into the packaging to ensure everything still intact and look nice even if you take to-go. The restaurant is clean, staff is good and friendly, and cute robot will bring out your food Give this place a try!

Wanted to try something different for brunch. Egg sando pics looked really good. Tried out a few things here: - Tater tots - Ham and egg croissant - Hashbrown and egg toast - Bulgogi and egg toast First off, lots and lots of eggs. It's like a wall of eggs, which isn't a bad thing, but it is pretty filling. The croissant is buttery, but very warm/hot to hold in the foil. The toasts tasted or like a Texas toast. I was hoping it for it to be a buttery brioche bread. They're pretty bland in term of flavor, but the bulgogi had the sweet bulgogi sauce in the meat that makes it a better flavor overall. Enjoyable overall, but it was little too much eggs for me personally. One thing I will say is that the ordering from the kiosk. It doesn't print your order number or text you your order number. So you have to pay attention and mentally remember your order number right after you pay for it on the iPad. It was cute getting your food delivered by the robot. Little gimmicky because it rolls up near the front register. And you have to wait for it to completely spin around before grabbing your food.

I've heard great things about this place so I came here for breakfast when I was in the area. We arrived right when they opened so we were the first ones there. A steady stream of people made their way in to eat or grab something to go. The robot delivering food was entertaining for a lot of customers. We tried the avocado and egg toast, the chicken and egg croissant, and the bulgogi and egg burrito. All of the flavors were delicious. The food is a bit rich and rather filling. I unwrapped everything for pictures but wouldn't do that again as the food is easier to eat when more wrapped up. Looking forward to coming back and trying the hash brown and egg combo.

What an egg-tastic way to start my day! Puns aside, egg happiness is really the best way to start your day. Here, they serve a variety of egg sandwiches, burritos, and beverages you typically find in Asian super markets. We ordered the original egg sandwich, original egg with avocado, dalgona coffee, banana milk, and tater tots. All sandwiches are made with a buttered brioche bun that's sliced partially to stuff all the egg goodness. The eggs are prepared scrambled with a slice of cheese, and topped with their special house sauce. The avocado version of it has slices of fresh avocado in it. Honestly, this is why you'd probably come here. It's super buttery and fulfilling, yet you can't help but want to order another sandwich. The tots as well were fried to perfection for my tastes with a perfect amount of crisp and fluffiness. While the materials used to make the meal were simple, comes their master in craft to perfect making breakfast. Totally worth! The beverages were quite nice too! I can only recommend the coffee as those were made by hand and the banana milk is store purchased. Overall, egg happiness has clearly become a staple of great eats here at Dublin. With such a clean space, great vibes, and fantastic eats; you can't go wrong stopping by for brunch of breakfast. My only complaint? Please be open later than 3! My night cravings won't be satisfied.

Small space with indoor seating and some cute breakfast art on the yellow-colored walls. A simple menu offering korean fusion breakfast burritos and sandwiches as well as a few coffee beverages, that was more than enough to satisfy our morning cravings this past Saturday. Got the bacon and egg toast, chicken and egg toast, and an iced americana that the employee forgot to make until we reminded him 10 minutes later, after we received our food. But he was working hard, being the only staff in the front (if you don't count the robot server), so it's fine. The iced americana had a nice light taste, and the sandwiches were made with a lot of butter and mayo (too much for my partner, but I liked it), and those fluffy eggs were yummy... for an egg lover like me, just perfect!

The restaurant's name says it all. Delicious satisfying. House coffee taste like latte

We have been seeing Egg Sando places popping up in the bay area so was looking forward to trying this one out. Egg Happiness is located in Ulferts Center so parking can be a challenge depending on the time of day. We came on a Saturday morning (10ish) and quickly found a spot. Based on the employee's recommendation, I ordered the Bulgolgi and Egg Toast whereas my husband opted for the Bacon and Egg Toast. We also got a side of Tater Tots. While both Toasts were delicious, we both thought the Bulgogi one was slightly better. There is a condiments table that has salt, ketchup, and hot sauce (Tapatio) packets that you can also add to your sandwich. The sandwich includes cheese and a house signature sauce which along with the buttery toasted brioche bread, can make this rich. Next time I want to try the Spicy Pork which was the employee's second favorite. My husband noted that the filling did not spill out as the bottom portion of the bread was not cut through and formed a pocket which he greatly appreciated. In addition to the regular American drinks, they also carried some coffee drinks along with some beverages from Korea (e.g. banana and strawberry milk) which brought some K Drama nostalgia. Service and employees were all great!

I've been wanting to try this place for a while and I finally did this past weekend! This place did not disappoint. When you walk in, there's an ordering kiosk to the right. My friend and I ordered the Avocado & Egg Toast and Hash Brown & Egg Toast, respectively. There were no free tables when we initially walked in, but luckily a group left when we were ordering. While my friend finished ordering for us, I grabbed the empty table. More tables began freeing up around the same time. I loved my Hash Brown & Egg Toast. It was so good. The toast was crispy and buttery. The egg was soft and fluffy, and there was a lot of it. The hash brown provided a nice crunch and contrast to the egg. I ate almost half of it without adding any sauce, because it really didn't need any. However, I did want to try it with ketchup so I did add a little bit later on. To my friend and my surprise, the toast was closed/blended together on the bottom. Think of a Pac-Man. Having the bottom closed/not opened made it less messy, because the contents didn't fall out when I picked up the sandwich. I will definitely be back in the future to try the other items, like the burrito!