Fooodgo

Went here to grab some lunch. I got the pasta dish with lemon chicken. It was ok and not bad. I also got a Milk tea and a blueberry cheesecake. They’re both over priced for what you get. Drinks and desserts should be colder.

I didn’t knew about this place until last weekend! They opened for about a year already. its like a small food to go place that everything is all packed and ready to go for your convenience. I stopped by to pick up some lunch before work. So they have everything you can name of like sandwiches, salads, fruits and chinese to go food like orange chicken with rice or pad thai, pasta. I had the rice with chinese sausage and a box of watermelon and pineapple. The quality is actually not bad pretty good and fresh. Im very curious to try their many other stuff.

It says closed at 7 but thats when everything goes from 20% off to 40% off. Good rice and noodle dishes, they have congee, lots of bakery items, really cheap if you can go at 7 though, open until 7:30.

I love the food here because my jaw never gets tight and Im not thirsty afterwards that means they don’t use MSG. I have had many things here,
chicken alfredo ⁵⁄₅
beef fried rice ³⁄₅
cob salad ⁵⁄₅
turkey croissant sandwich ⁵⁄₅ (careful the tooth pick is pretty hidden
honey chia lemonade ⁵⁄₅
boba milk tea ⁴⁄₅
light chees cake ⁵⁄₅
congee ³⁄₅
pop corn chicken ³⁄₅
tawainese cold noodle ³⁄₅
shrimp scampi ²⁄₅
Lemon Tart ⁵⁄₅
Chocolate Tart ⁵⁄₅
Coffee pistachio croissant ²⁄₅
lemon seasoned chicken pasta ⁵⁄₅
shumai ⁵⁄₅
floss pork sandwich ⁵⁄₅
sweet and sour pineapple chicken was gross ⁰⁄₅
cheese cake ⁵⁄₅
cold taiwanese noodles ⁵⁄₅

This place is my go to for lunch. There are multiple companies down on Flair and Telstar, and I bet a lot of people come here. Fooodgo is an Asian style lunch box take out place. They offer a huge variety of food ranging from rice dishes, pastas, salads, and dim sum. They have your daily fix of bread and premade drinks/​teas.
The food is made fresh and comes in sturdy containers. I have tried over 10 items at the place and I am still going back. I like the fish combos and the BBQ pork combos for lunch. I would avoid the pepper dishes because they have a overly strong pepper taste. I would suggest Fooodgo to put less white rice in the combos.
They opened about a year ago, and they are still offering 10% discount on all orders. If you get anything after 7PM, they cut the price down to 50%. The place is clean, spacious and bright. If you are having a hard time deciding what to eat for lunch, go here.

Tip: come in the morning! Because that time is the only time I experience decent quality food. Timing is so very important. One time I came after work and grabbed their fried chicken, Korean beef and orange chicken. Both the fried chicken and orange chicken was not only dry but very hard to bite/​chew. Meaning: not edible. Trash! Not sure if it’s because they don’t bother to throw out the old food that’s been sitting there. Or it was cooked that way. The Korean beef didn’t taste like Korean style. More like a black pepper beef. This was a huge disappointment. Spent almost $ 20 that was wasted. It will only take one experience to not come back again.

Got some pretty good stuff to choose from if your in a hurry… definitely recommend the teriyaki chicken

So far, I’ve tried this place for a couple of times. I like the style and the food. However, I am not sure if I can find enough variety after third or fourth time…

I tried their food when they had a booth at the Asian Expo last week. The food and drink was not bad for the price. I would definitely check out their physical location in El Monte.

Expedited service here. I love the concept of this place. They pretty much have a prepared meal in a box made fresh, with the date and time of it’s creation printed on the price tag. You can get in, pick a plate and checkout real quickly. I was one of their first customers when they opened… too bad that alot of other people discovered this place as well. Now the line is longer during lunch. LOL. JK, I’m just being selfish. I’m glad they are getting more and more customers.
They serve a variety of food of different ethnicity that expand beyond Asian. They have multiple Asian ethnicity food (Thai, Japanese, etc.), Mexican food, Italian food and the list goes on.
I tried almost everything this place has, and I can tell you that the food is OK. There are some excellent plates like the pan-​fried fish, but most of them don’t have that «wow» factor. And for a predominately Asian restaurant, their fried rice sucks… and I’ve tried pretty all the varieties of them! However it’s better than those mom & pop Chinese fast food places…
The non-​Asian food taste structurally boring. For example, the Mexican food that they serve is edible and better than a TV dinner, but you can taste the non-​authenticity. Like they just followed the recipe from a random cookbook… feels like it wasn’t made with any passion or heart.
Nonetheless, the price is super cheap, service is super quick and the staff is always super nice. So 5 stars for everything and –1 star for the non-​authentic taste of the food and the crappy fried rice.
I would’ve given you guys 4 ½ stars… but Unilocal doesn’t have that rating.

I love this place! They are my Wednesday dinner every week before class and occasionally I will bump into one or two classmates. I have a bit of OCD and can not tolerate unclean and diaorganized stuff, based on that, they actually create a very comfortable environment for me. Workers are very friendly and many options to choose. In addition, the food is unbelievable cheap with that quality and quantity, with extra amazing discounts after 6:30! One entrée plus one drink only cost 5 dollars! We usually talked about the one of basic financial principles in class is «Tapping new resources and cutting expenditures», and this could be a goos start for me!

I came in on a Saturday and there wasn’t a lot of food out but the chef told me I could wait ten minutes for more food to come out or look on their menu and order anything off there. Menu is huge and has a lot of variety. I looked on the menu and decided I wanted Mapo Tofu. I was told the wait was going to be 15 minutes but the food came out in less than 10. Food was good, I love the concept of their store/​restaurant. Will definitely come back soon !!
P.s everything is 10% off until December :) there’s flyers in store that you just show the cashier or a little keychain card they have in front of the cash register.

Food very delicious.
Like how they have a variety of food like Asians to American.
The food kinda take a while to cook if in not on the showcase.
The place is very clean.
They got delivery also.
They got a patio outside so you can be in the fresh air and enjoy the food. No indoor seating.

Had the pleasure of trying out some of the pastries and they were super yummy!
Loved the blue berry cream cheese bread and the chocolate croissants too.
One of my coworkers ;) brought them into work and we are totally hooked.

Variety selection with good quality foods. Walk in discount and aftersale up to 50% off.
They have delivery service and no tipping, great.

Updated for 4 stars because the food is decent, price is super dirt cheap, and there’s a variety.
Beware: the food isn’t the best, but hey– if you ain’t got time, fooodgo got yo back girl.

So I’m updating my review to include my most recent experience. I visited today (7−6−15) and purchased the frozen coffee (mocha flavor) & Maple Nano Croissants (3 per pack). The frozen coffee is strong but still worth the price. I only added 3 creamers to bring out some sweetness. Next time I may try adding 5 or 6 to get it to my liking. I believe the smaller cup is $ 1.75. The larger one is $ 2.00. There are only two sizes available which is fine. Creamer is free.
The maple croissants came in mini size with 3 in the pack for $ 2. A bit pricey for anything mini but I tried them anyway. The taste was savory. They were buttery and had just the right crispness. The maple drizzle on top was not heavy but light which was perfect for the size of the mini croissants. I think 2 for $ 1 is a better price for the size. I would get them again though as they went good with the coffee.
As I stated previously, some of the food here was pretty bland. So much so that I had the mind of never returning again. Since then, however, I have visited twice and so far have experienced improvement each time. There’s still some room for improvement on price and taste for me, but I am open to trying them out again in the future.

Pass by this place all the time going to Starbucks, decided it was time to try. The concept is great, prepared meals for you at a decent price. And a bakery very reminiscent of a classic Asian bakery. However the three stars come from their EXTREMELY salty Blackened Fish with Sauteed Shrimp (which I only got one of). I was really confused when I ate it, I didn’t know where they were trying to go with this but I definitely needed a large cup of water just to dilute what was going into my stomach.
I can only assume everything else is good and I just got a bad plate, but I wouldn’t come back here.

The place is sickening, great variety of food, drinks and bakery. My personal favorites are blueberry cheese bread, bacon cheese bread and almond tuiles. Definitely try the coffee slush, better than starbucks.
The rice is bomb too.

Working in the office next door you only have a few choices of restaurants to choose from in a lunch that only lasts 30min.
This place is excellent when I am in a rush or forgot to prepare my lunch. The taste isn’t the greatest nor is the price but at least it’s ready when I’m there.
The place is still brand spanking new so I’m sure they’ll be doing some improvements soon.