Three Uncles Handmade Toast

Very polite, patient and helpful associate. It was my first time there and she took time to explain everything and make recommendations . The boba tea was good, also got butter biscuits which was good as well. They don't have many chairs for in store sitting.

This location caught my eye as I happened to have three uncles. . . My visit was made on a Sunday around 11pm.  My uncle (the last of the three) and I were the only patrons through the time we were there. The employee that attended to us was patient and quite enthusiastic about the items they were selling. I want something hearty to eat and decided on the cheese sausage lava toast (7.99). The base of the sandwich was a quick bread, and looks like an iron press was used to make it.  Sausage was like an Eckrich type, but not as salty.  The cheeses used were kind of weird: the white shredded cheese did not melt. What’s more perplexing is the yellow cheese that did melt reminded me of the processed cheese product used in Kraft’s Handi Snacks.  Now I haven’t eaten that stuff in over twenty years, but I know that pasty feel when it enters your palate.  Overall, pretty good. I also had a Thai tea (4.99) to go with it as well.  It came in those hard plastic cups with a lid. I did notice the cup was filled to the brim with ice after drinking all the contents. If I go back, I would make sure to get at most half ice. It is quite irritating, and I should be vigilant. A lot of places do this. Next, I wanted to get something for the house. While heading to the display on the wall, I just chose the one that caught my eye. I ended up getting the Dried Meat Floss Toast (7.99). The employee offered to slice the hunk of bread and toast them. I ended up only asking it to be sliced as I didn’t know when I would eat it. I tried a slice of the bread a couple hours later. There was a decent amount of meat floss in the bread. The taste of the bread itself was light and slightly sweet, not too strong in wheat if that is such a thing. Biting into it was kind of an experience: it felt like biting into a sheet of fibreglass insulation. Now I do not mean that in a negative way.  Let me elaborate, the bread felt like it was hissing when bit upon. Much like when you press your hands against those pink strands of insulation. As a result, if was a hearty but manageable chew, which I did enjoy. Overall, I did like the place despite the pricing being a bit high in my opinion. The main draw for me will be the bread

Three Uncles offers a delightful blend of handmade toasts, milk teas, and snacks. The cozy ambiance enhances the overall experience, making it a perfect spot for a casual hangout. The artisanal toasts are a highlight, boasting a crisp exterior that gives way to a fluffy interior, creating a delightful texture. The milk tea selection is diverse, catering to various preferences with options ranging from classic to innovative flavors. The curated snacks complement the menu well, providing a variety of tasty accompaniments. The personalized service adds a charming touch, making Three Uncles a must-visit for those seeking a unique and enjoyable culinary experience.

Toast tasted good and very soft but a bit pricey. The cashier talked less and had no smile on her face through my whole visit.

We love this bakery. We try their bread before with friend and felt in love with 'crown toast 'so we decide come in the store today and buy some. Great Us is a warm and nice lady. Very patient and knowledgeable about their produce . A little bit high price for this area but fit with the quality . My kid love the ' uncle's crown toast ' and 'chocolate toast ' but I like the ' golden osmanthus ' and brown rice-coconut milk paste ' . They have a lot more choice so we decide to come back again to try more. Great job guys !

This place is delicious! It definitely takes a unique take on toast that I did not expect. It's really fluffy and light and so many different flavors. Staff is so kind and hard working! We happen to stop by after they closed just looking at the window not actually expecting business. But the lady working at the time unlocked the door and gladly asked us to come in and grab something. Felt bad at first but it was worth it! The chocolate lava toast is awesome!

Your text is almost perfect, but here are a few small adjustments for better clarity and flow: "I learned about this place on Instagram from the Houston foodie. Ever since I saw his post of the cream cheese crown bread, I had been dying to try it! I forgot to get a photo of it, but it was absolutely delicious! The inside of this restaurant is pleasing to the eyes! I loved the ambiance and wished I could have stayed longer. The customer service was also excellent. Anytime I get a chance to speak Mandarin, it makes the experience 10 times better! Overall, I will definitely be going back on my next visit to Houston."

Walked in and surprised how warm they kept it inside. Associate was not friendly and did not make herself helpful. Never ordered bread from here and had questions. Bread is pricey so ordering a variety can be limiting if you don't want spend $40-$50 on bread.