Cafe You & I

Cute Korean ladies at the counter are energetic and very nice when taking your order and gave a recommendation to try their spicy pork over rice.
For less than $ 8 the portion size was pretty good, spicy pork was delicious and it came with some salad too on the same plate. The place is clean too. Will definitely be back to try more items in their menu.

I’ve been to this place twice and during those times the lady behind the counter made sure i was well taken care of. Their chicken banh mi is really good and just the right portion for me. The place was clean and welcoming during my two visits. Only downside is that the prices are a little expensive, but my overall experience tops it so I’m still giving it 5 stars. Will visit again in the future.

Probably more like a 4 star place but putting 5 to offset any haters. It’s not fancy but is tasty. And they aim to please.
They have a spicy pork bbq burrito with quinoa and avocado. Very yum and kinda healthy. Plus they have more drinks and snacks than a lot of convenience stores. Top it off with a little outdoor seating.
This is a nice alternative to the Wendy’s nearby. Try it.

It’s a small café with not many bakery or coffee choices. They have sandwiches, but a bit pricey. If you’re vegetarian, you can try their veggimelt, veggie panini or boca burger, not much for veg person other than the 3. I’ve tried their bagels for breakfast, they’re from Costco.

Awesome little hole in the wall place. You walk up to the counter to order. They have a wall menu with the the usuals: sandwiches, salad, breakfast if you get there by 11 but they have specials posted along the length of the counter that some of them are changed daily.
There are about 8 tables inside and 2 tables outside.
Great service. Very nice ladies work there.
PLUS the food is outstanding! I have yet to get anything not delicious. It’s all very fresh and looks appealing.

The Korean spicy pork is soooo good! Got to try it in the quinoa burrito next time. Awesome café!

I had the BBQ bulgogi sandwich (no cheese), and it is one of the best sandwiches I have ever had! I randomly picked this place because it was close to the San Leandro BART station, and I was hungry after getting off the train. I have not been disappointed.
The café is located in the office building beside the BART station. Décor is simple. The place is spotlessly clean, and the food is delicious. I highly recommend!

nice café. simple deco. has alot of food selections. korean owned. I ordered the chicken pesto. it was good. gets busy during lunch.

I work nearby, and this is absolutely a go-​to spot for lunch. Christine is super nice, and goes above and beyond to make sure that everyone is taken care of.
The food is consistently excellent, the prices are good, and there is a lot of variety on the menu. Well, for a place that’s primarily a sandwich shop there’s a lot. The salads are great and very fresh, and we haven’t had any trouble with special requests. The sandwich rolls are fresh and delicious, and I was hooked on the banh mi for a long time.
I almost feel bad giving four stars since this place is so dependably good, but I don’t really give five stars for a lunch spot. If I was celebrating a special occasion I’d probably go somewhere else, and if there was a line out the door and down the block I wouldn’t stand in the rain. I’ve seen lines out the door, but they move really fast.

Reasonably priced, quick yet healthy food (they have quinoa, organic salads etc), conveniently located near San Leandro BART (less than 5 min walk), and excellent friendly service! Cute little deli/​café.

Veggie melt, taco salad, and super burritos are my favorites!
Also udon on Tuesdays and California rolls on Fridays are good!
Staff is super nice :)

A solid place to eat. Prices are low, and the sandwiches seem to be made with love (no, not THAT kind of love…) and a smile. I got the avocado, cream cheese, and turkey sandwich on a french roll, and it was pretty decent. You get a pickle and a pepperocini with your sandwich. Cost me about 6 bucks.
Their daily specials seem pretty interesting. I saw they had a stewed beef over rice (the place seems to be run by a couple of Korean women), I think I’ll try that next time it’s available.