Huge Tree Pastry in Monterey Park specializes in Taiwanese breakfast items like fantuan, soy milk, and dumplings. Fantuan is a sticky-rice roll stuffed with Chinese pickles, egg, fried dough, meat floss, and more. If you haven't had homemade soy milk, you need to try it here, cold or hot, sweet or salty. Prices range from $2.50 to $5.95, and since it's to-go only you'll be in and out fast.
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