Whoever said “breakfast is the most important meal of the day” probably just finished eating at My Breakfast House in San Carlos. This classic breakfast spot is a local favorite and welcomes long lines of breakfast lovers.

My Breakfast House in San Carlos

Kakey Chang

Owner and operator Kakey Chang came from Taiwan in 2005 with a dream to open her own business. Having an aunt that owned a breakfast restaurant in San Jose, Kakey had the opportunity to learn all aspects of this business. Ready to take the breakfast industry head on, Kakey opened My Breakfast House in 2010.

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(2) comments

bkalvinf

We have gone to My Breakfast House multiple times and loved the food every time. It's old-fashioned style omelets, bacon, toast, just the way we like it. The owner and staff are super duper friendly too with smiles on their faces and working hard to service the customers. The restaurant is deservedly popular but not to the point where you can't get seated and enjoy the ambiance. We are excited to see these guys getting well deserved coverage. If we had one wish, we would love if My Breakfast House would stay open later than 1:30 on Saturdays and Sundays. Why not keep things open until 2:30 to allow us late arrivals to enjoy the amazing food! Some of us get started a little later on the weekends and this would give us enough time to eat there!

sclocalfam

This place is a real breakfast diner! So so good!

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