Yeya's Restaurant
$ • Mexican, VegetarianAbout Yeya's Restaurant
Customers' Favorites
Arroz Y Frijoles Rice and Beans Chilaquiles
Barbacoa Marinated Beef Quesadilla
Asada and Chorizo Handmade Sopes
Barbacoa Marinated Beef Taco
Huevo Egg Chilaquiles
Red and Green Salsa
Huevos Con Chorizo
Taquitos Dorados
Asada Beef Taco
Meat and Eggs
Yeya's Restaurant Reviews
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If your looking to have a meal that taste just like home made,Yeya's is the place.
Yeya's has the best home made food in all Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles. Don't need to look no further!When your hungry stop by at Yeya's for the best Mole,Chilaquiles,Enchiladas,Tacos and Caldos in all Boyle Heights and East L.A.Yeya's has a large options of food and caldos...
Yeya's has the best home made food in all Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles. Don't need to look no further!When your hungry stop by at Yeya's for the best Mole,Chilaquiles,Enchiladas,Tacos and Caldos in all Boyle Heights and East L.A.Yeya's has a large options of food and caldos...
Very good pozole!A lot of chicken and is worth the money you gonna pay for the item.
Best chilaquiles in town! Camarones à la diabla are the best I’ve tried!
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 10PM |
Yeya's Restaurant offers the best homemade Mexican food, with dishes like chiles rellenos, chilaquiles, and mole de pipian that are highly recommended. The intimate space feels like a large kitchen, providing an authentic and affordable dining experience. The chilaquiles are a standout dish, served with a delicious sauce and crunchy texture. Customers have praised the friendly service and down-to-earth atmosphere, making visits memorable. The restaurant is known for its great breakfast options, including a highly recommended breakfast burrito and green chilaquiles with crunchy chips, rice, and beans—all served at a reasonable price. The small spot is perfect for enjoying meals inside, as the reviews suggest that food tastes best when eaten there rather than to-go, since it can get soggy or cold if left too long. The overall experience brings a sense of home cooking, reminiscent of traditional Mexican recipes. For those seeking authentic Mexican home cooking in LA, Yeya's Restaurant is a must-visit spot.