Should async/await functions be added with try catch?

There is no need to interrupt when an exception occurs at await. You can write it like this. You need to do a non-null check and the console will not report an error message.

let userInfo = await getUserInfo().catch(e => console.warn(e))
if (!userInfo) return

If you need to interrupt when an exception occurs at await and care about console errors, you can write

try { 
  let userInfo = await getUserInfo() 
  let pageInfo = await getPageInfo(userInfo?.userId) 
} catch(e) { 
  console.warn(e) 
}

If you need to interrupt when an exception occurs at await, but don't care about console errors, you can write it like this

let userInfo = await getUserInfo().catch(e => {
    console.warn(e)
    return Promise.reject(e)
})

let pageInfo = await getPageInfo(userInfo?.userId)