P P Pop Taiwanese Noodle Restaurant

Christina Ng 3 weeks ago

This place has been on my list for a while but it seems like social media blew it up recently so there’s ALWAYS a line. We came here on Sunday at around 2pm and still waited around 30-40min for a table 😩 All that time waiting in line meant I had plenty of time to read through reviews and strategize my order, hah! By the way, when you arrive, make sure you go inside the restaurant and get a number and hang out until they call your number. It’s pretty low tech lolll. Popcorn chicken - this seems to be a crowd favorite. It was good popcorn chicken but definitely not as good as other places in the area. That said, I do agree that it’s good value as the portion is really big. Beef roll - ordered it without cilantro since cilantro is not my friend (sorry cilantro lovers). It ended up tasting a little plain and needed some of the chilli crisp/ oil to give it a little oomph. That said, the crust/ roll was good and the beef was flavorful (not too dry). Not bad, but also not amazing. Pork and veggie dumping in chilli oil - this was also just okay. The dumpling itself was lacking flavor but I guess the sauce helps. Braised beef and tendon noodles - If there’s one thing I’d order again, it

Val T a month ago

If you want fast casual Taiwanese food, this is a good fix. Nothing amazing but still all solid dishes. Whoever made our potstickers this day though, really didn’t care. Others had a nice crispy lace cook on them, all held together in a nice circular formation.. and I got haphazardly thrown potstickers on a plate. Service is typical for a small Chinese place, where if you need something you have to ask, no one comes to check on you. When they’re busy, you don’t get a menu, so don’t expect to see pictures and you’ll have to kinda of know what you’re ordering when looking at just the listed ordering form. I would suggest looking at pics online first so you know going into this. Love the ginormous drinks though, my strawberry green tea was deliciously refreshing with the perfect level of sweetness. Parking - free lot is small. There are some street sidewalk options. We waited a few minutes and luckily people were leaving the market so we were able to park in the lot.

Taka H 5 months ago

They give A GOOD AMOUNT of food here. Great for FAMILY STYLE SHARING or just extra food for another day, hahaha! TOP PICKS: 100% the pan fried pork bao and beef noodle soup. WOULD COME BACK FOR SURE! FOOD 4.5 / 5 OVERALL Popcorn Chicken $10.00 - they give alot but it wasn't too greasy 4/5 盐酥鸡 Xiao Long Bao(8) $13.00 - not bad 3.5/5 南翔小笼包 Pan Fried Pork Bao (6) $13.00 - 5/5 GET THIS 上海生煎包 Hot Oil Pork w. Vegetable Wonton(8) $13.00 - 4/5 not bad 红油菜肉馄饨抄手 Tomato Beef Rice Noodle Soup $15.50 - 5/5 DELISH 番茄牛肉米线 Garlic Bok Choy $14.00 - 4/5 NORMAL VEGGIES 蒜蓉青江菜 SERVICE 4/5 Fast prompt service from all staff members. They really know how to turn tables here! PARKING 4/5 Depending on the time of day it might be tough since there’s HK Good Fortune Supermarket here also.

Janette Guerrero 6 months ago

It our first time there and it was a 10/10 experience for us. Food was delicious 🤤 and prices reasonable🙌. I liked that the waiting was not super long and the food was brought out fast. Plus the flavor of the food was delicious 😋🤤 authentic!!!! We had the Hot oil 🍤 & 🐖 dumplings 10/10 wow. We also had the steam Xiao Long Bao 10/10 flavor was chef's kisses! And the 🍚 with 🍤 10/10. It was good for two people and it was less than $50 for such yummy food!!!

Darlo 8 months ago

Really, really enjoyed this place! Everything on the menu looked great, but we narrowed it down to 4 dishes: pan fried pork bao, potstickers, beef roll, and black pepper beef noodles. All were delicious; the beef roll was the only item that was dry. Portion sizes were huge! Their teas are on the sweet side and served in a XL beer mug. Service was wonderful. Everyone was very friendly and very attentive.