P P Pop Taiwanese Noodle Restaurant

Taiwanese restaurant · Monterey Park

P P Pop Taiwanese Noodle Restaurant

Taiwanese restaurant · Monterey Park

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127 N Garfield Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754

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P. P. Pop is a casual Monterey Park gem serving up Taiwanese delights like beef noodle soup, juicy pan-fried pork buns, and addictive popcorn chicken.  

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127 N Garfield Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754 Get directions

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127 N Garfield Ave, Monterey Park, CA 91754 Get directions

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@infatuation

"At P P Pop, a barebones café in Monterey Park, the motto is: the bigger the group, the better. The menu is packed with fantastic Taiwanese snacks, like popcorn chicken, meat-laden beef rolls, and a spicy braised noodle soup we haven’t stopped thinking about since eating. But for the purpose of this guide, let’s discuss the xiao long bao. Every order comes with eight dumplings, which are served properly in a bamboo steamer, the soft, wet dough twisted up at the top in a way that resembles a smooch. The broth inside is slightly sweet, and goes well with the generous side of ginger provided. It’s also piping hot (be warned)." - kat hong

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@eater

"Though the ramen and noodle soups are excellent at this Monterey Park establishment, it’s the hot oil pork and shrimp dumplings that appear on every table, along with the shrimp and leek variety." - Mona Holmes, Eater Staff

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@infatuation

"At P. P. Pop, a barebones café in Monterey Park, the motto is: the bigger the group, the better. The menu is packed with fantastic Taiwanese snacks, like popcorn chicken, meat-laden beef rolls, and a spicy braised noodle soup we haven’t stopped thinking about since eating. But for the purpose of this guide, let’s discuss the xiao long bao. Every order comes with eight dumplings, which are served properly in a bamboo steamer, the soft, wet dough twisted up at the top in a way that resembles a smooch. The broth inside is slightly sweet, and goes well with the generous side of ginger provided. It’s also piping hot (be warned). LA Guide The Best Soup Dumplings In Los Angeles" - Kat Hong

P. P. Pop - Review - Monterey Park - Los Angeles - The Infatuation
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Bradley W

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This place is top of my list for Taiwanese cuisine. The pan fried buns are undefeated, and we always eat them so fast I can never take a picture. Tried the fried squid for the first time as someone who was walking out recommended them to us, and they were next level. I will now never not get them, that’s how good they were. The shrimp fried rice was amazing too — nice classic flavor that paired really well with the seasonings on the squid. 12/10 meal

Jiahui Zhou

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Glad to discover another nice Taiwanese restaurant around LA. Very hospital staff. The beef noodle soup is certainly their specialty - unique thick al dente noodles, very tender tendons (chunks of beef not so much), interesting broth with herbal accents. Impressed by their shrimp & pork dumplings - the pork portion was probably fulfilled by the filing of XLB on the menu, which made the dumplings very pleasantly juicy; just wished the wrapper were thinner. In all, don’t expect anything extraordinary, but great value and certainly above peers.

Yiling Liou

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We love p.p pop. My family goes there once a week! The food is always fresh and delicious. The green tea drink is in a huge jug Not to mention popcorn chicken is a big bowl of yummyness. The waitress staff is very attentive speaking good English and Mandarin.

Ann Santos

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The food was very tasty. The fried chicken was fresh and crispy and was surprisingly crispy and hot throughout our meal here. The beef and tendon noodles soup was excellent as well as the xlb! I cant wait to come again and try other meal items. It does get busy so def try to beat the lunch time rush we went around 11:30 and were able to get seated right away.

FuserAgent

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A delicious, more authentic, alternative to the usual Chinese food. Every thing we tried is amazing from the popcorn chicken that has a delicious hint of cumin, to the soup dumplings and the beef roll, the wait for dinner time came before quite long but it’s worth every minute you wait. Dinner for four was around sixty five dollars so, very affordable.

Sara Wu

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This is our second time here and the food was just as good as the first time we went there. It’s my husband’s favorite spot for beef noodle soup. The pan fried buns were crispy on the bottom and soupy on the inside (perfection). Try the honey green tea! It big enough to share between two people. Highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for delicious Taiwanese food! They also have a nice parking lot (unlike most places in LA).

Angelica Le

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Overall: 4.1/5 (dine in) We came on a Thursday evening around 6 PM. We were lucky and seated right away. As we dined, the restaurant started to fill up. They give generous portions so we had to take home enough for a second meal. However, they were lacking that dim sum umami flavor if you know what I mean. Honey Lemon Green Tea ($4.99): We almost burst into laughter when we saw that it was served in a giant beer glass since it was totally unexpected. It's good but you have to drink it right away since it gets more bitter as you let it sit. Popcorn Chicken ($8.50): We got mild spicy which wasn't spicy at all for me. It's more of the batter than chicken to be honest but it seemed like authentic Taiwanese popcorn chicken in terms of taste and texture. Pan Fried Pork Bao ($11.50 for 6): These were big juicy baos that were very crispy on the bottom but the juice wasn't as flavorful as I would like it. Even eating the meat inside, it fell flat so I had to dunk them in chili sauce. Beef Roll ($14.99 for 8 pieces): This was different from other beef rolls we had. The roll they used was more fried, crispy, and didn't have a flakey texture. There wasn't a lot of filling but it did have a nice taste. Hot Oil Shrimp With Pork Dumplings ($12.50 for 8): The dumplings were huge and stuffed with big pieces of pork and shrimp. The wrapper wasn't the best quality though. They didn't pour the hot oil on top of the dumplings so we had to mix it up to get the dumplings coated. All the flavor is in the hot oil and the crispy toppings in there. This was the least favorite dish of the four.

Maer Melo

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Chill restaurant — we visited at a Sunday morning around 11am, and they had no line, by the way we left there was a 15-20 min wait. Great place to visit when you have family in town. Vibe is chill, affordable, not pretentious, and the food was quite tasty. The beef noodle soup could pack a bit more flavor, but I still enjoyed it. Food: good Atmosphere: casual Service: good Do not miss: Pan fried Pork Bao