Best pork chops hands down! Food: 5/5 I love to get their pork chop soup noodle! Their noodles have a nice chewy texture and comes in a clear, refreshing broth that pairs nicely with the savory and peppery pork chop. The pork chops are the BEST. Packed with flavor and still very tender. I wish they gave more pork chop, but it's a good portion of food overall. Service: 3.5/5 Very typical for an Asian establishment. Nothing bad, but not special. Only interaction is taking your order, putting down your plate, and giving you the check. The drinks are self-serve near the front of the restaurant - either water or sweet green tea read more

Kingchops - Pork chop soup noodle - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

Introduction: I have had their pork chop rice bento on several occasions and today I finally decided to pay this place a visit during lunch and pig out. I got their pork chop rice, steamed bamboo shoots and Fuzhou fish ball soup. Food: The main reason I decide to come here is because I am hooked on their pork chop: the meat quality is really good, it's tender and the meat juice flows into the palate with each bite. It's the best pork chop I have eaten in the SGV area by far. At other "Taiwanese" establishments the pork chops tend to be either overcooked or too greasy/oily. As for the rice, the minced pork along with the sauce bears a homey flavor and taste to it that's rarely found at conventional restaurants. It's the kind of flavor only found in Taiwanese households where the matriarch cooks well. The steamed bamboo shoots are great: it's tender and sweet. Other restaurants' bamboo shoots are often either sour or at times slightly bitter. The steamed bamboo shoots go great with any of the other rice dishes on the menu. I recommend getting the Fuzhou fish ball soup because the broth's flavor is on point: it's lightly peppered, clean, light, balanced and smooth. There's no MSG in the soup whatsoever. The Fuzhou fish balls are delicious in the sense the fish balls' texture is bouncy and its interior filling is handmade. Ambiance: Casual, mom and pop shop Service: Adequate Price: Affordable Overall: It's hard to find a place that serves legitimate Taiwanese cuisine; there are many that claims to be Taiwanese restaurants but often the flavors of the dishes from such establishments are deficient, off or downright terrible. The main issue lies in the fact too many Taiwanese eateries do just enough to get by. At Kingchops they're unique in the sense their flavor(s) is authentic and they are good at what they do. read more

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I love this place! This is probably my new go-to pork chop rice spot. It used to be Taipei Golden Garden blah blah blah but now it's Kingchop. I used to love supreme dragon's pork chop rice but this one comes with so much more! My gf found this place and raved about it so we went here after getting our hair did and I always stop by when I'm in the area even just to get one to go. The place is pretty small and there's only two ppl serving and there can be a wait sometimes but it's worth it. I get the pork chop rice and it usually comes with a veggie side, sauteed bean curd, a soup and half a marinated egg. The sides are always good but the best part is the pork chop. It's not too fried or breaded and it's super juicy. I also get the boiled veggies (usually A-choy w/ meat sauce), marinated cucumbers and steamed bamboo just because I love vegetables and they're yummy. This place is always consistent and very budget-friendly. It amazes me how little they charge for all that goodness. It's definitely Taiwanese comfort food...I miss it already. read more

The food here is absolutely delicious. I'm not even the biggest pork chop fan and I absolutely love them here. The pickled mustard greens and noodle soup are equally mouthwatering. Prices are reasonable, and the owner is delightful. Very happy we found this place! Highly recommended! read more

One of the Taiwanese pork chop places in the area! Side dishes can be improved thou. Simple family style restaurant. read more

A hidden-gem... the best pork chop EVER. I wouldn't come here if you're looking for great service, but the food is superb. Everything is super affordable too. They have an extensive menu ranging from authentic Taiwanese appetizers to noodles and rice dishes. We ordered the Boiled Veggies (22), Steamed Bamboo Shoots (23), and Tofu with Preserved Egg (24) - highly recommend all 3! We also shared 2 orders of the Pork Chop with Rice. The side dishes are mediocre, but the minced pork over rice is so flavorful and the pork chop is amazing! Comparable to its counterparts in Taiwan. Can't beat this place - a must try! read more

Kingchops - Steamed Bamboo Shoots, Boiled Veggies, Tofu w Preserved Egg, and Pork Chops! - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

I've never been back to the motherland but the food here is exactly like what my grandmother use to make when I was a child. I was relishing every bite! It seems like a bunch of Taiwanese spots have been popping up in the area lately but we came to check this place out based on all the great reviews. Is it just me or all the portions really small here?! I guess this place is a great spot if you're trying to controlling your portions. The menu is very simple and limited but more than satisfying. We started off with their cold cucumber and seaweed. The seaweed looks a little different than the norm but my friend said that it was straight up Taiwanese. I guess that's a good thing! Both were flavored perfectly. The cucumber was my favorite as it had a bit of spice in it. My friend and I each got a bowl of the minced beef on rice and shared their signature fried pork chop dish. My oh my. The fried pork chop quality was PERFECT! It wasn't overly fried and the breading wasn't thick so the texture was crispy yet still so soft and tender. The flavoring was salty but with a hint of sugary sweetness. The meat was thick and juicy. It's the best pork chop I've ever had. Although you have to get your own water/tea and the service may be a bit spotty, the food more than makes up for it. I'll definitely be a regular! read more

Kingchops - Minced pork on rice and fried pork chop - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

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Their signature dish is the pork chops. They really are amazing and very tasty. Check hours as they take break in middle of day.

Owner made a rude and inappropriate comment about how much I was eating like that's any of his business. Did I pay you for it or not? Worry about your bald ass head before you go making commentary about other people, thank you. I used to come here a lot when I was a kid with my mom but he doesn't want me spending my money here so I won't again. read more

Probably the best place to get juicy and succulent Pork Chop fried rice........... Cash only. Enjoy friends. JY read more

Kingchops - Delicious.. - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

Came in here today spontaneously, and I'm really glad I did! I got the pork chop rice, and my friend had the Pork hock noodles. The water and tea was so refreshing! I was definitely satisfied with our meals and the pricing. Service made it an even better experience. I do recommend this spot, and will be returning! read more

got take out from here today and it's so good! the pork plate is pretty filling, packed into two boxes. the rice is a good amount and has some ground pork(?) bits and sauce in it. the veggies taste real fresh a little cold. the pork chops themselves weren't super crispy but that's to be expected. however they were super flavorful still and had a good texture! we also got the tofu and century egg and it was also very good if you like century egg! we placed our order at the store, but definitely recommend calling ahead. they took credit card as a form of payment, too! read more

Kingchops - 2 pork plates, 1 century egg tofu - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

Pretty good Pork Chop here . Reminds me of Taiwan , can't really find that dry noodle in other places . Recommend getting pork chop dry noodle, even the chicken leg rice is also good ! Tips : There is a help yourself honey tea I believe . Really good and refreshing ! Will def come back next time for more ! read more

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My college roommate took me to this place, recommending this fried pork rice dish (豬排飯). It was a cozy restaurant, simple enough, and the staff were incredibly homely. It was definitely a taste of childhood memories, well-made without too much fried dryness and balanced with a good amount of side dishes for me to choose from. Definitely recommend trying this classic dish. Secret gem: Their iced jasmine green tea is amazing! It's super similar to the one in Taiwan, light and refreshing. I definitely had a few cups myself while there. read more

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Indoor dining is now OPEN!! For the past two years, they've only offered to-go orders. Unfortunately soup noodles doesn't taste good on take out orders. I'm so glad they are finally opened so I can enjoy a delicious bowl of pork chop noodles! read more

My favorite place to get pork chops. I actually hate pork chops but this is the only place I order and enjoy them. The noodles and broth goes very well with their pork chops and the appetizer bamboo is also delicious. You can order the pork chops with rice or with small/large amount of noodles. The restaurant originated in taiwan and if you go to XiMenDing, taiwan you can find king chops there too ( never actually ate there but I'm assuming it's good too ) Also management changed here but last time I went it still tastes the same. The original owners have moved their restaurant to Irvine California read more

Kingchops - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

This place is BS now, very thin sliced and not much pork leg meant is cost $7.5!! And the BS beef stew Rice is cost $10.25. I won't recommend this place here, since they change owner, this place are getting worst ever!!! read more

Kingchops - This place is BS - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

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Chinese Pork Chop! Enough Said. Small restaurant located in the same plaza as Smart & Final. Good pork chop and small dishes. Love the food there because it reminds me much of Taiwan and what I ate when I was young. They aren't expensive but "cash only" so don't forget to bring money when you go. Recommended: Chinese pork chop lover, authentic Chinese meal, family style, small group. read more

King Chops originated opened in Taiwan. This is one of the most authentic places to go if you want authentic fried pork chop. Coming here reminds me of home and how good it is that I don't need to fly across the world for some authentic Taiwanese food. This business is family owned and they do take pride in making sure you are happy. The service is better than most Chinese places and overall I do enjoy coming here. Tip: Cash Only: don't forget to bring cash!!! I would give this place a 5 star if they start accepting credit cards. The most popular dish is the fried pork chop served with dried noodles or noodles soup and a side of veggie and half and egg for $7.50. The food comes out fresh, hot, and quick. Be prepare, they serve a good portion to fill anyone up. As a side dish, you can order cold pickled cucumber or boiled vegetables served with ground pork on top. You can also order fried chicken leg. read more

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Their pork chop rice is the best!! If I'm not feeling rice, then I'll get the noodle soup (which comes with vegetables, tea egg, relish and noodle) If you don't eat/want pork their fried chicken leg is also very tasty. They also provide free tea!!!! It's not your regular black tea either.. it's some type of sweetened jasmine green tea or something but it is soooo good. Serve yourself at the front. TBH the free tea is the reason why I choose to come here when I'm debating between restaurants... Service is very friendly. Very It's a mom and pop shop and they're always there... I come here at least once every two weeks and the quality and service is consistent. read more

Kingchops - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

Pretty good Tonys flavor pork chop price of a shop noodles and everything else. My kids love their food, we go there pretty frequently.

Another nominee for the "back in Taiwan I could get this for 2 dollars from a lunch cart" award. Back in America, where the margins are steeper and the taxes and COGS deeper, this is a great and affordable spot to get your pork chop grub on. Some standouts: They have a free self serve station for water, hot green tea, and cold green tea. The cold one is sweetened big time, my recommendation is to use the hot unsweetened green tea to dilute the cold sweet one, and reconstitute it with some ice to cut the sugar. Yes I like to make things that complicated ("ma fan" if you in with the mandarin) Pork Chop Rice: It comes with an assortment of side dishes and for roughly ten dollars you get a good portion of pork chop as well. Hitter's choice on either rice or dry noodles, both are good just depends on your preference. Ambiance: The space is small and sit among other successful Asian inspired restaurants. This space is great for people watching, and watching the interaction between the staff. I believe it is a one family show, including a young child who has her own coloring station and book club going on in the back of the dining room. The fried tofu is real nice, and their sauce that accompanies the tofu is on point. they use a sweet and sour vinegar but cut it with a trip to garlic town, which is different from the thick brown garlic sauce most restaurants use. It tastes amazing, and you come out of their with a respectable garlic breath too! Will be back in the near future, with "cash" in hand "only" cause they stick to their roots. That's how they do...both here and in Taiwan too. read more

One of my favorite places to get Taiwanese Pork Chop! You can't beat this place! Their menu is simple and most of the dishes come with the same sides. Great place to pick up lunch if you work in the City of Industry! read more

This is the best place to come to if you are looking for a hearty meal. I always get the noodle soup with a side of pork chops. Also comes with unlimited complementary sweetened tea! Flavor is authentic and tastes exactly the same as the Kingchop in Taiwan. read more

Kingchops - Noodle soup - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

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Been here since it first opened. Although the previous owners sold out their business, the new owner doing as superb job as the previous owners. The pandemic has affected business and staffing cut back caused slight efficiency issue, current owners doing what they need to do to stay in business. Dine in is allowed now. Quality of food remained excellent. read more

A small Taiwanese café. Supposedly there are chains of these places in Taiwan. This place is known for their pork chop & chicken. Just order these 2 dishes if you come here. Water & tea are self-serve (the tea is super super sweet). For the price, you can't beat this place. Get the porkchop. It's all you need. If you want to get the add-ons or side dishes, do yourself a favor and get another pork-chop. Pork Chop & Rice - $8.15 - Slightly above average, 3.5/5 -Comes w/ rice, pork chop, pickles, veggies, soup (dine-in only, I believe), egg, and some bean curd. Everything is decent but it's pretty darn cheap. Bean curd (side) - $3.50 -Average. I'd pass on it 'cause the rice already comes w/ bean curd. Deep Fried Tofu - $7-$8 -Average. If you are in the mood go for it. I should've just gotten another pork chop for a side. TIPS: -Cash only -More like a lunch spot. Eat your food and bounce. -Located in the plaza of Smart & Final / Baskin Robbins. read more

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This used to be one of my favourite Taiwanese pork chop place in all of North America, and I come her every time I come to visit my family in LA. Don't get me wrong, the pork chop is still good, but the noodles were a little over cooked and a little oily for my liking. It used to be a really rude lady boss manning the place, but it seems like it's under new management. Ordered the fuchow fish ball noodles and the bamboo shots on the side. The fish balls were springy filled with minced pork and the bamboo shoots were of a typical Taiwanese recipe. read more

Kingchops - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

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On 4/6/21 5:30 pm one of the employee doesn't have mask on her face and she was keep talking with the owner

Fried pork chops over rice, served Taiwanese style. Or fried chicken leg of dubious origins, if you prefer. I say dubious since a McNugget seemed more convincing when my friend's dish came out from the kitchen. Side dishes were decent. Cash only. I believe there was an additional restriction against large bills. Beverages are of the help-yourself-to-a-cup-of-tea-or-water variety. Service is completely negligent, it's almost not necessary to tip. Plenty of parking in the lot. read more

THIS PLACE IS SO SO SO BAD I don't even know why is still open. I walked I. Around 11:45 am. Only 1 table was occupied and they were about to finish. The "lady" who I think is the boss from all the other comments I read. She asked if it was Togo and for here I told her for here just 1 person. The. She sat me at a table for 6 people right behind the other table. So I told her I can just sit here at the 4 people table. I sat down. And she DEMANDED me to move to another table that is in the center of the room. And walked over and wave me to that table and I asked her why can't I sit here I already sat down. The. She said that table is for 4 people you only have 1. So I asked her are you really busy right now? I don't see you have anyone in the restaurant other than me. Then she goes you can't sit here is for 4 people so I just got up and left. What kind of service are you providing? I haven't even take a look at your menu yet, you are already demanding your customer. I thought I was the one who is paying you...?? I don't care how well your pork chop taste, with that kind of customer you providing I mix rather go else where. You are not the only place that sell pork chop rice. If I can give you no star, I WOULD. I am not sure how you are still in business???? read more

*3.5 Stars* I don't know if I am just being picky, but the '#1 Pork Chop Rice' was not mind-blowing for me. The pork chop itself was juicy and flavorful but was also drowning in oil. The minced pork on top of the rice was more bland than usual, so I probably would not come here solely for the minced pork rice. The #1 is filling and comes with half of an egg, bean curd, broccoli and a bowl of soup. Although the nice waitress spoke to us only in Mandarin, you are given a paper menu to write down and relay your order. The food comes out quickly and steaming hot. Although the parking lot was packed, the small restaurant was empty as can be. I have had the most delicious pork chop rice in Taiwan, so I know that I have impossibly high standards for my Taiwanese food. I will continue to come here for the pork chop until I can find a superior Taiwanese, Chinese restaurant. Cash only! read more

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CASH ONLY. The Taiwanese pork chop dish is as close to authentic as can be. The major difference would be the natural flavor/essence of the pork. The simple fact is, the pork in Taiwan has a different taste than the pork in the United States. Actually, now that I think of it, it's not just the meat but also the produce that tastes different in other countries compared to the USA (unless of course we import it from that country). Going back to their signature dish - the way that the pork chop is prepared and seasoned at this restaurant, is pretty close to how it's prepared in Taiwan (minus the paper box package secured by a rubber band). I tried a few of the side dishes as well and the must get is the bamboo shoots (#19)! The others were good but not a must for me. The owner, Penny (short hair and super skinny), does not smile much but is warm and nice when you converse with her in Mandarin. Plenty of parking spaces available in the strip mall. read more

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My mom had recommended this place to me for fried pork chops and fried chicken leg. I had been really sad since my favorite pork chop rice place, Plaza Deli, closed recently. I finally decided to try this place for lunch. The place is really small and there were a lot of people, so I figured it was a good sign. We walked in and sat down. No one came to give us a menu or to take our order, so I figured this is the type of restaurant where there's no waiter service. So my mom walked to the front cashier and placed our order. They had a big thermos of hot tea where you serve yourself. She grabbed some hot tea and sat back down. We ended up trying one pork chop rice and one fried chicken leg rice. We were brought our food a few minutes later. The small mound of rice was mushy, soggy, and overcooked. How does an Asian restaurant mess up rice?? That's just embarrassing. There were two side dishes next to the rice which consisted of a cold veggie dish and some braised bean curd and half a soy sauce egg...really?...Half an egg? Other places usually give you a whole egg....the veggie and bean curd side dishes were pretty good tho....The chicken leg and pork chop arrived shortly after on a separate plate. The fried chicken leg was ok, tasted good, but there was a lot of fat surrounding the meat. I didn't like the pork chop at all, it was barely coated and was dried out. They later brought out a soup which looked like seaweed and egg soup...which is one of my favorite soups...but it tasted really "off"....can't really describe the taste..but it kinda tasted like what stale seaweed would smell like. Gross. We finished our food and my mom walked back up to pay the bill. The food is so not worth the price they charge. I think it was around $7.50 per plate. My mom was on the phone so she left the restaurant right after she payed the bill at the counter while I finished the rest of my food. As I got up to leave, the owner of the restaurant (i think, it was an older woman)...came to my table and tapped me on the shoulder as I got up and said we need to leave tip. Since I didn't go up with my mom to pay the bill, I didn't know if she had left it up front when she paid the bill, so I went out to ask her. She mom said she totally forgot since she was on the phone and went back in and left $2 on the table. I was livid by then and told her not to leave anything....but my mom kept saying it was her own fault for not paying attention since she was on the phone and walking out of the restaurant before leaving tip on the table. My mom is too damn nice. That's not the point...the point is that they have the audacity to demand tips from customers when they failed to provide good customer service. OMG..who the hell runs after a customer to demand tip for shitty service???? There was literally NO SERVICE whatsoever other than having our food brought out. WE walked to the front counter to order, WE got out own drinks, WE walked up to pay the bill...no one came to check on us....we basically serviced ourselves...and the owner thinks that kind of service deserves tip?? Under normal circumstances, I would have still left tip for this kind of restaurant since I worked in restaurants during college...we usually leave 15-20% even for just average service since I know how hard it is.... But I'm mostly pissed off that they would come out and DEMAND tip for service they didn't provide!! Tips are based on the quality of service you receive...with their attitude, they might as well just add it to the bill and call it a day! I will never come back to this place. The food is mediocre at best and the service is HORRIBLE. My mom thinks I'm overreacting, but it's the principle!!!! read more

It is the authentic Taiwanese pork chop rice box. It always reminds me of my mom's first time taking me to the original store when I was around nine in Taipei. So many precious memories and love in this simple but flavorful box. read more

Simple, straightforward menu w/ authentic Taiwanese dishes. ++ CASH ONLY. ++ What this place is known for: #2 Pork chop & preserved vegetables w/ Noodle soup OR dry #4 Chicken leg & preserved vegetables w/ Noodle soup OR dry Note: For items 2 and 4, the menu doesn't mention the dry noodle option in English, but the dry noodle option is there in Chinese. Remember to specify which type you want =) Personally, I prefer the fried pork chop over the fried chicken legs, because I'm too lazy to pick at bones (lol). But both are really good! They're both crisp on the outside, and surprisingly tender on the inside. As for the taste, it is definitely more on the savory side, but you'll be able to taste a hint of sweetness =). That's as authentic as it gets. The pork chops here remind me of the ones at my favorite place in Xin Meng Ding, Taiwan! As for the noodle soup, it isn't anything too impressive. But remember, you're here for the fried meat. read more

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It took me awhile to find this place. I was looking for their old place called Taipei Golden Garden Pork Chop Noodle & Rice inside the Diamond Plaza on the other side of the freeway. After glancing at their picture, I finally found their new address and name....Jin Yuan. Small little restaurant located inside Pho Ha, Smart & Final & Asia Buffet plaza. I ordered the soft tofu with 1,000 year old egg & pork chop rice. Soft Tofu with 1,000 year old egg (Pi-Dan) - the soft tofu was fresh & tasty. If you had never had 1,000 year old egg or Pi-Dan, it's an acquired taste! It's kind of like eating stinky tofu....yes it's not for everyone! Pork Chop Rice - white rice, with minced pork marinade on top, side of hard tofu, broccoli, a bowl of soup of the day which was like a miso based soup with seaweed, tofu and egg, & of course fried pork chop. Delicious! The pork chop was just cooked to perfection! Will I be back? Of course! Maybe try something else on their menu. One last thing, CASH ONLY! Otherwise you will be washing dishes in the back to pay for your bill! read more

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3 stars for the food -1 star for the terrible service. This place has a very limited menu. There's about 20 items and that's it. Zhajiangmien noodles (noodles with bean paste)- It was only alright. I've had better. Mince Pork Rice - they give you a tiny bowl of rice with minced pork and its 2 dollars?! Seriously? Pork chops - It's what they're famous for. I would say it's pretty good. As we were leaving, I asked for a to-go box. The lady came and saw what I had leftover and said "Oh, I'll get you a smaller box because this box is too big" Really?? It was already a small sized box. She comes back with a tinier box and I couldn't even fit everything in it. Don't think I'm coming back. Only came here because the Pho restaurant next to it was packed and we were in a rush. read more

Maybe I'm not ordering the right thing at this place. Being that my dog's name is Porkchop, I skipped out on ordering the Porkchop at this place and stuck to the chicken. There was more than one time that I ordered the fried chicken dry noodle and every single time there was something wrong with it. Once they gave it to me in soup, I didn't mind but it wasn't what I ordered. I was hoping it would be good but the soup was super bland. As for the dry noodles, not very tasty at all. They come in a lump, all stuck together and a bit difficult to eat since its a giant ball of noodles. The noodles are either over cooked or not cooked enough. The chicken is ok, seasoned well but wayyy too oily for my taste (I ended up always drying up the oil with a napkin). Portions are decent size and filling. I should maybe try something else on the menu if I go back to this place. read more

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I've been searching for a place for solid Taiwanese pork chop and I think I've found it! Jin Yuan is actually the namesake of a very famous pork chop in Taiwan. I went in with a little hesitation because too many times I've expected so much for the places that take the names of popular local dishes as their own, but Jin Yuan is pretty solid! Of course, I went for the Pork Chop Rice, and comes with a crispy fried pork chop that's nicely marinated. It's not thin and flimsy like many places and has a good bite to it! I can eat at least 3-4 of these awesome fried pork chops. The best part is definitely adding the worchestire sauce, which is perfect with pork chop. But it is not any worchestire sauce, it is the same one I've used as a kid when I lived in Taiwan! Definitely added some nostalgic factor. The rice had a bit of minced pork on top, with broccoli and bean curd, with half a braised egg. Also tried a bit of the minced pork rice and it is really just a bowl of rice with minced pork. It's not bad but had better minced pork. The boiled veggie (with a-chai) dish also has the same minced pork poured over it. Lots of people here were also eating the pork chop with the noodles. The chicken leg rice looked good as well! What I should've ordered though was the steamed bamboo. I sat near the front so I could see the little cooker with the bamboo in it and every table ordered it so they kept on getting more from the cooker! Def trying that next time. Self-service tea & water at the front. Cash only! read more

I've always supported this restaurant (for manyyyyyy years now) b.c I think the pork chops are amazing .. Usually .. Sometimes they are a little fail b.c they don't cook it long enough and it's very soggy. But for the most part it has been good. This is my go to place for Taiwanese porkchop rice. I always buy at least four orders to take with me to go when I go back to seattle My most recent trip, my mom picked up the order for me and when she opened the box, the porkchop has become much much smaller than what it use to be.. There were only three small pieces when it's usually five pieces when you dine in. The owner told my mom it's b.c they have to cover the cost of to go boxes and how their boxes are really nice/expensive and can be reused so they buy smaller pork chops to cover the cost ... Wtbeeeeeeep. I've never heard of that logic before .. Does that mean if I bring my old boxes in, I can get a discount or a bigger piece of porkchop? -.- for the cost it has become no longer worth it. My bf use to always request for me to bring this back but after my most recent order, he said he no longer wants it. We had to eat two orders of the porkchop and it was more like the old times portions ... So if you guys have noticed the portions are smaller the owner said its to cover cost and prices have to go up (& since they are doing so well their son is trying to open new locations that's why all the updates to the place with the name and menu etc) .. If you need to bring the price up that's fine your food is good but to make the portion for the meat so small .. Not okay. Side note. Service sucks but what can you expect at a hole in the wall Taiwanese restaurant. And their ac unit is very leaky. Last time I put my $1500 handbag on the table against the wall, and when I was leaving, noticed the entire bag ruined b.c the ac was leaking so much water and dripped into the bag. Very sad and upsetting moment, but do they care. No. Sigh read more

Kingchops - New menu! - Taiwanese Near Me - Industry, California

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