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    4.0 (675 reviews)

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    Popcorn chicken
    Zinnia V.

    Popcorn chicken has good flavor and it's very meaty! Service was good, they no longer have seating and saw a sign that they're closing down! It's definitely the location that makes it less appealing to stop by, but other than it's a shame they're closing bc my popcorn chicken tasted good!

    Railroad pork chop rice.
    Ares M.

    Why thirsty has been around for a while. I really love their Taiwanese railroad pork chop rice! It's probably the best Ive had in LA. Most places make the fried type of pork chops. But I personally love this Railroad Pork chop because the spices are very flavorful. I haven't been here in a while and I just found out they only do take outs now! Which it's usually what I do, order take outs when I am in the area. I guess this is reduces their overhead costs! I just hope they will stay in Business! The pork chops had been consistently tasty and tender. The veggies and corn are good too! Wish they give more corn! The price are still reasonable given the good portion of food. Service is just phone orders and pick up now. Ambiance looks like when it was covid times. But it works as long as I get my favorite pork chop rice!

    Juan F.

    Came here a while back. We got take out and the food just tasted alright - nothing really stood out. Average food.

    Wendy T.

    The premium milk tea with four times pudding topping was great. Would like to try their other teas next time

    The Railroad
    Rita C H.

    Went there in the middle of the afternoon on a Friday and no one was there. The employee was very friendly, but I was disappointed with the food. I ordered yan su ji, tian bu la, and cold appetizer tofu. The flavors were okay but the tian bu la was way overcooked. It was super dry and super hard. Now thinking back, I should have said something. It was unpleasant to eat, although I managed to eat it all.

    Pork chop with rice
    Kit T.

    It's a small hidden gem tucked in a plaza with a Thai and an Indian restaurant. Unfortunately it is hard to find on the street because it's not very well advertised with signs. The parking lot is shared with a supermarket too. So parking can be a challenge. Although my porkchop dish tasted very good !

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    Penny P.

    What's up: My coworker told me that this place has really good popcorn chicken. I actually pass by this place often and never noticed it. Time to try them out! Parking: Shared parking with the nearby businesses, but plenty of spots. Environment: Located between the Grocery Outlet and Bhanu Indian Cuisine and Market, this is a small little shop. There are a couple seating options inside. I placed an order online ahead of time and the food was ready when I arrived. What was ordered: - Popcorn Chicken with Lo Mein (popcorn chicken was tasty and not too salty, lo mein was good) Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. Food was good. The popcorn chicken was moist and they were generous in their portion size. Credit cards are accepted, but you would get a 4% discount if you pay by cash instead.

    Popcorn Chicken with Rice Entree (No Vegetables)
    Siao Z.

    First time here because it's nearby my boyfriend's house and we were hungry. Didn't know theres a Taiwanese food here. Small shop, but the food was good. Shoutout to Tracy as the server! Greeted us as we walked in and when we left. She took our order quick and food came out quick. Please tip them well! It's a small shop!

    The Railroad Braised Porkchop, Lo Mein, Popcorn Chicken and Ginger Onion Chicken
    Giselle M.

    Small restaurant in the same plaza as Grocery Outlet with 6 tables. Came here around 12:15pm on Sunday and it was fairly business as we were trying to order our food. Only one girl working in the front so she's taking orders, packing to go orders and making all the drinks. Definitely have to be patient at this place. The server was friendly and efficient but there were many customers at once so our food took awhile. Many customers waited at least 20 minutes for just their drinks. As for the food, I got the railroad pork chop, popcorn chicken and lomein. Honestly, the railroad pork chop that everyone was raving about in the other reviews is not good (or maybe I came on a bad day?). It was soggy and bland. The Lo mein was garlicky which was good and the popcorn chicken was crispy but not enough to go out of my way for. Their jasmine green tea was good so maybe would come back here for that but that's it.

    Popcorn Chicken
    Ani H.

    If you are craving delicious Chinese/Taiwanese flavors, Why Thirsty in Rosemead is a hidden gem that delivers big on taste! Their menu is packed with bold, comforting dishes that truly hit the spot. The Railroad Braised Pork Chop Rice is a must try and standout--tender, juicy pork chops braised to perfection, with a rich, savory sauce that soaks beautifully into the rice. The Sausage Fried Rice is another must-try, loaded with flavorful, slightly sweet Taiwanese sausage and just the right balance of wok-fried goodness. Make sure you request less oil if you prefer a lighter flavor. For savory snacks, the Fish Cake with Pepper is a pleasant surprise--crispy on the outside, tender inside, and seasoned beautifully with a touch of heat. The Popcorn Chicken and Sweet Potatoes Fries with Plum Powder is crispy, juicy, and has that addictive sweet-salty tang that keeps you reaching for more. And, their Beef Noodles is good but not as authentic, with tender beef, a rich, deeply flavored broth, and chewy, satisfying noodles. I hope they can provide more options for noodles other than thick noodles, it'd be great to have variety of noodle options: thin, round, and hand-pulled. The atmosphere is casual and small (we usually order take out), and the service is very friendly and attentive. Whether you are here for a quick bite or a full meal, Why Thirsty is a fantastic spot for a pretty good dining and takeout experience. Highly recommend!

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    Lily W.

    This is one of my favorite places to get boba! Their Assam milk tea is a classic with an authentic tea flavor. It's a small store located in the same plaza as Grocery Outlet and other eateries. Super easy to place an order via Yelp online orders or call ahead to pick up. I got the popular braised pork chop rice to go and while it was good, it didn't impress me as much as the popcorn chicken did. What I liked: - Fast service - Authentic tasting milk tea - Popcorn chicken done right Parking is in a shared lot. Spaces can be kind of tight, and you may end up circling the lot. If you don't mind walking, you can park in the side street by the Habanero Mexican restaurant.

    Sweet Potato Fries
    John D.

    Best Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken and Sausage Fried Rice! It's been 6-7 years since I've last been here. I actually stopped coming as I had brought a friend (their first time here) and the server was so utterly rude that I didn't want to go back. I was sad, because I loved their food, but I couldn't disregard how badly they mistreated us. I also usually have a pretty high tolerance for bad service and don't make too much of a fuss about it. Time heals all wounds. I was in the area and decided to bring my wife. I ordered my previous favorites and some new dishes. Surprisingly, everything tasted the way I remembered it. This time I didn't encounter disrespectful servers. We ordered so much food, that we had a ton of leftovers that we brought to my parents and siblings. They all commented that the sausage fried rice was really good. Sometimes fried rice can be an afterthought, so that speaks volumes. The popcorn chicken here is also my favorite. I'm somewhat of a popcorn connoisseur and theirs is just perfect. All the flavors and seasonings are on point. There's plenty of crunch and chew. I make this at home, but I can't figure out how to replicate their recipe. Now this is just popcorn chicken, so don't expect a life changing dish. So many places just make mid or underwhelming popcorn chicken... I expect that I'll be back in the near future.

    Lisa C.

    I originally planned to visit the Indian restaurant next door, but I stumbled upon this place instead. At first glance, it looks like another boba shop, but don't be fooled--they serve food here, and it's very good. The menu may be small, but everything they offer is done exceptionally well. Being a big fan of Taiwanese food, I've been on the lookout for a spot since moving to the area, and I'm glad I found this one. Here's what we ordered: * Popcorn Chicken - I agree with other reviews that it was a little dry, but the flavor was spot on and instantly familiar. I do wish it had more basil and a bit more spice to elevate it. For me, it's a solid 3/5. * Fried Fish Filet with Dry Noodles - This was a showstopper. The fish was perfectly fried with a super thin, crispy exterior and a tender, juicy inside. I could seriously eat this every day if I could--just outstanding. * Stir-Fried Pork Tenderloin - Sorry, no picture here--my husband started eating before I could snap one! But this dish was very well-seasoned, with a clean and delicious flavor. I think I tasted a hint of Worcestershire sauce, which worked great in the stir-fry. It came with garlicky stir-fried cabbage and a generous portion overall. This place was a pleasant surprise, and I'll definitely be back for more!

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    Feels like home cooking when we come here. Btw, the restaurant is open. Go support them.

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    Is Formosa Sweet drink still available?

    Halo, May I ask if you guys will be open on Nov24 Thursday ? I am afraid you will close due to Thanksgiving , just want to make sure

    Went there today after not getting thru on the phone. Sign on the door says they are closed for Thanksgiving week.

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    4.6
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    I went Friday night and it wasn't too busy. I didn't know what to get so I asked the cashier and…read moreshe recommended me to get the mango pomelo. I got it at 50% sugar since i didn't want it too sweet. She was super friendly and not to mention I got my drink super fast! Also the back area is super spacious and had good vibes. The recommendation for the mango pomelo was spot on. It was so good and refreshing I'll come back again. EDIT (I went back) I went back again on Sunday and it was pretty packed. I wanted to try their BOGO. The wait was a bit long but granted there was a huge line. I got 2 of their Lychee drinks with crystal boba and it was delicious!

    Yet another boba shop in the 626 SGV area. Overall, One Tea serves up some quality tea drinks…read more Their motto is to handcraft each drink fresh as it is ordered. You definitely can taste the rich tea fragrance notes in each of their drinks. So far, I've tried their One Tea Signature blend milk tea and their Orchis oolong tea with coconut cloud. I also especially love their popping barley topping. It's a unique spin to the traditional boba. It's refreshing a fun to eat. We also got their walnut custard cake, which was a nice treat. They are slightly crispy on the outside, yet pleasantly moist on the inside. The custard inside added just the right about of sweetness. To finish each mini cake off, each contain bits of actual walnuts on the inside, which really made this dessert well worth it. The only reason I am knocking off a star is because of their staff. They were not very friendly or communicative. The majority of the time, they really tried to avoid making eye contact with the customers. This makes the experience feel awkward and unwelcoming.

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    Chicha San Chen

    Chicha San Chen

    4.2
    (75 reviews)
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    Sister store to the one in San Gabriel. It's less crowded here, so if you want to avoid the lines,…read morecome to this location. Once you walk in, there are kiosks that you order at. Their Chicha-exclusive tea machines are the star. It looks so cool and professional. It reminds me of an espresso machine, but in this case, it specifically brews tea. I ordered the High mountain tea with pineapple jelly, 0% sweetness. It was FANTASTIC. Full of tea fragrance without the drying tea effect. The pineapple jelly added just enough sweetness to the drink. You do taste the pineapple flavor, which contrasted the tea flavor perfectly. They also have very cute cup carriers that's environmentally friendly. I'll definitely be coming back to try out their other drinks.

    I've been a loyal Chi Cha San Chen customer for years, but the customer service I received at this…read morelocation left a sour taste in my mouth. I accidentally ordered the wrong tea--that part was my mistake. However, when I politely asked if they could help me fix it, I was met with a cold, flat "no." I then asked if I could simply add boba and pay the extra charge, but I was told that wasn't possible either. What disappointed me the most was the lack of customer service and empathy. For a shop that charges premium prices for its drinks, I expected a much better customer experience. The barista's tone came across as dismissive and irritated, which made the interaction even more unpleasant. I still enjoy Chi Cha San Chen as a brand, but this visit was disappointing enough that I definitely won't be before returning to this location.

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    Formosa Aroma

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    4.3
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    Free WiFi
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    Soooooo good! Where do I even begin?! I was in the area craving my usual boba fix and I am SO…read morethankful I stumbled upon this place. The Hojicha Pudding in the Iron Buddha Oolong Milk Tea is a solid standard. But the Ube Taro Mochi Green Milk Tea?! HELLOOOO. Hella yum! I got both at 30% sweet and 50% ice, and I'm so glad I did because it balanced the pudding and that rich ube taro mochi paste perfectly. I fear full sweetness might be a little much, but I'm an old Asian who believes desserts should be "not too sweet." Lololol Service was friendly, the shop is cute, and I loved the cute lighting and tea wall. I live about an hour away and I would genuinely consider making the drive back JUST for this tea!

    I have been following Vic & Jeff YouTube A Day In videos. They shared their drink experience at…read moreFormosa Aroma. Thought I give them a try. Thanks V & J. They specialize in customizable tea drinks made with 20 different tea types imported from Taiwan. You have the option to choose your own tea base, milk base, and toppings for original teaspresso, milk tea, fruit tea, yogurt drinks and more. Came here on one Sunday afternoon. They are located at the ground floor of Begonia Place apartment complex on Rosemead Blvd in Temple City. Lucky to have snatched street parking, but not sure if they have parking in the back of the building. Limited outside patio seating. Adequate interior seating in a cool, modern, and quiet space. Love the subtle yellow lighting with calm and relaxing ambiance. Tables along the windows have USB chargers. Cute little lamp on the table, too. I didn't see any self-order kiosk for use. I had to order at the counter. Staff and service was okay. Since it was my first time here, I wasn't sure what I wanted to try. They have their top 12 popular drinks posted. I saw the Taro Sago Coconut Latte on a flyer. It looked so good. I love taro so I got it and forgoed the popular ones. Price was a bit pricey though. My drink was $8+. I asked for 100% sweetness, but I found the taro drink to not be sweet if at all. Taro tasted pasty unfortunately. Sago was soft and chewy. It's probably not a drink I would order again. Although I didn't have the best drink experience on my first visit, I feel their drink quality is still good. I just didn't pick the best drink. Look forward to coming back to try some of their popular drinks such as the Hojicha Pudding Iron Buddha Milk Tea and Mango Sago Pomelo. Btw, they are currently running a BOGO drink promotion offer on selective drink(s). Go check it out!

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    Pros: extremely veteran boba experts Cons: I don't want…read morepeople to know about this place or it'll get busy. Our go-to are the mango mango slush or strawberry slush half sweet no chamoy, royal milk tea with boba, and Peach green tea half sweet. Drinks are ALWAYS consistant and yummy. Even more, the boba is consistantly divine-- fresh, chewy, and sweet. Drinks come out quick even when it's busy. I'm always amazed how many drinks they can pump out quickly. The staff here are boba masters. Prices here are competitive/standard. Expect about $5/drink. They also have a stampcard program! Buy 8 and get 1 free. We frequent Hello Boba because it's nearby and good. Even if there's more unique places like half and half, 3 cats, and twinkle brown sugar. I prefer Hello Boba. They're just really good, consistant, and quick. Always hits the spot. Staff are generally friendly and greet you with a smile. There's this one swole asian dude who's that has a rbf. I don't think it's personal though, he's probably always sore from hitting the gym. I almost never get a smile from him-- it's just business. He shows his love in a through his consistant drinks. Which I can appreciate. I usually take my drinks to go. But there was one time me and my son hung out and played board games. They have a nice variety. But just like all other boba places, the games are usually really beat up from all the useage from previous customers. Very casual. The only downside is that this place is dangerous to my waistline. Overall good for everyone of all ages and different ethnic backgrounds. Special Shoutout to Tuan. When my wife or son wants boba, sometimes I forget what our go-to order is. Tuan knows our order. It's people like Tuan that make places like Hello Boba special.

    They have Happy Hour on Monday - Friday from 4pm to 7pm for select drinks…read more Nice boba shop with some unique drinks. Their original mojito is good if you're looking for an alcohol free version with boba. Other than that, normal boba menu. Quick service from time you order till pick up. No table sittings but they do have a bunch for you to wait.

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    Chicha San Chen

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    This boba spot is small with a decent number of tables, but it can get pretty noisy on weekends if…read moreyou're planning to work here. Parking is easy since it's located in a plaza, but the area can get busy on weekends. We ordered the honey osmanthus oolong tea and milk tea with boba. Both had strong tea flavors, and the boba was super soft and chewy. The honey osmanthus oolong was light and refreshing. I also noticed they only offer one standard size and don't allow additional toppings for the boba milk tea, even for an extra charge. Service was fast and efficient, and thankfully, there wasn't much of a wait when we visited.

    There are so many boba and tea shops along Valley Blvd, but I still find myself coming back to…read moreChicha San Chen. If there's no wait, this is probably my favorite choice in the area because I really enjoy their tea! This visit, I ordered: - Bubble Milk Tea - High Mountain Pouchong Tea with Lemon What I like most about Chicha is that the tea flavor actually stands out. Their drinks taste more tea-forward and not too milky compared with many other boba shops. The High Mountain Pouchong Tea with Lemon was especially refreshing and fragrant, while the Bubble Milk Tea was a nice classic choice. With so many tea shops competing for attention along Valley Blvd, Chicha San Chen remains one of my favorites. Service is easy, you can order online or in store. Simple and clean inside. There is parking lot in the plaza.

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    Torotea

    Torotea

    4.5
    (529 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Women-owned & operated

    I definitely came at a good time when it was not very busy so not sure how it is when it is more…read morecrowded, but this is a nice location with some seating at the store. Shoutout to the staff there for being so kind and patient with answering all of my parents questions too I have been OBSESSED with the Popcorn Milk Tea with the brown sugar tapiochi. Like I need another one while typing this out right now please. It's so good!

    Since it opened here, torotea, which already started off pricier than average for tea, has kept…read morecreeping up their prices to frankly comical numbers. Paying almost 8 dollars for a specialty tea wasn't a great feeling, but they had an atmosphere and quality that offset it for the most part. Now, they expect you to pay 10 dollars for some of those exact same drinks. The most recent menu price update for august brought some items up to 9.85 pre-tax. That doesn't even include the dollar extra for their specialty tapiochi. You can't even modify the sweetness or dairy on some! Seriously? How in the world can little more than a single year of being open warrant that kind of price increase? You can't even pull the quality card at that point because you can get high quality ceremonial matcha with specialty housemade syrups, toppings, or foam/cream caps at plenty of other places these days and that's typically in the 7 dollar range, which is, again, not a fun number to pay for a drink. For these prices, I ought to see the receipts on some kind of hyper-local sourced fruits and dairy, specialty fair+ free trade small batch organic tea where we know the farmer's name and when it was harvested. (These aren't even unreasonable asks, you can purchase imported matcha and tea in the US with this level of transparency). It feels more like a hype traffic price increase rooted in greed than anything else. That kind of anti-consumer move doesn't win loyalty, it wins you one trip and an instagram photo and an "it was good, but not worth what I paid." Which is how I felt the last time I ordered the matcha einspanner, which was more bitter than I'd expect and not even smoothly whisked to eliminate graininess. Congrats on your profit margins though, I guess. Your workers make minimum wage and the website says the owner is (was?) a medical doctor. That says something, doesn't it.

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