QQ has been around for quite some time, but I haven't actually dined in until recently. I remember they used to serve only vegetarian food, but it seems like their menu has expanded back to vegetarian and Taiwanese food. They're located in the same plaza as Subway and Domino's, so parking is not hard to find. Decided to relive some high school memories and dined here with a few friends (one of which is vegetarian). I was surprised at the number of vegetarian dishes offered (noodles, soups, rice), but I stuck with the regular Taiwanese dishes. Pork and chicken rice ($7.25) seems to be the most worthwhile combo. For a relatively low price, you get a pork chop, a chicken steak, some vegetables, a soy sauce egg, pickled vegetables, and rice AND a complimentary black or green tea. What a steal, right? Their menu claims to not use high fructose corn syrup, which is nice. Food came out fairly quickly and while it was slightly oily, it was a comforting dish that filled me up with some leftovers to spare. Pork chop and chicken were both really good - although the pork chop was better just because there was more fat. The chicken was a little dry, but there was marinated flavor. Came with the perfect amount of rice - really enjoyed the sauce over the rice. I finished about 2/3 and saved the rest for lunch. One friend ordered the sausage rice ($7.25) and another friend ordered the vegetarian curry fried rice ($7.50). The vegetarian dish normally doesn't come with a drink, but the owner was nice enough to give it to them anyway, probably because they ended up ordered side dishes that more than compensated for the price of the drink. I tried the sausage and I really enjoyed the flavor - on par with Sinbala's sausage rice and it came with the same vegetables and egg and tofu side dishes as my combo did. Didn't try my friend's vegetarian dish, but he said it was tasty. We also got an order of popcorn chicken ($5.99) and vegetarian mushroom omelet ($5.99). The popcorn chicken was plentiful and lightly fried. I did think there was more batter than chicken, but it was a nice snack to munch on while eating the dishes. The omelet was alright - a vegetarian take on the oyster pancake, but I wasn't a fan of the sweet and sour sauce poured on top. Flavor was mildly bland; probably not something I myself would order again. As for the teas, we all got the green teas, which was a nice addition to the meal. A bit on the sweeter side, but very refreshing. I do have to say that I ended up saving the tea to drink the next day and it tasted like water. This place is cash only and seats are quite limited. They do get out orders quickly, and lots of people seem to eat or order take-out so it's a matter of luck if you decide to dine in. Highly recommend giving this place a try if you want something quick and cheap or you're in the mood for vegetarian dishes. read more

Came here for the first time after recommend from co-worker and good yelp reviews. Somewhat disappointed. I ordered fried stinky tofu and popcorn chicken. Both not to my expectations nor standard. Tofu smells but not tasty. They give soy sauce paste instead of hot sauce. The cabbage inside is salty. The chicken is just soso, not tasty either. Finally, when i pay, the lady says cash only but I didn't see any sign says cash only. Yelp also listed they accept credit card. read more

Authentic and reliable Taiwanese food in Temple City. You can't go wrong with a pork chop bento box at a reasonable $12. It includes fried yet succulent meat, a variety of classic Taiwanese sides, and even a free iced tea. Still, cash and take-out only. read more

QQ Kitchen - Pork chop rice - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

QQ Kitchen! What more can I say about this place? Amazing, cheap and tasty Taiwanese comfort food - and the best thing is that it's consistent and tastes the same every single time. I've been coming here for as long as I can remember, back when their bento boxes for $5. Now it's double that, but in today's economy it's still a steal especially when considering it comes with a free Green or Black Tea (which is surprisingly one of the better ones I've had!). Parking is also plentiful and not an issue since it's located in a sizable plaza. Fast, friendly and affordable - what more can you ask for? I love this place so much - a few months ago when part of the plaza it's in collapsed (Not QQ's, but the other side), I was devastated because they didn't know how long they would be forced to close for. I don't remember exactly how long they were closed for, but one day driving by I noticed they were open again and I told my entire family about it! If you haven't been here before, I HIGHLY recommend you try this place out. I'm moving away from the area in the next couple weeks, but I'll still be making this one of my regular spots for a quick meal. read more

I love shaved ice. So I come here at least 3 times a week. My boyfriend comes to pick up my shaved ice for me so often, they remember him and my order. It's cheaper and larger portion than meet fresh! The ladies here are also soooo sweet. read more

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This is a mom and pop Taiwanese food restaurant. I come here when I crave some yummy food that reminds me of good Taiwanese food. The pork chop rice is the default go to if you are looking for a quick yummy pork dish with rice loaded with a mushroom/meat sauce. It even comes with with tea when you order this. My favorite is this dish called 肉羹麵. It's this yummy soup noodle dish with carrots, bamboo, meat and a vinergery broth. Not many places serve this so when I saw it on the menu here it's my go to on cold days. The restaurant itself only accepts cash, there's only 6-7 tables inside so not that roomy, I want to say they probably get more ppl ordering take out. read more

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This place has been around for years! I remember coming here when I was in high school with my friends and how I'm back here with my husband. Pricing has always been competitive. I think I used to pay $5.50 for a meal and a drink and years later, it's now about $8 for meal and a drink. It's a lot of good food and my husband said it's super authentic! We love their pork chop rice, intestines with ginger, gua bao (Taiwanese "burger" with pork belly in a white Bao bun), milk drinks- I really enjoy the papaya and strawberry milk drinks. I'll definitely be back for more and love supporting our small businesses in the area. They also sell buns, but you have to order those in advance. They look very delicious and fresh too. Tip 1: Bring cash! Tip 2: closed on tues, all other days are 11-8pm Come and support them- you'll love the mom and pop home cooking food! read more

5/5 for the food, which was great as always 1/5 for the service and communication. This is specifically for the lady working the cash register, the older one who had a wart. It pains me to give a 1 star review for a local restaurant that actually serves good food that I enjoy but I truly felt the service I received warrants such a poor review. I ordered a Pork Belly Rice, a 3-cup tofu, a stir-fried A Choy, and an extra bowl of rice. Issue 1: I asked if the 3-cup tofu could be prepared vegetarian, and the lady helping me said "yes." It was NOT vegetarian. I can understand if it was a modification that they don't normally do, and told me they couldn't do it. I mean it's listed as a vegetarian restaurant but sure, there may be dishes that they can only prepare certain ways, or if it was prepared beforehand so that it could be quick service. There's a variety of different reasons why that would be fine. However this wasn't the case. I asked her in Mandarin if they could prepare it vegetarian and she said "yes." Then I watched the cook prepare the entire dish on the spot. I didn't think anything of it because I couldn't see what ingredients he was grabbing for the dish, nor could I verify with certainty that he was preparing it for my order. But now that I'm thinking back, I don't recall her mentioning to him at all to hold the pork, or to make it vegetarian. Issue 2: This is my third time eating at QQ Kitchen. The prior two times I've had it I wasn't the one who went to pick up the meals, but I'm not sure why it could be any different. I wasn't given or offered a tea with my Pork Belly Rice meal. It is my understanding that if the order was a rice dish, that it would come with a free tea. It's beside the point that I would have declined the tea as I am not a fan of sweet teas, but I would have liked to be given the option, just like everyone else in the restaurant was. I should say that as I was waiting for my food to be prepared, a number of customers who possibly ordered on the phone came to pick up their orders, all of whom received between 1-3 cups of tea. This wasn't a surprise to me as we were given teas in previous visits as well, and today wasn't any different. Except that they didn't offer one to me. I wasn't expecting any tea for the 3-cup tofu or the A choy, but I should have received one for my pork belly rice. Issue 3: Cash only, no receipt, you get what you pay for and you can't know how much it costs. The total for my order came out to $41.83. The A Choy wasn't on the menu so I couldn't verify how much it was supposed to cost, but should it cost as much as their 3-cup tofu regular side? The price of something isn't anything I would normally complain about, and with a receipt, I could have verified this. I only became suspicious as I asked her if it was cash only and she said yes, I started to pull out cash and had pulled out $41 (out of $41.83) and she said it was fine. I insisted and pulled out another $1 bill, which she accepted, and then didn't give me any change (???) 1) The fact that $41 was enough made me feel as if I was had 2) Doing some mental math made me feel suspicious that my A choy costed more than it should have 3) Then to not receive any change or even be offered change is honestly just ridiculous. Again, if I had a receipt, I could verify all of this information and wouldn't feel so cheated. But I didn't get one. Lastly, I can imagine you would think that I can just ask for any of these things to be fixed on the spot, but I truly believe that responsibility shouldn't be on the paying customer. There are standards that many other small businesses selling Taiwanese food have to stand by, and many of the other ones do in a great way. Just not QQ Kitchen. read more

Always good food, good prices, and they give free iced tea. Friendly and upbeat attitude. I get a lot of takeout from this place. read more

I love the pork chop and iced black tea combo! It's less than $8 and comes with salad, one tea egg, and rice. The portion is big enough for two meals (for me), which I appreciate. The pork is incredibly delicious and well seasoned, and the tea is sweet but not too sweet. This is now my go-to lunch whenever I'm unsure what I should eat. Yum! read more

QQ Kitchen - Pork Choo with iced black tea - less than $8 - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

Top pick from this place for me is Pork Chop Rice with Iced Green Tea. Their green tea is not very sweet, so half sugar is just slightly sweet. Ordered their Salted Egg with Loofah once and thought it was good. Too bad they don't have this dish at the moment due to the pandemic (reduced menu items). Got Sweet Potato Leaves instead. No surprise to me that the vegetable is very done (soft/soggy or cook to death as I like to call it - they always do that at almost every Asian restaurant) and oily, but the the taste is good. Been getting frozen dumplings from this place. It's pretty good and $20/bag. Side note: The only thing is the wife (cashier) wears her mask on her chin and the husband (the cook) doesn't wear one. So, if you're the kind of person that is super concern about COVID/mask wearing, this is something to watch out for. read more

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味道真的很台 As a Taiwanese, it tastes super authentic! My desire for Taiwanese pork chop is fulfilled, it also comes with 紅茶(black tea) ! It's really 台(authentic) !! read more

QQ Kitchen - Pork chop rice. As a Taiwanese, it tastes super authentic! - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

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Quite decent prices. Good Taiwanese food variety. Had the lightly battered fish fillets with cabbage, fried tofu; and egg bento box. It was decent tasting. Also ordered a winter melon cold tea drink. Happy and well fed. $13 cash only. Quick and fast service. Plenty of parking at 4pm. Will definitely return and try their stinky fried tofu and oyster omelette. Will take my friend here next time too as she loves the oyster noodle soup. read more

Delicious Taiwanese food + Excellent service. Haven't visited this place in a long, long time because...well...the vegetarian food just isn't what i'm Into. Not sure if ownership has changed since my last visit but the menu nowadays has nothing but the delicious stuff I grew up eating. We ordered the oyster pancake (tasty & fresh), fish fillet rice (very good), and pineapple fried rice (ok). I can't wait to come back and try other items. Price is more than reasonable and service was surprisingly friendly and personable. Parking is a breeze. Highly recommend! read more

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Small booth seating in this cozy Taiwanese cafe with food that tastes like home. We loved all the vegetarian options and opt to try as much as possible. Flavors were perfect, nothing too salty or saucy. Seems like they got it down with a lot of regulars in on a Saturday night! Pineapple fried rice 5/5 House fried noodles 4/5 Vegetarian Popcorn chicken 5/5 (smells/tastes almost like the meat version) Stinky tofu 4/5 (would like it crispier but smells/tastes is strong) Overall great price for delicious Taiwanese cuisine, will certainly be back to try other items!! read more

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Love the vegetarian options here. It's affordable compared to other places. They take to-go orders and cash only.

Very rude and discriminatory. I asked to use the restroom and instead of just letting me know the restroom was for customers only, they immediately refused to help me. I told them I would buy something and they begrudgingly said yes. Did not feel welcome. Glad to be out of there ASAP. read more

Love this little place hides in the neighborhood! They have a full menu of vegetarian food and appetizers! Their fried rice noodles is the best! And you can bring your own container there which is super convenient for me just grabbing a lunch on the way to work. read more

This restaurant have great selections for vegetarian , Comfy Taiwanese street /night market food !! I come here for their vegetarian stinky tofu in spicy sauce/ 素五更臭豆腐. This spicy dish is best of it's kind. But of course, you need to love stinky tofu at first place! Vegetarian stew rice noodles soup taste very authentic . Well,I gave 4.5 stars because dated decor ! read more

QQ Kitchen - Vegetarian stinky tofu in spicy sauce Top_ Soy rib stew rice noodle soup. - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

The wait time for three appetizers is insane!!! It took us almost 40 minutes to get our To-go order, and 2 people ordered through phone after I ordered in store, and they get their order faster than I do. I have no idea why they choose to do the phone order first! Instead of making our order that actually ordered in store. We paid at 5:12 pm and we got our order at 5:47. Why can't they just made the appetizers that supposed be served fast, but instead of making a dozen of orders of rice entree that ordered after us through phone. Based on what I see, the oysters pancakes only take 5 minutes to make, because I don't know why the customer behind me get their order first that also have the oysters pancakes and I have to wait 5 more minutes for another one. Their service is also ridiculous. After I paid $23 for this three appetizers , waiting for the lady to break the $20 into $5s so we can leave some tips. The store phone is ringing and she answered, however, as soon as she speak to the phone! She told us "Don't talk while she is on phone taking phone orders"!!! She like demanding us not to speak, instead of asking us to lower our volume or pause for a while! To be honest, we just chatting at a regular voice. After a 10 minutes drive back home, the dumplings is cold and the fried fish cake is no longer crispy( I assume fried food supposed be crispy or at least not like soft and gummy kind). The only food that is still warm is the oyster pancakes that made at the last second before handling it to me. Based on what I see here, they probably made the dumplings and fired fish cakes long ago and put it on the side while busy making the Big phone orders where the customer is not even here yet! read more

QQ Kitchen - Red dumplings, oysters pancakes, fried fish cake - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

Located in a shopping center right next to a Subway and Dominos Pizza is a nice small restaurant where you can get some tasty vegetarian food. Parking is easy as they have a private lot that's shared with other nearby businesses. The restaurant has a mom and pop feel to it with a handful of booth seating and an open display of the cooking area. There is a gender neutral bathroom located towards the back of the restaurant. Vegetarians, please keep in mind that while they serve vegetarian food, they also have dishes where they use meat. The menu is double sided with one side having dishes with meat and the other side with vegetarian dishes. I ordered the rice cake, curry vermicelli, pineapple fried rice, and a side of spring rolls. The food came out quick and was piping hot. Everything was tasty, but they served the spring rolls with a side of ketchup which I found to be an interesting choice (I tried it on one and didn't use it again). The pineapple fried rice and the curry vermicelli had egg and vegetarian ham. Overall, it was a nice place to grab a quick vegetarian meal. There are other places that are nicer and have a larger selection of vegetarian food. However, if you are short on time and wanted something tasty while sticking to your vegetarian diet, this would be a good stop. read more

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A small hole in wall spot for good and affordable Taiwanese food. Stumbled upon the place scrolling looking for some popcorn chicken. Called my order in and was ready in than 10 minutes. Only thing bad is that it is cash only. read more

Mom and pop Taiwanese shop that offers home cooked traditional dishes such as Rou Gen Mi Fen (thickened broth with thin rice noodles) and combo rice plates. All at very affordable prices! The place is really small, with probably less than 30 seats available. But the chef/owner makes the food right in front of you after you order. They're known for their pork chop rice, and comes with a drink, all for ~$7-8! Definitely worth it for a quick authentic bite. read more

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This would be my first time going here after this restaurant has been open for about ten years or so. They have vegetarian alternatives to most all their dishes and are known for their pork chop rice. The place specializes in taiwanese dishes and does an okay job and offers good vegetarian alternatives. Their pork chop rice was not bad, but I didn't really like their stinky tofu and vegetarian noodle soup dishes (pretty bland). The worst part about eating here was the awkward/weird service. I had already eaten so I just ordered stinky tofu... then they kept asking me if I wanted something. They don't bring you water. They watch you as you eat. They didn't bother bringing water to the table even though we sat down to eat.... It was up there on the most awkward dining situations I've ever been. After I got a box to go from asking, they stood next to the table waiting for me to scoop things into the box so they could collect the plate. That was definitely the most uncomfortable thing about that night. read more

QQ Kitchen - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

Last time I came here was 20 years ago and the fact that they are still here says something. Aka the food is delicious and even through a pandemic they survived. The only thing I remembered my mom ordering for me was the pork chop rice after I finished my after-school english/math classes at the plaza behind this place. And fast forward 20 years later the taste still remains the same. I tried searching high and low to see if anywhere else will have this taste and I came up empty. But now that I moved I don't really come out to this area. So today I took a chance on Yelp to see if they were still here. As I had some errands to do on this side of town. And holy smokes Yelp did not disappoint. It popped up! You don't understand the happiness I had inside that I told my fiancé this place is the best pork chop rice you'll ever have aside from Taiwan itself. That it's not coated and fried that the marinade is sweet and savory. Pork chop 10 out of 10 comes with cabbage, egg, and tofu. For $9.99 before tax. Stinky tofu 3 out of 5 because I felt it was kind of bland but the dipping Saves it. Personally I wouldn't order it as it was 7.99. Overall idk when I will come back since I live 1.5 hours away. But if I find myself back here for sure I will come back! Also the meal comes with your choice of green or black tea It's next to the subway and cash only. Currently only doing to-go read more

QQ Kitchen - Pork chop rice $9.99 (6/28/21) - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

The good, the bad and the ugly. The good - the food is pretty good. they serve typical Taiwanese food, portions are good and food is tasty. (five stars!) The bad - don't order online and pickup in store. or.. you should have very limited expectations. I waited 15 minutes and arrived at the restaurant, hoping to give them exact change, and immediately walk out the door with my food. First, they didn't start cooking until I got there; the lady repeated my order and I saw her threw in the popcorn chicken in the fryer. Then they told me the price, it's different from online. Another lady said she "told them" the online price is old and need to be updated (not sure who them is). So the online price is lower than in store price, don't expect to know exactly how much anything is using their online order feature. Needless to say, I had to look for more money to pay. (subtracted 1 star) The ugly - none of them were wearing mouth coverings. The guy behind the glass chopping up food, he wasn't wearing a mask. The lady taking my money, her mask was on her chin. The other lady emerging from the kitchen who informed me about the online price being old, she was not wearing a mask. In this COVID environment, I had hoped people preparing my food (and talking to me), would be wearing a mouth covering. They were not; am I expecting too much? (subtracted 2 stars) 5-1-2 = 2 stars. read more

Worst service. I asked for sauce and the lady said they have no more at the back. The place is not clean, the cashier does not clean her hand before serving the food. read more

Good food. Reasonably priced and portion is good. The pork chop rice is excellent. Wish they can be more generous in giving chili sauce though. read more

Affordable Taiwanese food. Lots of options to choose from. Also many vegetarian options. The pudding milk tea is good too.

Pork chops are paper thin. There's really not much meat. Rice with sauce is ok. The price has gone up a lot.

Quick and good service with yummy food! I love the option of brown rice and a cup of ice green or black tea with customized sweetness is included when you order any rice dish. My favorite is their pork chop/chicken combo and fish steak rice. They are a generous portion. If you order take out, they are ready in 10-15 minutes. Rice and drink combo is under $10. read more

I love coming here for the inexpensive prices, friendly staff, and authentic Taiwanese food. Every so often I get the craziest cravings for their rou geng mi fen (mushroom and pork rice noodle soup) with heaps of the amazing chili oil they provide. The starchy pork noodle soup has cilantro, thinly sliced bamboo, carrots, shiitake mushrooms and is seasoned with white pepper and black vinegar. It is the perfect dish for a cold or rainy evening. The three cup chicken is fresh, juicy, and incredibly aromatic with the basil, ginger, and whole garlic. Pretty much every rice dish here is yummy as well. I am sad that the tea jelly is no longer included as dessert (now on the drink menu) but it is definitely worth ordering. I have been going to QQ with my family since its inception and have gone through its many ownership changes, so it will always have a special place in my heart. I can honestly say that it is among my favorite restaurants in Temple City. read more

QQ Kitchen - 3 cup chicken: juicy hunks of chicken with fresh basil, ginger peel, whole garlic cloves. Highly recommended. - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

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My boyfriend and I come to QQ kitchen at least once a week! Their service is nice and it feels like home here! Things we've tried so far: Mapo tofu (9/10) Curry fried rice (9/10) Wonton noodle soup (5/10) Stinky tofu (8/10) Thin noodle with pork and intestine (9/10) Pork chop rice (10/10) Fish filet rice (10/10) Sautéed spinach (9/10) Seriously... go try! It's so good and they have traditional taiwanese shaved ice! Yum yum yum! Their pork chop rice is my absolute favorite dish here! The pork is soooo juicy! Also... they have vegetarian options & brown rice if you like that! read more

I wanted to try a new Chinese fast food close to where I live and stumbled upon this small hole in the wall place. The menu seems to be Taiwanese dishes but has many varieties. We ordered pop corn chickens (decent but I don't taste the basil), pork chop rice (they put good amount of pork chop but they were fatty, taste good), pineapple fried rice (this is good with many shrimp, carrots and pineapple), curry rice noodle (it is ok but I will not order this again), beef noodle soup (this is also good and the beef was tender). The price is cheap and they gave 3 cups of free ice tea for my meals. The restaurant is very small next to Domino pizza at Las Tunas. I will come back and try different meals next time. read more

Since not many taiwanese restaurants left, we often visit this place. Decent food and price. However, they really need to work on sanitation standards. No hand washing at all but using bare hands touching food, money, answering phone, hair...etc and its really disgusting. Really want them to last but they need to be serious about this issue. read more

They just don't seem very interested in your business. Maybe they're doing too well on phone orders and aren't willing to take an order with the person right in front of them. Downright disrespectful and unprofessional. Rude. I really wanted to support a small business, but they're too busy to care. Plenty of options, some within just a few steps. Imma go elsewhere. U should too. read more

They used to be fully vegetarian but because of slower business they expanded to include meat options. I really like their fried rice dishes. Also the spicy wontons are awesome too. They give you a free drink with any dry rice/noodle dish. Not too many seats so if you show up during busy hours, be prepared to wait. They clean the wok before making vegetarian dishes, so during busy hours they let you know if they can't serve vegetarian dishes. read more

Pungent stinky tofu in the true Taiwanese style, plus an array of other Taiwanese dishes in a narrow, casual cafe space. This used to be a purely vegetarian restaurant, but now one side of the menu has options with meat. The complimentary chilled (sweetened) tea is very good: you get a choice of red or green. I can vouch for the green, which is as good as at some of the specialty boba/tea places we have been to! Dan Dan noodles here are pretty good. The popcorn chicken rice, however, is to die for. The popcorn chicken rice dish also comes with a stewed tea egg and pickled mustard greens. read more

The food is decent - nothing extraordinary or spectacular. Service, on the other hand, is AB-SO-LUTE-LY horrendous. They are so rude - won't even look you in the eye when talking to you. I love Chinese/Taiwanese food and I'm always rooting for these business owners. But, damn, they really should learn a thing or two about the American culture when it comes to customer service! read more

QQ Kitchen - Fried Fish Fillet over rice - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

This adorable small Chinese gem located in the quickly plaza on the busy street of las tunas. The owners are berry cute and the food is absolutely cheap and simple. Straight to the point, fast and 11/10 delicious. I always come here whenever I drop by around the area and always get their fried pork chop rice. I can tell you that I am in love with this place ever since they changed their menu back from being vegetarian! =pork chop rice= The pork chop rice is incredibly tasty. The pork chop isn't hard or difficult to chew. It's tender, juicy and easy on the mouth. The rice is dipped with some braised pork sauce with side dish of cabbage and some mustard green. A perfect combination of vegetable and meat brings the whole dish to life. A complete simple dish that I definitely recommend! Did I mention it's 6$ + tax? Yah that's right! CHEAP! =tips and tricks= - the owners speak Chinese! - cash only, no card technology - a really small restaurant, might get packed on busy days! - located near quickly, so grab a drink after - huge parking lot available =grade= A+ PORK CHOP Definitely come here whenever you have the time! Try their pork chop rice and their other dishes as well. The smallest restaurants are sometimes the best tasty restaurant, and don't forget.... The cheapest too!! read more

QQ Kitchen - Pork chop rice - to go - Taiwanese Near Me - Temple City, California

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