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    4.0 (675 reviews)

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    Vivian A.

    COVID-19: Social distancing is not enforced at this establishment. Some of the staff wears a mask. All customers are not expected to wear a mask. It's optional now. The staff also wears gloves when handling food. There are some hand sanitizers available for customers to use. This place is available for take outs and has no indoor & outdoor seating available with limited capacity. They are only doing To Go orders. They are not sanitizing in between customers. COVID-19 Vaccination Proof: This establishment currently does not require proof of vaccination. While I was grabbing my food from this establishment last month, I asked if they had any special offers and they weren't offering any at the moment. They currently don't have happy hour. They also do not allow pets in their establishment UNLESS it's a service animal. Parking: The parking lot for this establishment is pretty big. They do share the lot with several other establishments. The lot doesn't really get busy, so you shouldn't have any problems with finding parking. I did notice that some spots are smaller than others. Food: I ordered a mild spicy popcorn chicken and minced bowl/ plate. The popcorn chicken was very flavorful, crunchy, tender, and juicy. Big portion for like $10. The Taiwanese seasoning mix brought me right back to the night markets to Taiwan. It's truly the 5 spice powder that hits the spot. The batter wasn't thick, so the chicken didn't taste very battery/ cakey. That's what I hate about some places that make popcorn chicken. It also wasn't too spicy for me. It was just right. I ordered the minced bowl, which is actually a plate. For like $12, it was actually pretty good and the portions was huge. The boiled / blanched cabbage and broccoli were soft, sweet, and tasty. I could taste the sesame oil on it. It wasn't salty. The sweet corn and diced juicy tomatoes combo was good too. The boiled tea egg was pretty delicious. You can actually taste the tea and soy sauce. The egg was nice and soft. And now, for the braised minced pork. The pork was very delicious and it just melted in my mouth. I love that there were some fatty pieces of pork too in the dish. It balanced out some of the pieces of pork, which had too much meat in it. Definitely a very savory and rich dish. Omg and the sauce from the braised minced pork drizzled over the rice was just so perfect! It made the rice extremely delectable. This is hands down one of my favorite Taiwanese dishes, and it was made perfectly. Staff: The staff here are very friendly, welcoming, and kind. They are closing this restaurant down in February 2026 due to rising rent and the landlord's unwillingness to upgrade the place. So sad. I'm seriously upset to see this place go. They accept both cash and credit cards. There is a $20 credit card minimum.

    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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    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

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