Po-Po Chinese Restaurant

Ashley R 4 months ago

This place used to be by go to spot. Even when I was younger this was the only spot my mom got here chinese food from. But now they fell all the way off. I order my usual chicken and broccoli.... the chicken was in small cubes, broccoli over cooked no bite to it. Had a bad after taste. The owner needs to do better or just close the place down and retire

Shy 8 months ago

Food was horrible!!! They use to be so good I’m not sure what changed, but I will never return.

SteffNi Morgan 11 months ago

Man this Food is so good the garlic sauce is too die for. I give it ten stars me and my family only eat Chinese from this place in the City…we have tried other places but they don’t it like Popo . The whole ribs was juicy and tender…. My daughter said she prefer this Chinese takeout then the Chinese buffet… everything was so Freshly made..as the kids would say it was BUSSIN BUSSIN

Nabeel Khan a year ago

I stopped by after having this place on my radar for a while, though I just missed the lunch specials, which seemed like a great value. I went with the coconut shrimp, having enjoyed the chicken version elsewhere. The rice had a slight aftertaste at first, but improved once mixed with the curry. The shrimp were fresh, though a bit too heavily battered for my taste, and the coconut sauce was rich but didn’t really stand out in terms of flavor. For around $15, I got rice, curry, an egg roll, and iced tea. The owner has been running the place for 40 years, which gives it a sense of history. That said, there isn’t a single chair or table, so I ended up eating on the steps of a nearby church. There was a park close by, but by then I just needed somewhere to sit. Eating out in the open in Trenton is its own experience. It's not uncommon for multiple people to approach you, sometimes persistently, asking for money or food. The stories are often emotional, and if you’re fortunate, you may feel okay sharing—but the asks here tend to be more direct and forward than I’ve seen in most places, except maybe parts of D.C. Sometimes, all you want is to eat your meal in peace. I gave away my egg

Tapia Byrd Edited 8 months ago

If I'm being honest, I never go alone because of its location. The People inside and outside , no parking. Even before Covid. But, since Covid-19 it has changed a lot. The taste, the amount of food given and yes the price. but it's still my number one place to go for chicken wings and pork fried rice. Because of the amount of food that they give you, I'm now asking for extra just to see what ever I'm ordering. Her egg rolls have gone down a lot. They're dry and smaller.