Popo - Pullman

We tried spicy beef hotpot, mango smoothie with boba and lychee jelly, passion fruit smoothie with boba, ywen yong coffee milk tea with boba, mongolian beef and spicy fried calamari. Everything tasted great, except the milk tea. The ambience isn’t great, no highchair/booster seat for young children.

I loved my Thai milk Boba!! And I tried the milk buns (fried) and custard bun (steamed) both were delicious. The milk buns were my favorite of the two. Friendly and helpful service.

I'll leave 2 stars because the drinks were good, and because it took so long we got free potstickers that we loved. We ordered the hot pot, I was under the impression you get this pot of boiling nroth and sides of meat and things to put on chopsticks and then dip it in etc but instead we got this like curdled milk soup with steak, fish, spam, yellow cabbage, some noodles. It wasn't that great. We were pretty disappointed : atleast we tried. Service was really great though

Went a month or so back and was bummed to see that it not a traditional Hot Pot place. Everything was pre-made and pre-cooked, all put in a giant to-go cup, even though we ate inside.

It definitely is a place just for college students. There were just two very young girls there, and they didn't get part of my order recorded. There were no sauces available even though they were listed on the menu. The vegetables in the soup were raw and the dumplings overcooked and mushy. The calamari was good, but the egg rolls had nothing but packets of soy sauce, not even packets of sweet and sour, and you have to tip before you get served so you can't tip according to service. It was very spartan inside, with the only decorations overpriced stuffed anime toys for sale. Definitely just a place for tea or boba drinks, the food was very disappointing. I should have walked right out when they said the chicken was off the menu and there's only like 5 things on the menu to start with. Very overpriced as well $9 for a small bowl, like smaller than a cereal bowl, of giant chunks of uncooked onion and carrot and green onion with 3 frozen pot sticker dumplings in broth. For just me and my daughter it was over $60, and the spring rolls and calamari were obviously just frozen and deep fried. It was less than McDonald's quality food for bistro prices. Never again!