Ay Papa Que Rico — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Chicken was good! Tortillas are microwaveable, not recommended. Bring your own from home, if possible. At this specific location, they charge more for salsa so make sure you bring more money cuz they won’t even give you one . Don’t dare to go near closing time (7:30)because they won’t even ask if it’s for dine in or Togo they just put it to go. They make you feel rushed and literally push you towards the door. Especially the elderly guy who works in the front. Also, for the people with kids don’t let your child use the little claw machine in the corner. The claw malfunctions and just steals your money. the workers don’t have a contact number or information and you don’t get your money back. Even if it’s just a dollar maybe I could have bought my extra salsa with that. Never coming to this location again.spent $50 on food and can’t even get 1 extra salsa.it’s ridiculous .Go to the one off Lankershim and strathern. They have better customer service and they serve beer and don’t charge for...

On the surface this place looks like the kind of joint I would truly enjoy. It appears to be family-owned and operated. It's growing/expanding. And it's super clean. Nice family vibe. Pop's is right there when you order directing the flow. Great location. Yet I was truly disappointed with what I ordered. For no other reason then it just lacked flavor. There was no POP! I left feeling disappointed. Because I really thought I was going to get what I was looking for. Example; I ordered a meat filled hand pie and was expecting that meaty juicy flavor explosion. That's the primal thing we're all looking for. What I got was meh. Just meh... I wish them well and continued success. But I won't be stopping by to order anything...

This restaurant must’ve changed hands a few times over the years, I am glad Ay Papa Que Rico took over and have been here a cool min. Decided to visit a couple weeks ago and they did not disappoint... ordered the half chicken combo which came with a choice of black or pinto beans, tortillas, rice, salsa, grilled jalapenos, radish, lemon and an avocado! We also got 2 empanadas, beef and chicken. Both was enough for 2 (women) hungry patrons. They actually offer table service which I was surprised, I really thought it was seat yourself but a nice older gentleman brought water, napkins and the food to our table. If you are in the valley, they do have 6 locations give them a try, support...