La China Poblana - Los Angeles

Tried this out with a coworker on a fine Thursday at noon. There was a parking lot with ample space and outdoor seating. Menu was simple with a small graphic on the side showing what 's inside a cemita. Ambiance was quiet with a Spanish show on TV playing in the background. They take card Visa/MC) and cash.I got the cemita de milanesa $8.52). A big portion for this price, very generous. It originally comes with jalapenos and cheese but I opted to not have those. The food came out fast, in about 5 minutes. They provide two paper plates and napkins in the to-go bag. Taste-wise, the chicken was flavorful and tender. It paired nicely with the avocado and bread. Some parts of the meat was hard to chew but overall, very good. Love the portion size.

Not good at all bad Costumer service...rude lady at the window refused to go e me some sauce for my food and started threatening me to leave

Pros: Delicious “Cemitas” from Puebla Mexico; cemitas are round sandwiches prepared using a traditional Mexican bread with sesame seeds. Fresh ingredients and many typical soft drinks from Mexico(Boing, Mexican coke).Cons: They do not have restrooms nor a place to wash your hands!. Place is old and dirty in the outside, no maintenance at all to their tables. My recommendation is to pick your food to go.

When I ordered a cemita I asked the lady attending me to cut it in half because I wanted to share with someone else. She said that they don't cut their cemitas in half. Like, hello? That doesn't make any sense!! I am simply asking to cut the cemita in half, I don't understand why she couldn't cooperate and cut in half. Expected more from this restaurant.

Cemitas are very good. The cashier guy is the worst and for that reason I'm never coming back here again. Super bad customer service. Don't bother going here... it's not worth getting treated as if you're asking for free food.