Honestly a great fast Chinese food spot. Ordered the orange chicken, chow mein, and their jalapeno…read morechicken and it all tasted spectacular. If you're craving Chinese fast food this is gonna be your new favorite spot

TO THE OWNER: FRIED…read moreRICE SMELLED AND TASTED LIKE CIGARETTES! TALK TO YOUR COOK! Food was purchased Saturday September 12 in the afternoon. Everything else we ordered tasted great and orange chicken was one of the best we ever had but never coming back due to the cigarette smell and taste of the fried rice.

Food for sure 5 stars. Pricey yes. Worth the price point…read morefor portions . Menu is pretty great and never disappointed . I picked up take out and it was properly packed with all the extra sauces and utensils. The shrimp dishes were . I will return

Truly forgettable Americanized Chinese food in Canoga Park is the most succinct way to describe…read morethis place. Oh well, we had to kill an hour or so in the area, so we decided to try it. We had another Chinese food choice and afterwards, we wished we had chosen the other place. This restaurant is a dumpy little joint located in a truly gross strip mall. That being said, there were plenty of people eating there, and people getting take out. So, for the area, I guess this is considered one of the better places if you don't feel like driving far. They had a new item - NY style egg rolls. As a New Yorker ex-pat, I take these very seriously and look for them all the time. Unfortunately, these were chicken. You know things are going wrong at a Chinese restaurant when the egg rolls and pot stickers are chicken instead of pork. Clearly catering to people who are not Chinese food aficionados. The egg rolls were edible but in no way good. The pot stickers were meh and the size of gyoza rather than potstickers. We got the chicken with garlic sauce and the kung pao shrimp and begged them to make them extra, extra, extra spicy. As in all non-Asian areas of town, the waitresses' eyes went wide as if we didn't know what we were asking for, but she said okay. Sure enough, both dishes came and were not only not at all spicy but completely bland. I mean super, duper bland. It has nothing to do with my rating or my meal, but watching a family at the table next to us trying to eat mu shu pork and not knowing how to eat a simple age old dish like that was somewhat frightening or amusing or both. I don't know. It was like watching a train wreck in slow motion and I was captivated. Anyway, bottom line is I actually like Americanized Chinese food and even crave it sometimes to mix it up from the standard SGV authentic stuff. This just is not a good place and reminded me of all the horrible Chinese restaurants I tried throughout LA when I first moved here from NYC back in 1994. Can't recommend. Don't go.

Had a great dinner last night! Orange chicken, orange tofu,…read moreOMG! Service on point, food was ready when we showed up. And had dinner at home so our ambiance was on point ;)

Very good lunch experience. Extensive menu with many offerings available as a lunch special as…read morewell. Service was prompt. Restaurant is clean, albeit nondescript. Servers are courteous and polite. I had the moose pork, which was quite good. Much flavor. Flavorful but not spicy. Additional heat was available in the form of chili oil. I also ordered bok choy with black mushrooms. This is very good and took me back to my childhood with my Chinese mother. I look forward to trying more of the vegetarian dishes on my next visit. There will be another visit.

Haven't been here in a lonnnnng time, but glad it's still open, and the best it's ever been…read more Prices, affordable. Parking, plentiful. The restaurant is on a corner, so you have at least 40 or 50 spaces available. 3 handicap spots in front. Easy wheelchair access. Food, great! The Sweet and Pungent Shrimp ($22 as of September 2026) is amazing, sour, sweet (not overly sugary), Pungent with ginger, and a light heat kick with red pepper. ...and the BBQ Pork Fried Rice ($12.50) is plentiful, lots of meat chunks, good savory flavor with a good amount of carrot and snow peas. I love this place, and I will be back. Thanks Ken for the good service! Service for Lunch on a weekday, fantastic! The restaurant has a chill vibe during this time, relaxed, so the waiter was really good about checking on us.

The Bottom Line 3 stars: Good, old fashioned Chinese comfort food in huge portions, in a nostalgic…read moresetting. Location 4 stars: Located at the NW corner of Roscoe and Topanga Canyon, in the Lowes Plaza. Plenty of free self parking on site. Venue 3 stars: Larger restaurant with indoor tables and booths. Dated décor reminiscent of Chinese restaurants in 70's and 80's. Literally a "Blast From The Past"...Very nostalgic! Service 3 stars: Service was purposeful and efficient. Food 3 stars: Large menu of classic Americanized Chinese Food in huge portions. They even had Egg Foo Young and Moo Goo Gai Pan on the menu that you don't see often anymore. Food was OK but for me a little bland and not memorable. Drinks 3 stars: Beer, wine, soft drinks and tea/coffee. Similar to other tranditional American Chinese restaurants.

A nice modern restaurant with ambient lighting, booths and tables. A wide variety of patrons from…read morefamilies to couples to gatherings of friends. The restaurant is popular and may require a wait. I patronized.Chi's years ago, pre-pandemic. Chi's has some or the best Chinese food in the SFV. The food is always delicious. We had wings, Chow fun noodles with chicken, steamed sole (delicate sauce in the side), white rice, a custom 3-flavor dish with chicken, shrimp and beef in Szechwan sauce. My first time ordering steamed fish and I worried it might be bland. Surprisingly, it was full of flavor. Our server, Luis, was helpful and helped us navigate the menu. He also provided friendly, prompt service. We plan to return soon.

Was visiting family in the Northridge, CA…read more Nieces had been to Chi's before and thought highly of it and decided to take us there for our opinion Good food and good service. This place was busy and it was worth the wait. Lovely place and clean. We ordered a variety of dishes that our family shared (9 of us)

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First time trying this place and really only because we were craving mapo tofu lol! But we also got…read moresome other stuff. Think Panda but less busy and more authentic! The Parking lot is tiiiiiny. Right next to the post office, could easily miss it, fits a handful of cars and kinda rough getting out since it goes right out to Canoga. The interior was like a blast to my childhood. Super outdated, had little quarter machines that were sun bleached, it was crazy to see lol. The food is all out under warmers like panda basically. Lots of options but we went for combo A which has half rice and half chow mein and one entree (I got orange chicken and he got garlic chicken). We also got an order of mapo tofu since that's what we came for and they actually had to make it fresh, maybe that's just the nature of it idk. Came out in minutes! Super quick in and out of this place. Took it home to enjoy and boy did we! Everything tasted so delicious and they really fill the box up! The orange chicken was nice and crisp on the outside which was a huge plus for me. It also didn't taste super "orange-y" like a lot of Chinese restaurants so I was very surprised by that. The garlic chicken had so much flavor and looooove love love their chow mein! Would definitely come back!! IG: @ammysalamii

Food was delivered very quickly. Tried the kong pow beef, chow mein with beef, orange chicken and…read moreveggie spring rolls. Everything was superb. Very fresh, crunchy veggies. Portions are massive. Noodles weren't my favorite. Watch out for peanuts. I love them and they were DELICIOUS. The chow mein could have used sprouts. The noodles weren't like spaghetti noodles. Tons of MSG, vinegar and garlic. I want to give them five stars but wish the chow mein had more cabbage . Haven't been to the location and for my first time, I will 100% come back and maybe order a bunch more. Thank you so much

Pretty average food. Ordered through Postmates- came very late - 40 minutes after initial estimate-…read moreso food was not hot. Restaurant only about 3 miles away! In fact, egg rolls were soggy and inedible - one bite and into the garbage. Won ton soup good. Hot and sour soup mediocre- spice balance was off. Orange chicken was good although the pieces should have been smaller. Beef with broccoli ok, kung pao chicken edible, fried rice nondescript. I will attribute some of the issues to the fact that the order was out for delivery for way too long so I put the blame on Postmates - and good luck trying to call them.

The bestie and I had a few appointments in the Valley so naturally we rewarded ourselves with lunch…read moreat Dan Modern Chinese. This spot has built a reputation as a great alternative to some of the larger dim sum chains, so we were excited to finally check it out. We arrived right when they opened, grabbed a cozy table by the kitchen, and immediately noticed how welcoming the staff was. Service was genuinely outstanding! Everyone was friendly, attentive, and the dishes came out at a relaxed pace without ever feeling rushed. Five stars for the hospitality alone. Of course, we ordered a little feast to share: Dan Dan Noodles - My friend's favorite dish of the meal! We ordered them without meat, and they were rich, creamy, and coated in a delicious peanut sauce. I liked them but next time I'd opt to get them with meat to give them a little more flavor. 3.5/5. Pork & Shrimp Soup Dumplings - Exactly what we were craving. Each dumpling was juicy with a generous amount of filling, and once dipped in the vinegar soy sauce with fresh ginger and a little chili oil... absolute perfection. 4.5/5. Pork Chop Fried Rice - My personal favorite. The pork chop was crispy, flavorful, and cooked beautifully, while the classic egg fried rice underneath was pure comfort food. Simple, satisfying, and something I'd happily order again. 5/5. If you're spending the day in the Valley or find yourself around Woodland Hills, Dan Modern Chinese is definitely worth adding to your list. This isn't a cheap hole in the wall spot, so you'll pay a little more but everything was tasty and a great portion size for 2-3 people sharing. Overall, it was a wonderful lunch, and I'd happily come back the next time I'm craving dumplings.

Xiao Long Bao, Scallion Pancake, String Beans!…read more Visited during lunch time for a team birthday celebration and ordered several dishes to share. The Xiao Long Bao is perfect. The dumpling wrapper is thin and perfectly folded. The soup inside is delicious and piping hot. I'd say a top competitor to Din Tai Fung. The other dishes were a bit too greasy for my liking. If I had to recommend a dish, the Vegetable Fried Rice was a good choice. It felt light and not as greasy as the other dishes we ordered. The scallion pancake and string beans were both excellent choices. The scallion pancake was light and flaky. The string beans were tender and nicely seasoned. The service was prompt. They were able to accommodate 18 of us and delivered all of the food and drinks without delay. My coworker liked the Jasmine Milk Tea but would not recommend the boba. The matcha latte should also be skipped. I would come back for the Xiao Long Bao and String Beans.

It was quite a trek to get here. It's in the middle of the west Valley. No easy freeway access…read more There's quite a few businesses in this strip mall. Parking spaces are super tiiiiiiight. I didn't see any ADA parking at all. We were happy with what we got. Pork belly with umami gravy bowl and added 4 pc "eggroll" aka lumpia. It was really 2 lumpia cut in half. I probably should have ordered a full side but it was a perfect amount. Lumpia was super crispy on the outside. Very flavorful without being overly garlicky or seasoned. Came with sweet chili sauce. Chicken longanisa. It said ground chicken so I was expecting crumbled meat. It was formed into a patty. Very tender and delicious. Also served on rice with egg over easy, scallions and pickled vegetable. Since it was our first time here I got the two bun combo with pork belly and angus burger. Pork belly had a little kick in the sauce. The bao bun was a nice compliment so it wasn't too spicy. 2 slices of cucumber also in the bun to help cut the spice. The angus burger had a creamy mayo sauce with sautéed mushrooms and half cooked onions. Not what I expected but definitely would get again. The side of fries were thin, crispy and very well seasoned. There's not a lot of counter service. You order at a machine. I had to wait because I wanted a printed receipt. As far as I could see, only 2 people working. They brought our food to the table and that guy was very nice and cordial as we asked for a few more things. No one was eating there. Saw about 3 people order take out. Plenty of tables and a picnic table for seating. I definitely loved the wall decor and the clock was my favorite! They had Chinese, Korean and Japanese on the wall. I didn't see any Tagalog where I was sitting but I think that's the main Asian influence.

The boys and I were driving around for a bit to see what we wanted for lunch so I pulled over to…read morepull out the nifty Yelp app to see what was close by. We decided on Oi Asian which had great reviews, so why not. First off, let me say that there is plenty of parking, however, the parks are extremely narrow for some reason. It was a struggle to get in and out of the car due to the width of the parks smh. Anyway, once we got inside, there wasn't anyway at the register and after standing there for a while, I noticed the kiosk so unplaced my order there. There were only two cooks in the back. We placed our order and sat down. The place was clean but everything seemed like it was do it yourself. The boys were thirsty and there wasn't an option for water on the kiosk, so I called one of the cooks from the back to pay for a water and he rang me up. It was pretty rough in there. At one point I had to get up and grab my own fork by reaching over the counter. Once our food was ready, one of the cooks brought our food and I wasn't really feeling my meal, which was the dynamite crawfish bowl. I didn't like the sauce it came with. I just picked at the crawfish and left the rest. As for the boys meal, the fried chicken adobo bowl was REALLY good! I ended up eating theirs because my oldest son didn't like it, which was great for me lol. My youngest and I tore that bowl up. Anyway, the verdict is, I may search around for other options but I know that if I can't find anything else I can always grab a chicken adobo bowl but the service was pretty nonexistent. That chicken adobo bowl saved it. OOO 3 out of 5

I've been going to this business for over 15 years. My family has brought this Chinese fast food…read morehome since my childhood so it's very nostalgic for me. We love their chow mein and orange chicken, and when the chicken wings are freshly fried, they are the best. Very good value and if there is a line, service goes quickly.

We were in the area and decided to try this place. It's kind of a hole in the wall spot. I do love…read moreto support small businesses. Unfortunately, it did not satisfy my cravings for Chinese food. Depending on who was helping customers, I noticed that some gave generous portions while another gave smaller portions. Even though they may give generous portions, the taste and flavor was just bland. It was lacking texture as well. They have the usual items but even their beef & broccoli and orange chicken was a little disappointing with not much flavor. The texture of the beef and orange chicken was just soft. The chow mein and fried rice was very bland, with not much vegetables. I didn't like their egg rolls either. Maybe I need to try better items?