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Dirty Cajun

4.0 (5 reviews)
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delicious food amazing customer service and a 10/10 also I would come back very soon

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Cajun Ni Kuya

Cajun Ni Kuya

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Holy cow this is legit the best Cajun experience I've ever had!…read more Did not expect this to be as good as it was Came in store was empty Staff was so friendly Food came out so hot! The seafood was so fresh and big it was so crazy to witness After the second round I was done So worth it in my opinion

Cajun Ni Kuya is a Filipino Cajun restaurant in Northridge. One half of the space is devoted to a…read morefood case where you can pick up several Filipino dishes to eat at the restaurant or to take home. That side is named Kusina Ni Kuya and has a vast catering menu. I came here for a carry out from the Cajun side and picked as I did before, the half pound shrimp. The only difference is this time, I opted for the peeled version. This was prepared in the house Kuya sauce, medium spicy, with an extra of boiled okra. The dish did not disappoint and was consistent in texture and flavor, and a glorious mixture of spices as before. This entrée has a lot of oil added to it, but that is what brings out this burst of taste and satisfaction. Everything was soaked with the thick sauce. This time what I did at home was, I boiled a few golden premium small potatoes with skin, sliced them into quarters and added it to the mix. Once it soaked up the gravy of the shrimp dish, the potatoes ascended to a totally different level. So how does the peeled version compare to the whole shrimp version? I would say that the whole shrimp selection is the way to go. The meat is not overcooked and you get the flavor off the shrimp shells too, that kicks it up more than a notch. In addition, the fact that you have to use your fingers to get to the shrimp meat (though messy), heightens the pleasure of the dining experience.

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Dirty Cajun - cajun - Updated July 2026

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