Oriental House

Food was a wonderful surprise. Green beans in garlic and hot pork fried rice with shrimp were amazing. Food was delivered from GrubHub and very generous portions. Didn't take photo of eggroll because I didn't have time to wait. Also very good and fresh.

4.5 star rating. Small hole in the wall location very close to Kaiser. I tried this once when a coworker brought the fried chicken to a holiday potluck and had to come in explore more of the menu since. The pork chops were fried so well that my partner and I ate the whole thing. String beans were cooked well with the right amount of crunch yet softness in the inside. The chicken was the other thing that wasn't marinated long enough in my opinion. Quick and easy call and pick up right after work. 3.5% surcharge for credit card. Chick fil a parking lot can get wild especially around dinner time on a week night so might need to wait a tad for parking. But definitely would come back!

Food to go - amazing service by Michelle. I ordered twice this week, both times service and food is excellent!

Do not sleep on this place! Came for the cheap party trays. Let me tell you it is quality!! I will be coming back for all of my potlucks and party foods!

I've lived in the neighborhood for 3 years and I can't believe I barely found out about this place this week! I'm impressed because the food was delicious! We ordered the hot and spicy pork chops, shrimp chowmein, and eggplant with chicken and fried rice. Generous portions for a great price.

Don't let the ambiance fool you. You'll change your mind once you get some food in your tummy. My friend introduced me to this spot. Kept raving about how amazing their fried chicken and let me tell you it definitely did NOT disappoint!!! The chicken was super crunchy! Perfectly seasoned! Fried rice cooked just right!! You can also ask for no jalapeño if you don't like spicy food. For the amount they charge, you definitely get more for your buck. Man oh man was it good! Such a hole in the wall spot! Definitely would go here again. And try their other dishes. But if you do go, the spicy chicken wings is something you have to try! As for parking, just go to the driv-thru at chick-fil-A and park in their parking lot.

We definitely appreciated the cooked to order style Made fresh, every order is customizable to your food preference. We tried 2 different small fried rice and a full order of Orange Chicken. The house fried rice was decent, being our first time here we'll have to add what we like in there next time. The chili pork with shrimp had a sweetness from five spice but it was definitely different but still great with chili oil and soy sauce it hit. The Orange Chicken fried crispy with a thick glaze that wasn't overly sweet, everything was well coated. Overall we will come back and explore the menu their noodles looked delicious.

Support your local no frills mom and pop Chinese restaurant! The fiancé wanted some soup and I stumbled upon this place. We live in the area but have never checked it out till now. We ordered seafood soup and a fried fish, both were 10/10! We will be back to try their other dishes.

Price too high for the quality and the amount of food. The good thing that it was ready when I got there.

If I could give this place a minus 5 I would! what kind of a restaurant in Los Angeles is allowed to have no restrooms in a sitdown restaurant?I went in this place, having read reviews and looking very forward to eating there. The only problem? Had to use the restroom very very badly. First The the first indication I had that I was in trouble was when the woman that I spoke to, an older woman, asked either her daughter or granddaughter to come out and speak to me. This woman did not understand English apparently.The daughter or granddaughter; looked quite a bit younger, and I was hopeful she understood English. She did. She also told me no restroom. I said, there's a door locked right there. Would you please unlock it I'd like to eat here, but I must use the restroom. First, I have to go pee really bad!She insisted the door was not a door to a restroom even though you could tell it was. I told her I was looking forward to eating there but I first needed to use the restroom. She again told me there wasn't a restroom available, so I turned away from her and we walked out.I would like to know, isn't there a law in Los Angeles that if you have a sit down establishment, you are required to have a restroom for patrons? If not, then patrons be warned.