House of Chan + The Juicy Crab

Dopecello Cello 

on Google

a month ago

Expensive food ($41) for the lack of quality. We ordered a Kung Pao Chicken, and a Drunken Noodles with Tofu. Both dishes were pretty bland. Tried putting on hot sauce/soy sauce to make it taste better but whatever oil or all purpose seasoning they used just tasted awful and chemically. First time at this place and will not come back. 

Jeanine Kelly 

on Google

3 years ago

We went on a Saturday night and they weren’t busy at all. The server and host was so nice and accommodating. They still had the valentines special which had an appetizer, crab boil for two, and a dessert for $59. It was a great deal. I would also like to try other items on the menu. We will be definitely be back. 

Frank Ditore 

on Google

2 years ago

Had some very good Thai food here. We had massman curry, satay salad and Tom yum. All were ver good. The restaurant is odd in that it has a mix of Thai and other southeast Asian dishes but also has a second menu of steamed and fried seafood, almost like a New Orleans seafood restaurant with an Asian spin. We will try the seafood next time. 

Sue Kim 

on Google

4 years ago

There is plenty of parking by the restaurant. We went for dinner on a weekday, but there was only one other table. There were a lot of to go orders though. Staff wore masks and were pretty attentive. Hibachi Chicken: came with an egg drop soup, ginger salad and fried rice. The soup and salad was average. The chicken was very dry and a bit difficult to chew. The sauce on the veggies were a bit to overpowering. Also switched rice to fried rice. The fried rice was very well made and flavored! However, would not recommend gett... read more

Gmail PostMaster 

on Google

2 years ago

Nice ambinance and great service. Singapore noodles was so very salty. Their basil fried rice had hardly any basil in it. Food was ok overall, but I wouldn't call it excellent One entree is good for one adult. Most lunch items are $15-$18 depending on the meat you choose. Getting in and out is tricky. Watch the traffic and follow the signals/turn directions.