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    Cajun Ni Kuya - Traditional shrimp "Kuya's Way" cajun style mix which includes over 10 different spices!

    Cajun Ni Kuya

    4.4(103 reviews)
    1.4 miPorter Ranch
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Minority-owned & operated

    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.

    Let me be crystal clear--Cajun Ni Kuya just embarrassed half the seafood spots out there…read more Absolutely embarrassed them. I went in for the $38.99 all-you-can-eat, and what did I get? Not some sad, watered-down, reheated nonsense like other places try to pass off--I got REAL Cajun seafood. Properly cooked. Properly seasoned. Actually worth paying for. I ordered crawfish, clams, mussels, and head-on shrimp, and every single tray came out piping hot, drenched in that bold, garlicky, buttery sauce that hits you like a freight train. Not bland. Not timid. Not "lightly seasoned for the masses." No--this is full-flavor, unapologetic, get-it-all-over-your-hands Cajun. The crawfish? Seasoned all the way through, not just dusted on the outside like some lazy joke. Other spots--take notes. The shrimp? Perfectly cooked, heads packed with flavor. If you're scared of that, stay home and order chicken tenders. The clams and mussels? Clean, tender, not a single one questionable--which already puts them ahead of places charging MORE and serving LESS. And then the sides--this is where it gets ridiculous. Boiled okra, sweet corn, quail eggs, all soaked in that same sauce? That's not a side--that's a statement. Everything is absorbing flavor like it's supposed to. No shortcuts. No laziness. Just execution. And here's what really separates them from the clowns-- the quality never dropped. You keep ordering, they keep delivering heat. Same flavor. Same intensity. No "second round is worse" nonsense. That's what happens when a kitchen actually knows what it's doing. Meanwhile, other seafood spots are out here charging premium prices for bland, overcooked garbage and calling it "Cajun." Stop it. Just stop. This is how it's DONE. Messy. Bold. Loud. Flavor in your face. Hands covered in sauce. Zero regrets. If you leave Cajun Ni Kuya unsatisfied, don't blame the restaurant--blame your taste buds. I'll be back. And I'm bringing an appetite that's ready for war.

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    Tasty Pot - Miso #8

    Tasty Pot

    4.2(240 reviews)
    0.1 miNorthridge
    $$

    Looking for a good Banh Mi by Csun? Look no further. This spot is tasty indeed…read more They stuff their banh Mi packed with meat juicy as well bread is perfect ratio not to much bread enough to taste the meat and flavor and veggies. Pictures speak price is reasonable as well 10.99 compared to 14 & up in different locations.

    How can a business with great and unique food and good workers get 1 star and If I could give it 0…read morei would? Here is how: I have been coming to this place since it soft opened late 2023. Over the years, the place has a good customer base for good reason. The issue is that they are ALWAYS understaffed. Don't let the hiring sign on their door fool you. Owership intentionally understaffs even when they have people hired to cut cost. They are so understaffed that customers wait over an hour on average to be seated during typical dining hours on WEEKENDS with half the restaurant seating capacity available and unused. Then ordering, the staff is so busy that they do not take in restaurant orders and ask the people seated in the restaurant to place online orders for pickup which also forces you 5o pay gratuity upfront unless you carey cash which most people no logner do then take their receipt to the cashier. Then you have the issue of this rule being selectively enforced. The staff seems to pick and choose who is forced into placing an order online vs who is not. Today we arrived at the restaurant around 6:20pm. Despite half empty, we were seated around 7:45. 10 minutes later of not being aknowledged, i wave a familaor face and he tells me that it would likely be faster if we place the order online. The order was placed by 7:57. it should order compelte by 8:28 but by 8:38 our food had not arrived. i get frustrated and ask what seemed to be staff that was already frustrated where the food is and before i even get to the part that it shows online our food was already served, he tells me: Dude, we are really busy. it will come out when its ready. a few minutes later the food came out and i asked the person bringing the food who us the manager. he said he was and i told him the situation. he took full accountability and even offered a refund saying he recognized we were regulars. i said i recognized him too and said I will not accept a refund. It is not fair to make food for people and not get paid but I told him that that someone whether it was him, the manager before he took over the shift, or ownership is accountable. This type of experience and standard of service is horrible for a business. He kept apologizing snd isnisted on a refund to his credit. I refused but thanked him for the courtesy. I made sure that above all, respect for customers should be prioritized when other service variables fall short. its the one thing that can mitigate this type of feedback and the one person that tipped this in the wrong direction leading to this review was the last straw that broke the camels back. But to be clear this is not a one incident occurence. This is the third and likely final time I come to Tasty Pot.

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    Northridge Fish & Chips

    Northridge Fish & Chips

    4.1(352 reviews)
    1.5 miPorter Ranch
    $$

    Where do I start? I live around the area and had always seen this spot and finally decided to try…read moreit out. Not only did I enjoy the food which was coined to perfection, but the person behind the counter was a delight as well. The ambiance is very mellow, frequently visited by their regulars and it seems like their regulars are very familiar with the gentleman behind the counter too. Overall amazing, best fish and chips I've had, and 100% best fish and chips in the area! I would recommend this place to anyone and everyone. Come check it out! (Please keep in mind there is only one cook and cashier so be patient with them. It's totally worth it!)

    This sorta let me down a bit. Hearing so much about this…read moreplace and reviews and seeing celebrities going I was looking forward to it. So I decided to stop by one day and I must admit it's nothing special. The batter has no flavor no seasoning it's just bland. I'm not sure if it was just me or bad day but to me the fish was just fish.... No flavor that threw me off I don't want to hate but I don't want to lie either. I wouldn't nor would go back again there are plenty of other places with so much better flavor. Also the fries seem to be store bought like Walmart fries and again no seasoning just dipped in oil and onto the plate that's all. The place was adequately clean the service was immaculate he was the kindest sweetest person ever. But I have a feeling they share the same food oil cook as the next door. Give it a shot judge for your self but if it was that good people would be stoping by and it would be pretty steady busy.

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