My family is SO happy we stumbled upon Bao Su last month and now it is our favorite place for…read moreChinese food!! (I wish we had known about them sooner) We had broccoli beef with veggies, cashew chicken, and kung pao chicken...even the rice was great! We have only ordered to go, but we want to try eating in as well because it looks very cute inside. Can't wait to try other items on their menu!

Having both dined-in as well as ordered to-go, over the last 6 years Bao Su has become our…read morehousehold's preferred Chinese restaurant in Simi Valley. The restaurant has a fairly large dining area, with plenty tables and space for large groups! The food is always fresh and well prepared, whether dine-in or takeout. The staff is friendly and they do their best to accommodate any requests. Highly recommend giving them a chance next time you feel the urge for some Chinese!

Our favorite Chinese food place in Oak Park, Thousand Oaks and Agoura Hills Neighborhood. Here are…read morea few dishes I am happy to recommend: spicy diced chicken, sweet and sour chicken, sechuan fried green beans( this one has a lot of garlic), sechuan braised pork with buns, kimchi fish( request non spicy if you don't eat hot peppers). There are many other options on their menu, feel free to explore. My kids are picky eaters but they absolutely love the Chinese food from here. I of course enjoy the authentic sechuan flavor being Chinese myself. The restaurant is kept tidy and clean, if you want a dine in experience I recommend you to make a booking, walk-in is very welcome but keep note that sometimes it gets really crowded. They have frozen handmade dumplings for sale too if that's something you want to look into.

Was surprised to find such an authentic spot for Chinese in Oak Park!…read more I came by for a Mother's Day lunch with my family. When we arrived around 1 pm, the restaurant was maybe half full. But clearly it was popular as people were coming in constantly the entire time we were eating. Even though the restaurant is called Yunnan Restaurant, most of the dishes on the menu were more like Sichuan dishes i.e. spicy. All of the food was super solid and portions were ginormous. My recommendation is to order 1 dish per person if you want leftovers, or order one less dish than the # of people if you want to finish most of the food. I don't handle spice very well, so we ordered a mix of spicy and non-spicy dishes. We shared the following: #1 Yunan rice noodles ($16.99) #32 scallion pancake ($8.99) #104 Chong qing fried chicken ($16.99) #107 braised pork belly with buns ($19.99) #109 boiled two items - fish and duck blood ($21.99) Given that the restaurant is called Yunnan Restaurant, we felt like we had to order one of the most popular dishes from that region, the Yunan rice noodles i.e. crossing the bridge noodles. I really enjoyed the silky smooth mixian noodles as well as the flavorful broth. The fried chicken was too spicy for me; I ate one piece and my whole mouth was on fire. Everyone else said it was quite spicy as well, so eat this in moderation unless you can really handle your spice. The 3 pepper signs next to this dish on the menu are no joke! The braised pork belly was delicious, but portions were on the smaller side for this one. Still, I enjoyed making a little bun sandwich with the pork belly and pickled veggies. The boiled fish and duck blood was also super solid. It was just a little spicy, so I was able to manage a couple pieces with the help of rice on the side. Portions were very generous for this dish. We all ate lots of fish and duck blood and still had a ton left to take home. They also have some precooked 涼菜, i.e. cold dishes, on the side you can buy for dine-in or to go. We got 3 of the meats - pork tongue, pork head, and and beef tripe, to go. Paid $16.99 for a huge box of these meats. We thought this was a steal too. Can't wait to try some at home!

I appreciate this restaurant because the older ladies work hard. The food is a lot, and they have…read morevegetarian and vegan option. The noise level is below average, meaning it is pretty quiet for even a Friday. I am sure it is much busier during lunch hour. It's in Simi Valley, CA.

Came here on a weekday at noon and we were seated quickly since it was not crowded…read more I did not catch the lady that hosted and helped us place our orders but she was very cheerful and kind. I'm not from the area but visit a good amount. This was our first time coming here. We ordered crispy walnut shrimp, kung pao chicken, mapo tofu, edamame, dumplings & hot and sour soup & egg flower soup. They have great deals for their lunch specials. Around $12 for the main dish, rice, egg rolls, & soup. The edamame, dumplings (actually now that I think about it we ordered dumplings but I think we got potstickers but not their fault since the child that placed the order basically whispered it), & egg flower soup was kid approved. The mapo tofu is marked as spicy. When I placed the order she wanted to make sure that I knew this, which I appreciated. The dish had a good amount of spice. A bit of a kick but still enjoyable. I think it was a pretty big serving so I was able to take half of it home, which I ate for dinner. I can't speak for the other dishes, but those that ordered it said it was good. So no complaints there. The atmosphere was pretty calm when we were there since it was not that crowded at that time.

This is the BEST FOOD in Simi! I have already drained my children's college funds eating their All…read moreYou Can Eat Dinner special on a weekly basis. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME ANYWHERE ELSE. How would I describe the environment at Family Mongolia BBQ? To answer this question, ask yourself this... how would you describe the birth of your first child? There are not words in the English language that can accurately describe how I feel... My brother in-law and I attend this eatery AT LEAST once a week after a heavy Leg Day. This food nourishes our quads immensely. It is possible that ~30% of my body's lean muscle mass is compromised of beef from Family Mongolian BBQ. How would I describe the chefs? For Mozart, his instrument was the pen. For Michelangelo it was the chisel, for the Great Zosimo and Romeo... IT IS THE WOODEN COOKING STICKS. Every mountain of meat I've brought to them has been cooked superbly... it makes me emotional just to think about it. How would I describe the service? Every time I walk into this fine establishment I am consistently greeted by the beautiful and kind Nana. Once while walking to my table with my plate, I tripped and just when I thought all was lost... Nana, in Maguire-fashion, swooped in and caught me. She saved both my life and my dignity. Everyone in the room clapped. I looked up at her with tears in my eyes and graciously thanked her. Ever since that day... she has held a special place in my heart... and my will. In conclusion... to Family Mongolian BBQ.. to the beautiful staff... to the artisan chefs that craft the most incredible stir fry in the world... I would like to extend my most sincere praise and appreciation. Thank you for everything...

I have been here a few times before with my wife and friends. We decided to visit again as we heard…read morethey were not closing to a lease agreement. Be prepared it is not the same as the past. Everyone must order AYCE at the table if 1 person wants it. This is a new change. No free refills unless you get AYCE, so water it is. Price went up but I get it because prices for everything has gone up. So the friends decided to do the one bowl dinner. Wife and I got the orange chicken, fried rice, chow mein, and spring rolls. We are still waiting g and we placed our order over 40 minutes ago. The place is not busy, only one other table when we ordered so it's not like it is super busy. After this I do not think we will ever come back. I truly hope that the new changes will not deter any future business. As I was typing this one item ordered came out, the fried rice, no rolls, chicken or noodles. Sad thing is our friends rolls came out when they ordered it but ours didn't....... Ugh. Best of luck. Update. We asked for the status of the orange chicken, 10 minutes later guy came back out for our friends Togo fried rice and asked again where's the orange chicken and he stated we are making it now! Ugh. We already finished the rice and noodles. Now we have to wait longer!?!? FML! Stay away from individual items and just stick with the bowls because you won't have to wait for the staff or the cook.

Favorite go to Chinese place in Simi. Fast service and the staff is always friendly. There's so…read moremany good dishes here-pan fried noodle, honey walnut shrimp, sesame beef, and Mongolian beef

It was time to try a new Chinese restaurant, in Simi Valley. Walking in, there was no exciting…read morewelcome or greeting. One hostess who was on her phone at the register and one server, who was either in a bad mood or did not wish to be there. I was here for lunch and in such situations, like to go for the lunch special. Smaller portions with a try on different addiitonal components that they can offer. For the soup, I chose the egg flower. Came out at the right temperature, but pale in color with only egg whites and a few grains of corn. The broth seemed to taste like the diet version, clearly needed more salt. My main dish was the fish in black bean sauce, with fried rice, salad and a wonton. All comes on one plate, actually very nicely presented. The fish was tender, the vegetables crunchy and the sauce well balanced. Fried rice, though luke warm, was still good. I asked for chili paste or chili oil and was curtly presented with Sriracha sauce. This is not only callous but insulting. Say you do not have it, instead of dumping a container with the wrong presentation. What totally killed this dining experience was the service, from start to finish. No smiling. Abrupt. Mechanical. Attitude. Uninviting. And therefore, unmemorable and unrepeatable.

LOVEEEEE GOLDEN DRAGON. Salt and pepper fish and orange…read morechicken is my all time favorites!!!! Miss this spot every time I leave T.O.

Our old Chinese food place closed because the owners retired. And we have been on the hunt for a…read morenew place, and we found it. Everything you get at golden dragon is great!

First of all, the location. This place is in the cut. I found this on Yelp! My sons had a game out…read morehere in Simi Valley, so I Yelped it. I knew it was good basically because anybody who comes here had to look it up. They didn't just walk by or drive by. That was the first sign I knew the food was good. Number two, when I came in they had phone orders and everybody was ordering. This was around five o'clock on a Friday night. It was packed. I waited to get a seat and then I got one. The seating area really only holds about 20 people in there. I was trying to decide between the drunken noodles and the Pad See Ew. I went with the Pad See Ew. I also got the wontons. I was told the wontons had chicken in them. I was so hungry I didn't really see the chicken, but I will say this. If I travel around and eat, that Pad See Ew is in the top five. The Pad See Ew had hearty portions, pictures below. I liked the noodles and the thickness of them. The chicken was good. Good portion size. The food came out so hot I have a picture of the steam coming out. I should have probably just asked for extra vegetables, but it was really good. I see why people come here. I just drank water, didn't have any other drinks, but the food was extremely good. Four and a half stars, which brings them up.

We went to Simi Thai for the second time today…read more We don't live in Simi, but occasionally go there for various reasons. It appears to be a family owned and run business - everyone was pitching in. I ordered chicken satay, pad see ew with beef, and a seafood curry. I was very impressed that they can make everything gluten-free using gluten-free soy sauce! Not only was everything absolutely delicious like it was the first time (especially the seafood curry!) but they held my leftover food for me in their fridge while we finished cleaning out a storage unit. They get five stars for having great food, gluten-free options, and going above and beyond with their customer service. Highly recommend!

They have large portions. The bbq pork is really good. We also like their chow mein. I've also had…read morethe war won ton many times and it's fresh.

Another try of Simi Valley eateries. Sort of a rushed decision so we made our way in. Steamed…read moreveggies, chow mein, Kung pao chicken, beef, orange chicken, and Japanese chicken. A good menu mix. Sweet young server that waited on us and a clean interior as we waited for our takeout order. But unfortunately, everything was quite average taste wise. We have no desire to return.

Great for the price as long as you temper your expectations…read more In this economy, Golden Panda is still doing $17.99 for lunch, $21.99 for dinner, and $23.99 for weekends all without time limit, so if you are going in expecting some gourmet buffet, you are most likely going to be disappointed. But if you go in with the expectation that you can try a ton of different food for the same price as a regular eat out, you might be pleasantly surprised like me. The hot food sections consist of Chinese buffet classics and a small selection of western foods like fried chickens and shrimp boils, etc. The quality of the Chinese dishes are honestly surprising good. Better than Panda Express, which isn't a high bar but still, and even has expensive dishes like fried crabs that is actually good. IMO even if you only eat from this section, you will have your money's worth and have a good time. The sushi/seafood bar is a slightly more complicated story. The rolls didn't look appetizing so I didn't try them. The chilled seafoods like cocktail shrimps and mussels didn't taste too fresh and I am a little worried after eating them. The sushi/sashimi, which are the main star of the entire buffet, are honestly pretty decent but with a caveat. They are obviously not sushi restaurants quality, but the fish are fresh enough and the sushi rice are decent enough that I when back for more. The only thing that concerned me is that the tongs used for sushi and sashimi are very dirty with food residue on them. They don't seem to be changing frequently if at all, and using something that has been touching raw fish and sitting out for a long time concerns me. If I get sick from the sushi it is probably not the sushi itself but the tongs. Lastly, the desert section is great like many comments have said, the fruits are fresh, cakes are decent, and the gelato ice creams are very high quality. Service is alright. They have remodeled so it is definitely cleaner than before and the bathroom is nice too. Overall a good place for the money, and would be a great place if the focus a bit more on the cleanliness of the food station

Have to rate this restaurant on a curve. No one should expect a gourmet meal at an Asian buffet…read more However everything here was tasty and fresh. There was a nice variety of both sushi and Chinese dishes. Surprisingly, there were more shrimp dishes than expected. While most dishes were tasty, there were a few standouts. The main one being a fried crab dish. The flavorings and freshness both showed through. The lo mein was flavorful and not starchy or greasy. The honey shrimp, while missing walnuts was very crispy and so tasty........some dishes were better than others but there was hardly a bad dish. Golden Panda was clean and food was nicely presented. I hope that the poor reviews are old ones and this restaurant has stepped up its game. The one comment I need to make is..........A hello.or a smile would be welcomed by the staff. No staff person broke a smile and all looked pretty bleak. On my way out, I mentioned to the manager that I was going to write a good review, he barely nodded at me,or said "Thanks"......so food very good, ambiance not so good!

In the area, needing a bit of caffeine... so I decided on stopping by 118 Cafe…read more Menu here is so extensive that it was hard to choose on what to try. I decided on a fried ube snack and a milk tea with boba. My milk tea had a good amount of sweetness and quenched my craving for a little sweet, caffeinated beverage. The fried ube snack had only a hint of ube flavor and was freshly made to order. Everything here is priced point well, in comparison to other boba shops. Such a cute, kinda cozy local cafe shop with board games for customers and indoor seating. This cafe also sells crafts from local artists as well. Sorry I didn't take a pic of all the various items on sale here -but it's worth you coming out to check it all out. Located in a strip mall, tons of free parking. Note: air conditioning must of been broken the day I visited, as they had fans on -but it was still a bit warm inside.

We stumbled upon 118 Cafe on a Thursday evening and thought we'd give it a try. They honored the…read moreYelp check in special (free regular drink with purchase of 2 large drinks). Service: very friendly staff. They realized the menu was overcoming us, so the they were patient and gave good descriptions of the items on the menu. Venue: very cozy and inviting. It has a warm feel of a coffee shop in a book store, but with the sofas and decorations, it felt like we were in someone's living room. The parking is plentiful and it's quiet enough if you want to do some major studying. Food/drink: drinks were good. They all had good flavor, but the boba was not as soft as I'd like it. The food came out warm and was served in a very simple way, nothing fancy like you'd see in a restaurant. The menu is very large, so we would like to return to order other items. This is a nice place for a small dinner and spending time to study, read, or play board games. If you want a full meal, look for a restaurant. But this is a great place in Simi.