Ocean Pacific Restaurant

Amazing food especially the shrimp special. The best spicy food in town. They grow all their own peppers in house and make amazons sauce and ice cream out of it. If you like spicy this is the place to be!!!

My experience was about the same as Barbie B. I was staying at the Best Western nearby. It was a busy night and reservations were required at most of the places nearby. I took a walk to find a place were I would not have to wait too long (some were over an hour). I stopped to look at the menu in the window and the woman immediately came out to persuade me. I was by myself, hungry and frustrated by the long waits at the other places nearby. I thought, «how bad could it be?» Everyone else had a 45 – 60 minute wait and this place was empty. I have never had orange chicken this bad. I’m not sure I’ve ever had anything this bad. It was OBVIOUS that the oil they cooked it in was old and burned. There are several Chinese places very close. I assume the good reviews for this place are confused and actually ate someplace else.

Just came here to try their spicy desserts. For those who enjoy spicy food, this is it! Was only able to have tastes of the ice cream, after which the heat kicks in. Also tried the Carolina reaper with salted caramel. Buttery sweetness before the heat kicks in. Now time to recover from the heat!

Fried rice was great and the vegetable egg rolls were homemade and different than any others but other than that the service was a bit slow and the rest of the food was not all that great. I’d keep moving if I was you and try something else unless you’re craving fried rice!

Might not be the cleanest place ever but that’s when you know you get the good stuff. Not some Americanized «Orange Chicken or Teriyaki» bullshit. Had the house special and man did it taste like home.
The price was a bit higher then most places but the portion size was for 2 – 3 ppl.
I was on a time crunch or else I would try out the mango scorpion ice cream. I didn’t want to risk sitting in traffic and regret it, you know what I mean?
It’s a hole in the wall, old skool but hey they’ve been here 26 years must be doing something right.
Service was nice but hard to understand. Engrish at its finest. They maybe blunt and people may take it the wrong way but that’s the Asian culture. If you’re nice to them, they’re nice back. The owner gave my friend and I Oreo cookies and crackers as gifts on the way out. LOL

Great food and service! When you first walk in, you are a bit thrown back (whole in the wall) but the food, service and ac makes it all worth it. Will eat here again. The cook came out for conversation and the waitress (lil old lady) will help you decide if your unsure. She means well and I appreciate her hospitality.

This is the worst Chinese food I have ever eaten. Order orange chicken, sweet and sour chicken and house special. The dishes were all drowning in terrible sauces. The orange chicken was almost all fried bread and the sweet and sour chicken had a very sweat bright red sauce that tasked like cool aid. THIS IS THE WORST CHINESE PLACE IN CALIFORNIA. DON’T EAT HERE. The fresh watermelon juice was pretty good but they added sugar.

Do not have the lady fool you. If you get caught looking at their menu that they placed on the window. she will persuade you to come in. Definitely a hole in a wall. I mean I’ve eaten at good hole in the wall spots. but this by far is NO BUENO! Do not let the appearance of the restaurant fool you. It was way too pricey!
My girls and I decided to check the menu. but the waitress swung the door open and was so persistent in having us go in. Figured what the heck we’re here already. We sit down and started skimming thru the menu. Wow were the dishes expensive. We all decided to order individual soup. When it came time to order the lady tried to have us order the most expensive thing on the menu. Umm hello we already know what we want. I ordered hot and sour soup, one gf ordered ka soy, another egg soup, another gf combination noodle soup, and my other gf ended up ordering fish. We also ordered chinese brocoli to share. To drink we ordered 2 thai ice tea one with boba, one coke, flower tea cold, and watermelon juice. Drinks were eghh. While waiting for the food another waitress brought over bowls for our soup. The bowls were not and I repeat were NOT CLEAN! I wiped a few down but the rest needed hot water and soap to get the stains out. The food came out pretty fast. But oh my goodness was EVERYTHING SALTY but the fish and Chinese brocoli. If we didn’t order the brocoli we would never had been able to eat our food. We all agreed that the fish was good along with the brocoli. but everything else was way too flavorful (salty)
The price we paid was so not worth it. After we had left, one of the girls had just remembered her and her family ate there before. The same exact aggressive waitress waited on them. Spilled food on one of the kids and had the nerve to ASK for more tip?! Unbelievable!
Their isn’t anything wrong with having aggressive customer service but their has to be a limit! Do not try to convince someone to order something totally different from what they want. Never coming back here again!

Best kept secret in Downtown! Great food, huge portions-​family style.
Wonderful customer service.
Love coming here!
Highly recommend the House Special Chow Fun (only $ 9.95 and fed two of us plus we had leftovers!)
Also highly recommend House SpecialSeasoning Shrimp and the Potstickers
Plus they were so attentive with my daughter… love these guys!

I would give it no stars if I could. This place is extremely dirty, and a ripoff. The tea is not complementary and my family was charged a few bucks for it. The bubble milk tea was also a ripoff, half I’d the drink was filled with ice and it costed 4 $ including tapioca that had no taste. The fried rice LOOKED decent, but had literally no taste in it except salt and oil. The meat was also hard to chew. Even inexperienced cooks can cook better. The only decent thing in there is the old waitress, but the only thing she can do well is advertise. She convinced us in buying a few fish balls for the same price as the fried rice. Before we knew it, the meal that contained 4 orders and 4 drinks, costed a crazy 60 $. It was overpriced so much that we were somehow legally robbed. Other large restaurants nearby charge only half that price, excluding the stomachache.

First of all, this restaurant is not closed.
The ambiance was really dank, dark and disgusting.
The waitress was the only nice thing about this place. She was friendly, but that doesn’t make up for our experience.
The food is way overpriced. Everything we ordered (house chow fun, house fried rice, the fish phở) was salty, oily, and uneatable. It just killed our appetites.
After this experience, we resolved to never go there again.

Love the noodles! Fresh made rice noodles definitely satisfy my cravings for some traditional grub. I had the recommended chow fun and it was down right spectacular! I have had chow fun before, but here it was infused with a savory and enticing aromas. I learned parking is in the back and not on its side. Wish I knew it sooner because I could have saved 3.50. All and all a great eatery!