Hours
| Saturday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12633 Glenoaks Blvd, Sylmar, CA 91342
Phone: (818) 367-5811
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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China Express (Glenoaks Blvd). 12633 Glenoaks Blvd, Sylmar, CA 91342, USAOnline ordering hours: 10:30 AM – 8:35 PM.
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Reviews
ryan Tanner
We’ve been hitting up this China Express For years now and I’m fairly certain the pricing hasn’t changed in the 9 years we’ve been getting takeout. That said, the portion to price ratio is excellent. I don’t know if actual China has their food like American Chinese food but if I could guess…. It’s probably just like this but it’s not called Chinese food, it’s just food. Would it be just Express there? Ponder that.
It’s good food people.
… moreIt’s good food people.
Joseph Haro
Huge portions, great for the price fed the whole family
… moreClaudia Navarro
I would not recommend coming here at all! Terrible place. At first I thought I was going to like this place because their food doesn’t look bad but it’s not good at all. I ordered the chicken wings and my wings were old and burnt. I feel like they were just trying to hide that by coating my wings with a lot of sauce. I ordered a soda as well and they charged me $2 for a refill. That is just ridiculous, is this normal if it is please let me know what other places will charge you $2 for a refill. To make matters worse, the cup was at least a small. Not worth coming here at all, don’t waste your money.
… moreYesenia Cardenas
Could this be the only Chinese place that still makes their own egg rolls? I love!!! Please don’t stop making them fresh!!!
… moreWendy Pham
For the price, I think it is a sufficient place to get Chinese food. I enjoyed the chow mien and orange chicken. The orange chicken was well coated and filling. The chow mien was not salty either. The service was quick and straight forward.
… moreSo Can
I will never ever buy from here again. On 12/08/2024 i ordered three plates, one teriyaki chicken, one kunpao chicken and one orange chicken. It was the most disgusting chicken in my life. It tasted as if it was rotten. I didn’t even eat it, we had to throw it out. I tried calling them but they don’t answer.
… moreTraviesa Santos
I always passed by this little spot and I’ve been wanting to try it and im so glad i did because it was delicious
… moreRambo Alfaro
Love this place. I literally drive 20 min because no other place is this good and for the price. Amazing service
… moreAndrew Lam
Ordered Shrimp fried rice. Dumplings, and egg drop soup.
Egg drop soup was not thoroughly detailed at all when I called the place, the person who told me that the soup was “hard to describe” and only was “made for order”. He did not tell me the consistency nor the texture of the egg drop soup. When I asked about texture of the soup on whether if it’s thick (traditionally it is thick, flavorful, and fragrance) or is it watery, the response was “soup-like” in this case, watery and can be compared to a normal soup. Answers were not clear at all. The soup was watery, bland, and inconsistent, with the inconsistency that can be compared to a boba drink with boba at the bottom, in this case, the peas were the boba. The place also charges you for wonton crispy crackers separately for soups that does not even meet the traditional Chinese cuisine standards, under average to further express. A disappointment for $11.00.
The shrimp fried rice was decent, good amount of shrimps was added but the rice seems to be stale and oily at the bottom. This specific order seems to look as if it were mechanically assembled with shrimp being added to the top cooked separately or added from a separate container that was filled with shrimp and not actually cooked together. In other words, the “shrimp fried rice” seems like they just added shrimp to the top of a container of “fried rice” and then call it “shrimp fried rice” (shrimp fried rice seems to not appear to be cooked with the fried rice).
Dumplings seems to be adequate, there was a nice crispy outer layer at the bottom of the dumplings and moist inner filling. This order seems to retain the intended recipe and the traditional steps.
… moreEgg drop soup was not thoroughly detailed at all when I called the place, the person who told me that the soup was “hard to describe” and only was “made for order”. He did not tell me the consistency nor the texture of the egg drop soup. When I asked about texture of the soup on whether if it’s thick (traditionally it is thick, flavorful, and fragrance) or is it watery, the response was “soup-like” in this case, watery and can be compared to a normal soup. Answers were not clear at all. The soup was watery, bland, and inconsistent, with the inconsistency that can be compared to a boba drink with boba at the bottom, in this case, the peas were the boba. The place also charges you for wonton crispy crackers separately for soups that does not even meet the traditional Chinese cuisine standards, under average to further express. A disappointment for $11.00.
The shrimp fried rice was decent, good amount of shrimps was added but the rice seems to be stale and oily at the bottom. This specific order seems to look as if it were mechanically assembled with shrimp being added to the top cooked separately or added from a separate container that was filled with shrimp and not actually cooked together. In other words, the “shrimp fried rice” seems like they just added shrimp to the top of a container of “fried rice” and then call it “shrimp fried rice” (shrimp fried rice seems to not appear to be cooked with the fried rice).
Dumplings seems to be adequate, there was a nice crispy outer layer at the bottom of the dumplings and moist inner filling. This order seems to retain the intended recipe and the traditional steps.
Jacob S.
My boyfriend and I’s FAVORITE Chinese food in the valley! Always fresh food, best noodles, orange chicken, etc. And they always PACK your plate lol
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