


Southern California’s best seafood dish, the world-famous Newport Style Gigantic Lobster, is just ten miles from the Pacific Ocean in the heart of Sana Ana, California. Tan Cang Newport Seafood is the one and only restaurant where you can find this delicious, original dish cooked with the well-guarded secret recipe. Since opening in 1988, we have delighted Orange County regulars, as well as foodies from around the world, with the best seafood on California’s sunny coast. We offer a wide selection of seafood, meat, and vegetarian dishes made with traditional Chinese and Vietnamese recipes. Tan Cang Newport Seafood offers the one and only original recipe of our Newport Style Gigantic Lobster.
Basic spot for Vietnamese & Chinese standards draws a crowd with the specialty house lobster.
Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 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 |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4411 W 1st St, Santa Ana, CA 92703
Phone: (714) 531-5146
Website: http://tancangnewportseafood.com/
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Reviews
Battered is light and oil is new, doesnt feel heavy when eating fried food.
Very good service.
The service could use a little improvement. While the wait staff were efficient, they came across as a bit on the rough side. A warmer and more attentive approach would definitely enhance the overall dining experience.
All in all, it’s a fine choice for a simple meal if you’re not expecting anything over the top.
The crab asparagus soup is no good , there are no eggs in it, and it is very watery. The clams with basil also no good, some part is hot other part is cold made me think they cook the clams already and tossed in the wok for a quick warm up.
The lobster with noodles . They told me the lobster weighed 5.5 lbs. Who knows how much it weighs? There is
no verification for this.
Overall, the bill came out $295, not including tips yet. I don’t think we will come back here again. It’s not worth all the hype.
The parking is not very big with another famous noodle house and other businesses so it’s a little hard to find a parking space in the day time, but we came on Sunday’s evening, it’s not so bad and we found our spot.
The servers here are extremely pleasant, attentive and humorous, we had fun chatting with them. He knows how to take group pictures too. Great photographer.
My favorite dish is elephant clam steam and deep fried. The body is steamed and the head is deep fried, so crispy and tasty with both body and head. Everyone loved it.
The deep fried tofu here is second to none. I tried to cook this at home but never succeed and couldn’t find any place in the Bay Area to match. The hardest part is using silken tofu (extremely soft) and fried to crispy outside, soft inside without being broken.
The Lobsters are to die for, we ordered 2 small ones (they’re huge), one with special sauce and one with Ginger and scallions. Both are excellent but everyone preferred the Ginger over the special, because the special sauce is a little sweeter than Ginger.
Octopus sautee is delicious in it’s own way with the vegetable dish is so good that my wife loves so much.
Mongolian Beef is cooked with perfection, just right amount of tasty sauce.
My wife kept asking me why not to take her here more often. The answer is with 2 people, we can’t share all the good dishes as with many people. She insists that we eat here again next time we come down to OC because there are so many dishes she haven’t tried.