Color Oaks Chinese Food - Thousand Oaks

Good food, big portions, great price. Also nice owners, highly recommend!

Cashew chicken rubbery, way to many filler veggies. Kung Pao was almost too salty to eat. Won't go back.

Again, the 5 stars is just because i don't want to hiurt anyone's rating. But this place was not good. I should have known when I walked in as it was dirty and the building is falling apart. The BBQ pork buns were mushy and inedible. The potstickers had crunchy and hard edges. The orange chicken was grisly, chewy, and all dark meat parts. Definitely would not eat there again. 50 bucks down the tubes.

New ownership. Probably the most bland Chinese food I've ever had. Tried mapo tofu, Sichuan beef, veg soft noodles, and hot n sour soup and could not even finish it. I really wanted the food to be tasty since the place is so close and convenient. I gave it an extra star because the staff is friendly and another star for quick service and hoping there will be future improvement...

If you are looking for quick Chinese food, this is the spot, but if you’re looking for Chinese food that will actually make you feel somewhat satisfied after eating it just go to imperial. The food on display looked as if it had been sitting there drying out for hours and it was an instant red flag when I asked for Shu Mai and they said it was it was a 10-15 minute wait. I am nearly positive this Shu Mai was frozen and then warmed up/steamed to order. I don’t know if they actually make it in house but regardless it was not good. The Trader Joes frozen Shu Mai definitely beats this which is sad. If you want affordable and quick Chinese food, you should be good with the basic food options, especially if you are getting one of the lunch combo plates. Apart from that it’s a no go.