Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Thousand Oaks

"The well-known Asian-fusion contemporary restaurant and lounge venue features fresh sushi and creative maki rolls as well as modern riffs on traditional fare.24201 Valencia Blvd. | (661) 288-1913"

"28281 Newhall Ranch Rd, Santa Clarita, CA 91355-0986Chinese, AsianLunch, DinnerSeating, Wheelchair Accessible, Full Bar, Delivery, Takeout, Reservations, Serves Alcohol, Table Service+1 661-257-4321http://www.newmoonrestaurants.com/"

"I love all asian foods and this is a great fusion of them all. The food is fresh and delicious. I recommend this to anyone looking for a great…"

"Thai Dishes is a peaceful oasis of casual elegance and extraordinary Thai cuisine as well as the perfect place to dine with family and friends. 23328 Valencia Blvd. | (661) 253-3663"

"23328 Valencia BlvdSanta Clarita , CA 91355. Visit WebsitePh:661-253-3663"

"Soda Jerks, an old-fashioned soda fountain on the Santa Monica Pier serves sundaes named after local landmarks, along with shakes, malts, and ice cream sodas created with Fosselman’s ice cream, made in nearby Alhambra since 1919 – because if it’s not broken, why fix it?"

"Transported from the era of the classic soda fountain, Soda Jerks serves up refreshing handmade treats of all kinds. Beware, the milkshakes are addictive.Phone: 310.393.7632"

"The girl working today around 4:30 is one RUDE ASS B1TCH. Get her tf outta there, SOOO DAMN RUDE TO EVERYONE!"

"Head to the coast and take a drive along the world-famous Pacific Coast Highway (PCH). With your convertible top down and your eyes trained on the ocean, it’s easy to miss the entrance to the Getty Villa entrance tucked in the mountainside. This replica of an ancient Roman country house has gardens to meander, galleries of Greek and Roman antiquities to peruse, and expansive views of the Pacific."

"We have mostly looked at the beaches in Malibu, but if you have time, you shouldn’t stop there. There’s much more to discover starting from the Getty Villa (located in the Pacific Palisades District), which resembles an ancient Roman villa displaying about 45,000 pieces of Greek, Roman, and Etruscan art dating back to the period from 6500 B.C."