Orange Blossom Chinese: Authentic Chinese Cuisine in Orange, CA

Stumbled upon this hidden gem. Authentic and unlike any other “Chinese food”. I like the aesthetic and history feels as if it’s been here for 50 years or so but when you walk in, it’s all white linen and set up very cute. Would be good for any occasion, including large. Personally in always have gotten it to go and every single time our orders have been nothing but perfect now checking in and picking up our fourth order. Looking forward to getting home and smacking.

Best hot and sour soup. Definitely try the Special Egg foo young

I ordered delivery on 2/8/25 and it was flavorful, tasty, and delicious! The prices were competitive and the portions were huge! I recommend the General Tso Chicken and Pork Lo Mein! The staff was friendly when I arrived. I will definitely be returning over and over again!

Just great tasting Food! Pork Fried Rice is the best I had in a long time

First timers for us here at Orange Blossom, and we really liked it. The sizzling rice soup here is very good - the veggies and shrimp were fresh and the broth was not too salty. I would definitely order that again. This place serves Egg Foo Young. It's hard to find a Chinese restaurant nowadays that makes this, so we were glad to see it on the menu here, and it was great. Decent prices too. We will be coming back.

Orange Blossom Chinese Restaurant is a good solid choice for a satisfying meal. The portions are generous, making it easy to leave full, the missus left with leftovers. The appetizers that come with the dinner meals are a nice touch—fresh, flavorful, and a great way to start off. The prices are budget-friendly, great value for the quality and portion sizes. The atmosphere was another plus. It’s quiet and comfortable, making it easy to enjoy your conversation without loud background noise.

Shared many after-school meals here with my daughters. They never seemed to mind the books and homework papers strewn all over our booth. It was like our own piece of heaven -- times and food I truly miss.

All around excellent. It is the once ubiquitous Chinese-American restaurant in its classic form. The clean interior is traditional diner booths in black weathered and repaired leatherine, broad dark wood frames and railing lining the walls with laquired village scapes on facing walls. Two sets of dragons trot above either end of the dining room with comfortable midcentury chairs at the plastique table-clothed 4 tops. The fare was commensurate with the decor with fresh ingredients including the fried skin of the egg rolls with a hint of peanut butter. The flavors were clear and pleasant. The mustard was vaporous and expansive and nothing was over-salted. A very familiar place not to be missed on atmosphere alone, it adds much to the experience. The waitstaff was a delight. The tiny bathroom a sanctuary. The ice water was superb.