Meh!! Unfortunately, I didn't knock my socks off. We had wonton soup shrimp, the wontons had pork which I don't eat. My husband got the pad Thai which was very oily. Ginger beef, which my husband says was the better of the dishes.

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There are OCHA RESTAURANTS strewn all over Los Angeles but not sure if they are run by the same folks.
The ones we’ve eaten at served gr8 food. Their menus is impressive. I’ve tried several of their entrees and keep coming back to my standard favorites; Shrimp Fried Rice & Assorted Seafood Soup- served in a pot all lit up with a flame.
In this OCHA, parking CAN be a problem.
Be adventurous. Go try them out. They are located near the intersection of Western & Sunset- across the street from where ZODYS (1st) and FOOD 4LESS used to be.
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Very attentive, food was great. Shrimp soup was my favorite chili oil on the side to spicy it up to your taste.

Great service, way better than the ocha at Vermont. This place on sunset is not crowded at all. They take your order and food is served very fast. Also a lot of parking available and it's free.

I like this restaurant because it tastes like the original since it is not crowded. But the parking lot needs to be clean because it gives an abandoned place. ALSO, I don't mind paying, but I asked for fried rice and chowmain with 3 combinations, and I was disappointed because the whole plate is like 20 dollars it only had 2 shrimps, not enough either beef or chicken wich got me disappointed. I would only go back for their seafood soup, which tastes the same as the original Ocha.