• October Special: Shanghai Chicken, $19
  • Fun fact: General Tso's chicken was invented in 1950s Taiwan. The real General Tso never tried it.
  • Serving Saint John since 1997
  • Fun fact: fortune cookies are Japanese in origin and caught on in San Francisco, not China.
  • Wok hei means "breath of the wok." It's the smoky flavour you only get from a screaming hot wok.
  • Fun fact: chicken balls are a Canadian takeout classic you'll have a hard time finding in China.
Crispy Shanghai chicken glazed in hoisin and sweet chili with peppers and onion, from House of Chan in Saint John

October Monthly Special

Shanghai Chicken

Crispy chicken tossed in hoisin with a sweet chili shine, with peppers and onion. Savoury, sticky and lightly sweet.

Pickup or delivery in Saint John and Quispamsis. This month only.

Our Story

Serving favourites since 1997.

Since 1997, House of Chan has been serving Canadian-style Asian favourites made fresh — from Pad Thai to Honey Garlic Ribs — across Saint John & Quispamsis.

What started as a local staple has grown into a go-to for takeout nights, family dinners, and “what are we eating tonight?” decisions across the city.

Same flavours. Same reliability. Just a little easier to order.

4 locations • thousands of regulars • still going strong
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