House of Chan | Chinese-Asian Fusion in Saint John & Quispamsis

September Special: Salt & Pepper 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.

September Special: Salt & Pepper 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 salt and pepper chicken with red and green peppers and onion in a House of Chan takeout box, with steamed rice and green onions

September Monthly Special

Salt & Pepper Chicken

Crispy chicken wok tossed with salt, pepper and chili flakes, with red and green peppers and onion.

$19 Order Online

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