Chinese Gourmet Express

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Chinese Gourmet Express

Founded	1990; 32 years ago (1990)
Founder	Samuel Y. Sim
Headquarters	Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles
Number of locations	61 (2017)
Website	chinese-gourmet-express.com

Chinese Gourmet Express (aka CGE) is a fast food American restaurant chain serving Americanized Chinese cuisine.^[1]

History[]

Samuel Y. Sim started the chain in 1990 in the Sherman Oaks Galleria. In 2002, he began the Sansei chain of Japanese restaurants.^[2]

According to their website, "Fifteen years after they opened their first restaurant, Sam and Monica export their unique vision throughout California and the country in the Northwest, Rockies, Texas, Midwest and Northeast."

See also[]

• List of Chinese restaurants

References[]

External links[]

• Official Site

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