Stopped by on my way home to try it for the first time. I should not have tried the fish quesadilla. I wasn't expecting fresh fish but something more than microwaved breaded frozen fish that tasted past its expiration date. The chicken quesadilla was fine, good flavor and the cheese was melted through but nothing a 10 year-old couldn't throw together at home as an after school snack. I can't comment on their Chinese food but, overall, from this quick experience they get two stars for a fair price and portion size, but not three because I'm not all that interested in coming back except maybe to try their Chinese food.

Americanized chinese. This means you have a slew of options from fried rice to lo mein to chicken wings. The flavor is not bad and the quality is decent but don't be expecting to eat something authentic. That is not what Di Di is about.I enjoyed the Szechuan chicken here (which is really just like regular chicken with flakes of hot pepper in the thickened soy based sauce).