This is by far the best experience I’ve had at a Chinese restaurant, and specifically one that serves true Szechuan cuisine. We came in not knowing exactly what to expect, but what we were treated to was something far beyond just a good meal. It was an experience—one I’ll be thinking about for a long time.
We were welcomed in with genuine kindness and seated almost immediately. The servers were attentive, but more than that, they felt like they actually cared whether or not we enjoyed our food. The drinks came quickly, and not long after that, the table was filled with dishes that looked, smelled, and tasted like they came from a chef who really knew what they were doing.
The moment I bit into the Chongqing Chicken—crispy, spiced, and dancing with that signature Szechuan tingle—I felt like I had been transported somewhere far away. The Dan Dan Noodles were packed with flavor and had this nutty, spicy richness that wrapped around my tongue in the best way. I don’t think I’ve ever had tofu as tender and flavorful as the Mapo Tofu here, and the fish in chili oil was something else entirely—so soft it melted the moment it touched my mouth, surrounded by a spicy broth that made me close my eyes for a second just to take it all in.
I was reminded of the power of food to carry memory and culture—how something cooked right can make you feel things you didn’t know were still somewhere inside you. I would highly recommend you come to this place to feel what I felt at that table. It’s not just a restaurant. It’s a taste of a different world—one that stays with you long after the...
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Our server was EXTREMELY RUDE when we ordered jasmine tea and the "meat dumplings" which were really steamed pot stickers/gyoza (pot stickers were listed on the menu along with meat dumplings) from the minute we walked in to the minute we left, the server treated my mother and I like we were dogs. While ordering, she was very snappy when I asked what kind of hot tea was available. And then after ordering jasmine tea and steamed pot stickers or (meat dumplings) very loudly she said "IS THAT ALL?!" Originally we just wanted tea, but I was wanting to try their "meat dumplings" in hopes that it was xio long bao. I replied "yes, do you have a problem with that?" She aggressively snatched up our menus and stormed away. Then brought our tea and food served with the same attitude. Soon after brought the check. I guess she was ready for us to leave. When I walked to the register to pay I said "hello" and she ignored me. She was watching live streams on her phone. She rang me up, with the ugliest look on her face. No eye contact, no thank you for coming in. I will NEVER come eat here being treated that way. TASTE PLACE over by the mall is WAY BETTER than this place. Their hot pots are more authentic and they have an amazing staff that welcome your business and treat you...
Read moreSzechuan House is hands down the best Chinese restaurant I’ve ever been to. From the moment I stepped in, I was greeted with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere and the tantalizing aroma of authentic Szechuan spices.
The food was absolutely incredible. Every dish we tried was packed with bold, fresh flavors and cooked to perfection. The Spicy crispy chicken was the standout for me—perfectly tender, with just the right kick of heat that left me craving more. Sesame Chicken was a delightful mix of savory, , and sweet, and the potstickers were so fresh and juicy, they practically melted in my mouth.
The staff were just as wonderful as the food. Our server was friendly, knowledgeable, and made excellent recommendations to suit our tastes. They ensured our glasses were never empty and that every part of our meal was perfect.
Szechuan House is a gem, and I can’t recommend it enough. Whether you’re craving a fiery dish or something more mild, this place delivers authentic Chinese cuisine that will leave you coming back for more. A 5-star experience through...
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