Futuristic, cozy space welcomes families and friends for relaxed meals. Authentic Hunan and Szechuan dishes offer a lively taste experience with affordable prices. Twice-cooked pork stands out with a spicy kick and rich flavor, perfect alongside salted egg yolk tofu.
Scrambled eggs with chili and twice-cooked pork come with a spicy kick and rich flavor. The twice-cooked pork pairs well with dishes like salted egg yolk tofu and Mao Xue Wang.
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Parking is convenient and easily accessible.
The price ranges from $20-30 per person.
The restaurant offers many non-spicy dishes suitable for kids.
Sichuan restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere with bold, authentic flavors. Twice Cooked Pork is tender and flavorful, served in generous portions without greasiness. Private KTV rooms add a fun spot for group gatherings and casual nights out.
Generous portions of tender, flavorful pork come with a fatty but not greasy texture. The dish pairs well with rice and stays true to authentic Sichuan style without being too oily.
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Be prepared for a wait on weekends due to the place's popularity.
Spending $50 earns you a $50 credit at the restaurant.
During the soft opening, diners received 30% off their total bill when dining in.
Elegant Chinese spot offers a serene vibe with boujee decor and attentive service. Twice Cooked Pork shines with perfect texture and amazing seasoning. Outdoor seating adds charm to the peaceful dining experience.
Perfect texture and amazing seasoning define the Twice Cooked Pork here. It stands out as a highlight and one of the best pork dishes available.
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Parking may be challenging as the restaurant shares a lot with a hotel.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant is not very kid-friendly due to the lack of changing tables.
Small spot offers a homey vibe with a quiet atmosphere perfect for a private meal. Authentic Lu cuisine shines with bold flavors like tender twice cooked pork featuring pork belly and garlic. Cozy space and open kitchen add to the charm.
Tender pork combines muscle and rich pork belly with rough chopped garlic in the twice cooked pork. It includes slabs of pressed tofu, leeks, and vegetables for a hearty mix.
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The restaurant offers Lu cuisine, one of the eight recognized Chinese culinary traditions.
It's rare to find a place in the U.S. that stays true to the essence of Lu cuisine.
The owner is also the chef and prepares all dishes fresh.
Quirky, spacious spot offers mountain views and a cozy, family vibe. Twice cooked pork shines with Szechuan spice and smoky heat. Quiet space invites easy talks in a peaceful, welcoming setting.
Smoky taste stands out in the twice cooked pork with Szechuan style spice. It balances traditional preparation with just the right amount of heat.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
The restaurant offers a separate Chinese menu for authentic dishes.
Steamed rice is not included with entrees and costs extra.
Enjoy authentic Sichuan flavors in a cozy, lively spot with a family vibe. Twice cooked pork shines with perfect cooking and balanced flavors, pairing well with garlic eggplant. The bustling kitchen adds to the unpolished charm of the place.
Dishes like twice cooked pork come out cooked perfectly with a good balance of flavors. The pork pairs well with garlic eggplant and has a solid, savory taste.
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The chef is from Chengdu, and his cooking reflects that.
They allow customers to bring their own alcohol (BYOB).
Prices are reasonable compared to other Chinese restaurants in the area.
Small, clean spot with authentic Szechwan cuisine and large portions. Twice-cooked pork has solid flavor but is not the best here. Menu offers unique dishes that appeal to both adventurous and picky eaters.
Twice-cooked pork here has a solid flavor and texture. It ranks well among other dishes like mapo tofu and Chongqing chicken but is not the most outstanding version available.
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The total price for a meal averages around $47.
They charge $4 to add tofu to your dish.
The lunch special is well priced and offers good value.
Small Sichuan street-side spot offers a friendly family vibe and authentic spicy flavors. Twice-cooked pork belly is tender and savory, paired with garlic greens and fermented black beans. Bright lights highlight a clean, elegant space with free pickled vegetables and peanuts.
Twice-cooked pork belly comes with garlic greens and fermented black beans that soak up the flavors. The pork is tender and packed with spicy, savory notes that make it hard to leave any behind.
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The bowl of braised beef noodles costs $14, offering great value.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
The restaurant is located behind the Harbor Freight parking area.
Small space offers an immersive cultural atmosphere with traditional-modern decor and cozy lighting. Twice Cooked Pork shines with piquant, savory flavor and generous portions of fresh vegetables. Seating feels crowded and some spots are colder, adding to the unique experience.
Twice Cooked Pork comes with fresh leeks and a piquant, savory flavor. Portions are generous and include lots of fresh vegetables.
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The restaurant does not offer the lunch special on Fridays.
NYU students get a discount when they show their IDs.
The portions are enough for one hungry person or two who are not that hungry.
Sichuan cuisine shines with authentic spicy flavors and fresh ingredients. Twice Cooked Pork is savory and marbled, enhanced by garlic scapes for a home-style touch. Spacious, clean interior with comfortable high-end furniture creates a casual, group-friendly atmosphere.
Boiled then fried, the pork is beautifully marbled and savory with scallions soaked in its juices. The version with garlic scapes tastes very home-style and pairs well with rice.
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Bobo chicken isn't always available, which can be disappointing.
The dining area and restroom are spotless.
QJ Kitchen offers a good variety of food for spicy and non-spicy enthusiasts.
Spacious dining room offers a bright and cozy atmosphere with a quiet, friendly vibe. Twice cooked pork delivers excellent flavor and texture, perfectly paired with mapo tofu and soup dumplings. Seating suits both fast dinners and relaxed meals.
Twice cooked pork stands out with excellent flavor and texture. It pairs well with other dishes like mapo tofu and soup dumplings.
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Reservations are not needed at the restaurant.
You get a free order of soup dumplings if your meals end up more than $30.
There are vegetarian options available with fresh veggies.
Spacious and clean dining area creates a calm, cozy atmosphere with authentic Sichuan flavors. Twice cooked pork shines with traditional preparation of leeks and hot peppers, pairing well with egg fried rice. Warm, welcoming space offers free ice cream and quiet energy for relaxed meals.
Twice cooked pork features a traditional preparation with leeks and hot peppers. It tastes authentic and pairs well with dishes like egg fried rice and spicy Chinese broccoli.
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Reservations are required for the roast duck; call in advance.
Lunch specials are available from Monday to Friday, 11 AM to 4 PM.
Expect an 18% gratuity automatically added to your bill.
Koi pond offers an authentic feel with ChengDu-style decor and hot jasmine tea served traditionally. The space is crowded and cramped, making talks tough. Twice cooked pork shines with its fragrant aroma and pairs well with salted vegetables.
Twice cooked pork stands out for its fragrant aroma and pairs well with salted vegetables. It serves as a popular choice alongside Szechuan boiled beef.
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Making a reservation is highly recommended since this place fills up fast around dinner time.
The kitchen closes at 10 PM.
The waiting time can be one hour on Friday evening.
Cozy spot serves authentic Northeastern Chinese food with a family-style vibe. Twice cooked pork shines with salted pork and pairs well with bok choy fried rice. Busy and low-key, it feels like part of the community.
Twice cooked pork comes with salted pork and pairs well with bok choy fried rice. It appears alongside dishes like mushrooms with vinegar and eggplant with potato.
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The most recent health inspection in May 2023 was unsatisfactory due to inadequate cooling procedures.
Three people from two months ago reported food poisoning after eating at Little Duck.
Little Duck offers a few free parking spaces.
Small, clean space offers a cozy atmosphere with authentic Sichuan flavors. Twice-cooked pork is tender and flavorful, pairing well with green beans. Soft music and spacious seating create a calm vibe, while staff add a lively edge.
Twice-cooked pork comes out tender and authentic with a delicious flavor. It pairs well with green beans and beef noodles.
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A 20% tip is automatically added to your bill, so check your receipt.
The restaurant closes at 10:00 PM, but last seating is at 9:30 PM.
The lunch special ends at 3 PM, not 4 PM as advertised.
Small, cramped dining area buzzes with a lively, bustling vibe like a street restaurant. Twice cooked pork shines with rich flavor, paired well with spicy pork dumplings and crispy chicken. Simple seating adds to the authentic, energetic experience.
Twice cooked pork stands out with its rich flavor and is a consistent favorite alongside spicy pork dumplings and crispy chicken in garlic sauce. It pairs well with other dishes like Mongolian beef and sliced beef in chili pepper soup.
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The $10 lunch menu is very filling and offers good value.
Reservations are not required, but seating can fill up quickly.
Portion sizes are generous for the price, making it a good deal.
Small space fills with lively energy and bold, spicy flavors. Twice-cooked pork offers generous portions and standout flavor that pairs well with rice. Slow-paced cooking ensures an authentic Sichuan experience with hotpot specialties drawing regulars back.
Generous portions make the twice-cooked pork enough for two bowls of rice. It has a good flavor that stands out enough to order a second serving.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant accommodates a maximum of four adults at a table; larger groups need to connect tables.
Dishes are cooked to order, resulting in slower service but higher quality.
Asian fusion spot shines with twice cooked pork belly and roast duck in a warm elegant setting. Open kitchen speeds service while duck fat old fashioned cocktail complements bold flavors. Spacious design invites relaxed dining with standout dishes.
Twice cooked pork belly appears as a consistent dish, noted for its presence alongside various other items. It stands out as a frequent choice and pairs well with diverse flavors like pumpkin and beef.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant gets packed most nights.
Parking is available via valet at the Sheraton next door, validated by the restaurant.
Expect to pay $14 for valet parking after validation, down from $28.
Large dining hall offers a lively, clean atmosphere with bright lighting and close seating. Authentic Hebei style twice cooked pork is non-oily and pairs well with soup dumplings and kung pao chicken. Frequent order notifications add to the bustling energy.
Authentic Hebei style twice cooked pork stands out with a non-oily texture. It pairs well with other dishes like soup dumplings and kung pao chicken.
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Small tables can't be reserved; you can only walk in.
You order by scanning a QR code at your table.
The restaurant charges for steamed rice.
Authentic Sichuan flavors shine in the twice-cooked pork with garlic sprouts. Cozy courtyard offers a warm atmosphere perfect for relaxed dining. Spacious, clean setting invites guests seeking genuine tastes and comfort.
Twice-cooked pork comes with garlic sprouts turned into scallions and delivers traditional flavors that stand out. It pairs well with other dishes like fish with fermented black beans and roast duck.
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The restaurant serves authentic Sichuan cuisine with fresh ingredients.
Portion sizes are large, providing good value for the price.
Parking is convenient for diners.
Sichuan restaurant blends modern decor with a live band for a lively vibe. Twice cooked pork stands out with peppers and onions and comes with rice. Spacious seating and a large patio make it cozy and fun.
Twice cooked pork features well-sliced meat with a generous amount of peppers and onions, differing from the usual pork and leeks mix. Each order includes a container of rice, and the dish reheats well for delivery.
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Happy hour offers great prices on food and drinks.
The restaurant is currently BYOB.
Free parking is available for customers.
Simple booth seating creates a relaxed atmosphere with lively music. Authentic Sichuan dishes like twice cooked pork belly offer bold, spicy flavors and generous portions. Reasonable prices make it a great spot for enjoying traditional cuisine in a calm setting.
Twice cooked pork belly features flavorful garlic sprouts and a spicy kick. The dish tastes authentic and pairs well with other traditional items like spicy boiled fish fillet.
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Prices at Szechuan Kitchen are low for the quality of food.
The portions are incredibly large, making it great for sharing.
The restaurant offers a lunch menu, which is a good deal.
Spacious restaurant blends Western and Eastern design with elegant decor and live jazz on Wednesdays. Twice cooked pork offers amazing flavor and pairs well with scallion pancakes. Hip bar with tropical elements adds to the lively, authentic vibe.
Twice cooked pork delivers amazing flavor that stands out among the dishes. It pairs well with scallion pancakes and ranks alongside other favorites like spicy tiger prawn and mapo tofu.
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Reservations are required to dine at a table.
Customers are expected to leave their table within 1.5 hours if the restaurant is booked.
Happy hour is until 6 PM.
Simple dining space offers authentic Sichuan flavors with a quiet yet lively atmosphere. Twice cooked pork is tender and flavorful, served in hearty portions perfect with rice. Clean, comfortable setting with straightforward decor makes for a pleasant meal.
Twice cooked pork stands out with its tender, flavorful meat and hearty portion size. It pairs well with rice and often leaves leftovers due to its satisfying taste.
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Parking can be very difficult during rush hours.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours.
The total cost for a meal can be around $80 for two.
Small space offers a cozy, warm atmosphere with calming music. Twice-cooked pork shines with rich flavor and onions, perfect alongside fried rice. Sleek design and a display window add privacy, while customers enjoy customizable dishes with fresh vegetables and protein.
Twice-cooked pork features onions and has a rich flavor. It pairs well with dishes like Maocai and fried rice.
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Parking is very limited, with only a couple of spots available.
Expect long wait times, potentially over 1.5 hours during busy periods.
The restaurant offers large portion sizes that are filling.
Vintage Chinese decor and upscale 80s style set a lively, romantic mood with low lighting and close tables. Staff add charm with Polaroid photos and table side theater. Twice cooked pork is a tasty staple, served fast and pairs well with cabbage.
Twice cooked pork arrives quickly, often within a minute. It pairs well with cabbage and stands out as a tasty staple alongside dishes like mapo tofu and kung fu shrimp.
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The lunch special from Monday to Friday is a super bargain.
Lunch finishes at 3 PM.
Reservations are recommended as this spot is always packed.
Ancient Chinese garden theme with wooden houses and an artificial fish pond creates a rich Sichuan vibe. Twice-Cooked Pork shines with caramelized fat aroma and deep umami, thin slices glistening but not greasy. Private rooms add a high-end feel for group dinners.
Each bite of the Twice-Cooked Pork offers a rich, toasted aroma from caramelized fat and deep umami of fermented bean paste. The pork slices are evenly thin with gently curled edges, glistening with oil but surprisingly not greasy.
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The restaurant has a 90-minute dining time rule, even for menu orders.
Avoid visiting during the weekend hours if you do not have a reservation.
Customers should be cautious about the spiciness of the food.
Small dining area with red color scheme and quirky rolling pin wall creates a cozy vibe. Twice cooked pork shines with savory texture in stir-fried noodles. Outdoor seating stays warm with heaters, making it great for casual meals.
Thin pieces of stir-fried bacon make up the twice cooked pork. It appears in dishes like stir fried noodles and stands out for its savory texture.
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Parking is available next to the restaurant.
The restaurant is small, seating about 30 people.
Expect longer wait times on Fridays and Saturdays.
Bright, modern setting with glowing red lanterns creates a warm vibe. Twice cooked pork shines with a sweet sauce and pairs well with cabbage. Authentic feel is boosted by Sichuan pepper aroma and use of chopsticks only.
Twice cooked pork comes with a sweet sauce that gives it a unique taste. It pairs well with cabbage and stands out among other dishes.
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Entrees do not come with rice and must be ordered separately for an extra charge.
The restaurant is open until 10 p.m., convenient for late-night dinners.
The prices for lunch specials are great.
Enjoy authentic Sichuan cuisine with generous portions in a quiet setting. Twice-cooked pork is a rich, flavorful highlight. The clean, simple interior keeps focus on food, offering a bright, neat atmosphere.
Twice-cooked pork stands out for its rich flavor and authentic Sichuan style. It consistently earns praise for being top-notch and delicious.
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The restaurant charges $1 for each bowl of steamed rice.
The menu features a variety of authentic Sichuan dishes.
The place is clean and well-maintained.