Restaurant offers authentic Sichuan cuisine with fresh ingredients and spicy flavors. Interior is clean and spacious with comfortable, high-end furniture. Atmosphere stays casual and comfortable, suitable for groups and quiet dining.
Numbing spicy dishes deliver authentic Sichuan flavor with strong, traditional tastes. Several families from Sichuan confirm the cuisine's genuine regional style and delicious preparation.
Bold, complex flavors come from numbing peppercorn heat and fragrant chili oil. Dishes like Bo Bo Chicken and chili beef offer tender meat with a balanced, spicy kick. Chili sauces blend well with ingredients like potatoes, bamboo shoots, and rice noodles for layered tastes.
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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.
Small, humble restaurant with a quiet, homey vibe and simple interior. It serves authentic Sichuan cuisine featuring bold, spicy flavors and homemade noodles and dumplings. The place blends traditional dishes with remnants of a Hawaiian BBQ menu, run by a friendly couple transitioning the concept.
Dishes feature authentic Sichuan peppercorns with complex, floral, and spicy flavors. Menu includes Sichuan-Style Spicy Wontons, Braised Beef Noodles, and Chongqing street noodles, all balanced with broth and oil for a genuine taste.
Dishes feature authentic Sichuan chili peppers with a numbing spice that stands out. Chili sauce pairs well with steamed chicken and noodles, delivering tasty, well-balanced heat.
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Parking is easy as the restaurant is located in a shopping center.
The restaurant serves large portions, often enough for a second meal.
The menu features authentic Sichuan dishes like dan dan noodles and cucumber salad.
Sichuan restaurant offers a cozy yet lively atmosphere with a clean, modern dining space and a spicy aroma that fills the air. Several private KTV rooms provide space for group gatherings and casual nights out. Bold, authentic flavors come in generous portions at reasonable prices.
Dishes feature bold, spicy flavors with authentic Sichuan heat and aroma. Menu includes Chongqing grilled fish, spicy chicken, and signature tofu pot, all full of flavor and satisfying without excess oil.
Spice hits with numbing Sichuan peppercorns and layered chili flavors. Dishes like Boiled Beef in Chili Broth and pickled chili tofu show authentic Chongqing heat and wok-fired aromatics.
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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.
Chinese restaurant offers authentic potato noodles with a chewy, pillowy texture and affordable prices. The space feels clean and bright with a casual, cozy vibe where Mandarin is commonly spoken. Large portions and free extra noodles make it a satisfying spot for casual dining.
Szechuan dishes feature a numbing spice that stands out, especially in the Szechuan potato noodle and noodle soup. Other dishes tend to be less remarkable.
South east Asian style chili sauce comes with the pork rice and adds a distinct flavor. Extra chili sauce is available on the table for those who want more spice.
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The prices at Super Potato are reasonable, with large portions for under $10.
You can add extra noodles for free, which is rare in Chinese restaurants.
Super Potato is pet-friendly as long as pets don't disturb other customers.
Spacious dining area with large round tables supports family-style meals in a clean, warmly decorated setting. The atmosphere feels inviting and festive, filled with bold aromas of authentic Sichuan spices. Guests often enjoy authentic, numbing spicy dishes alongside popular Chinese favorites.
Authentic Sichuan flavors shine through in dishes like the Sichuan Popcorn Chicken, which delivers a distinctive numbing sensation. The food offers a genuine and spicy experience true to traditional Szechuan cuisine.
Dishes highlight chili oil and green chili peppers with options like wontons, boiled fish, and bullfrog. Lamb dishes such as Toothpick Lamb and cumin lamb stand out alongside spicy noodles like Dan Dan Noodle.
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Reservations are required for large tables, with a minimum spend of $200.
There is plenty of free parking available in the strip mall.
The menu features over 190 authentic Chinese dishes.
Compact space with crimson tiles and jade exterior creates an inviting, cozy vibe like dining at a friend's home. Atmosphere stays laid back and quiet, suitable for dates or groups. The spot offers affordable prices and a vegetarian-friendly menu, welcoming even pets inside.
Authentic Sichuan flavors come with a well balanced spice that suits American tastes. Dishes like mapo tofu, mala wings, and dan dan noodles offer multi-dimensional flavors in a cozy, intimate setting.
Homemade chili oil is spicy and aromatic, blending soy sauce with a touch of sweetness. Dumplings come with thin, chewy wrappers and a rich filling, perfectly complemented by the chili oil sauce. Dan Dan noodles feature bouncy, chewy noodles in a sauce that balances salty, spicy, and savory flavors with a hint of sourness from preserved veggies.
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Expect a 30-minute wait on Saturday nights for a party of two.
The restaurant is vegetarian-friendly with adaptable menu options for vegans.
Most dishes are labeled for allergies, including peanut allergy-friendly options.
Bright lighting and spacious, comfortable seating create a clean, inviting atmosphere distinct from typical dimly lit Chinese restaurants. The environment feels cozy and warm, though noise near the kitchen can disrupt conversation. The place draws a stylish crowd and offers unique Sichuan dishes with options for varying spice preferences.
Suan cai yu delivers numbing Szechuan peppercorns with a spicy, sour, and tangy kick. The Sichuan flavor fish soup offers a rich, authentic taste that earns solid marks from locals.
Chili flavors come through gently in the Sichuan Chicken with tender slices and a mild kick. Appetizers like smashed cucumbers feature raw garlic and chilis in a light vinegar sauce, adding a refreshing, healthy touch.
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Cash payments come with a complimentary drink.
Credit cards are accepted for payment.
Prices are generally affordable, with meals averaging around $30.
Chinese noodle restaurant offers authentic Sichuan flavors with handmade noodles and dumplings in a clean, cozy interior decorated with pandas and cozy booths. The atmosphere stays quiet and bright, with entertaining TV shows adding subtle background energy. Regulars appreciate the spicy, flavorful broths and the sense of eating in China.
Sichuan dishes here feature authentic spices and a strong presence of Sichuan peppers. Every noodle dish delivers bold, fiery flavors that stand out.
Dishes feature house-made chili oil crisps and fillings, giving a strong, authentic aroma. The chili oil wontons and dumplings carry a fresh, spicy scent that recalls traditional Chong Qing flavors.
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Peanuts are served with the wontons, important for allergy considerations.
All noodles and dumplings are handmade in-house.
Noodles cost $9.99 a bowl, considered a good deal in this city.
Modern, stylish space with elegant decor and well-balanced lighting creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Many private dining rooms accommodate gatherings and small events comfortably. The vibe blends authentic Sichuan energy with a lively yet relaxed setting.
Authentic Sichuan flavors shine with a perfect balance of spice and heat. Traditional dishes offer unique, flavorful experiences not found elsewhere.
Dishes feature a numbing kick from dry chili powder and a smoky flavor from charred chili. Sauces blend chili oil with garlic, peanut, and soy for a rich, layered taste.
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The anniversary menu is available from November 1 to November 11.
Private rooms are available with a minimum spend of 800.
Parking is easy with a large lot across the street.
Asian fusion restaurant offers cozy yet spacious seating with clean and organized surroundings. Bold, authentic flavors shine in a diverse menu featuring spicy Sichuan and Guizhou dishes with customizable spice levels. Generous portions and reasonable prices attract diners seeking both traditional and innovative options.
Spicy dishes feature a strong numbing kick and bold heat. The Sichuan Spicy Beef and Sichuan-style Angus beef highlight authentic flavors with a rich, spicy profile.
Golden Chili Rice Noodle offers a flavorful kick alongside tender chicken. Hot pot comes with chili oil on the side, letting you adjust the spice level easily.
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Parking is easy to find and free.
Prices are affordable, with a meal for two around $50 including tip.
Portions are generous, making it great for sharing.
Spacious dining area features interactive table games like Chinese checkers and mahjong, alongside video game machines including Pac-Man. Lighting stays dim and cozy, creating an inviting atmosphere that encourages lingering. Self-serve elements and touchscreen ordering add convenience to a casual, well-decorated space blending Eastern and Western design.
Sichuan pepper flavors stand out in the spicy wings and dan dan noodles. The noodles deliver a solid Szechuan style taste with a good balance of heat and numbing spice.
Multiple chili sauces come on the side, including a very spicy sauce and chili oil. Adding peanuts and red chili flakes enhances the flavor.
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Papa Noodle offers easy vegan options for those with dietary restrictions.
The restaurant has a limited menu with only four main noodle dishes and two sides.
Large portion sizes provide great value for the price.
Small dining area with authentic Chinese street food decor creates a cozy and warm atmosphere. The place fills quickly, especially after 7 pm, reflecting its popularity. Adorable serving cups and pots add charm to the experience.
Noodles deliver a strong tongue-numbing sensation from the Sichuan peppercorns. Flavors blend Szechuan and Taiwanese styles with a subtle, amazing numbness.
Wontons in chili sauce stand out as a favorite dish. The chili oil here is distinctive enough to be the only one bought and used on dishes like cucumber salad and chicken, adding a tasty fried chili scent.
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Expect over an hour wait for two people during peak hours.
The restaurant is very small, so seating is limited.
Prices are on the higher side; two soups and wontons cost $50.
Restaurant combines Guizhou cuisine with a modern art style and mid-century modern seating. Atmosphere feels welcoming and chill with curated pop artwork and colorful sofas. Ordering happens via tablet at the table, and a large private room accommodates groups.
Authentic Sichuan flavors blend with Guizhou and Yunnan styles, delivering classic numbing spices and balanced heat. The Green Sichuan Pepper Beef Tongue stands out with thick, intense numbing flavor and rich taste.
Dishes feature numbing peppers and fermented chili with fresh herbs, creating a bold aroma. The wild chili pepper stir-fried beef is tender and homestyle, while the grilled chili pepper with preserved eggs adds a unique twist.
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At noon, they serve beef noodles and spicy chicken noodles.
At night, they mainly serve Guizhou snacks.
Parking is easy due to the small structure behind the restaurant.
Chinese restaurant offers a spacious interior with warm old street decor featuring retro utensils and unique mugs. Atmosphere feels authentic and cozy, reflecting a leisure style typical of Chengdu. Food includes spicy hot pot and Malatang with fresh ingredients and reasonable prices.
Authentic Sichuan Mala Tang delivers a genuine spicy flavor true to the region. The Sichuan noodles in the hot pot are rich and flavorful, matching traditional tastes.
Boiled meat and vegetables sit in a rich bone soup base, topped with spicy oil and chili flakes. Mala tang arrives on a large plate with ingredients soaked in chili oil.
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The lunch special is not available on weekends.
Portions are large and can easily serve two people.
Prices are reasonable, with meals costing around 40 yuan for two.
Bright and clean space with comfortable booths and family-style tables featuring lazy susans. Atmosphere feels authentic and cozy, reflecting Chinese culture with a peaceful, low-key vibe. Seating includes both tables and booths in a well-kept environment.
Bold, spicy flavors define the Sichuan dishes here. The Sichuan Boiled Fish offers tender fish in a flavorful broth, while the Szechuan popcorn chicken and Szechuan style noodles deliver authentic heat and taste.
Wonton chili soup and chili wonton stand out with bold chili flavors. Fish dishes like boiled fish in chili broth and pickled fish highlight the spicy seafood options.
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The restaurant does not accept credit cards and only accepts cash.
The portions are large and reasonably priced.
The restaurant closes at 9:00 pm.
Modern dining space combines unique decor with an open view kitchen featuring Asian and Mexican chefs. Atmosphere stays comfortable and clean, with family-friendly amenities like convertible high chairs and outdoor seating for pets. Small touches like a wishing jar and fortune sticks add lighthearted fun to the experience.
Non-spicy pickled fish with tofu skin and fried squid tentacles offer fragrant, tender textures. The soup delivers a numbing, electric sensation from Sichuan peppercorns without overwhelming heat. Dishes like green beans, tofu, and dan dan noodles showcase authentic Sichuan flavors.
Sliced beef and tripe come in a chili sauce that stands out. Stir-fried pork and beef dishes carry a solid chili flavor. Chili oil adds a fragrant touch to the spicy chicken.
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Parking can be difficult to find on Friday nights.
Children's meals are available for $4.99 and are kid-friendly.
Expect a lively atmosphere with full tables during lunch hours.
Restaurant offers authentic Sichuan noodles in a busy, hustling atmosphere with heated outdoor seating. Decor is new and well laid out, creating a warm and welcoming environment. Ordering uses a QR code system allowing separate group orders.
Authentic Sichuan flavors shine in the spicy braised beef noodle soup and the Sichuan fries. The noodles deliver a true taste of Sichuan style with friendly service enhancing the experience.
Chili oil adds a fragrant kick to the noodles and wontons. Some dishes come with a sweet chili oil sauce, but the sweetness can be strong and not balanced for everyone.
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You can use Yelp's join waitlist feature to secure a spot before arriving.
The ordering system is by scanning a QR code at the table.
The total cost is approximately $25 per person.
Small restaurant with limited seating and bar-height tables creates a cozy but sometimes cramped environment. Atmosphere feels relaxed and kid friendly despite occasional hectic moments when busy. Known for exceptional dumplings, it offers a casual, fast-food style dining experience.
The Szechuan dishes include a spicy wonton bowl and Szechuan Blaze wontons. The spicy wontons come with a sweet and sour sauce, julienne cucumbers, and chili flakes but lack strong heat.
Chili sauce delivers a perfectly spicy and hot kick that stands out. It pairs well with dumplings and wonton bowls, making the chili oil a super addictive complement to the dishes.
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A third of the menu is often out of stock, including pork options.
It costs about $14 for a small bowl of noodles and pork fat.
There is very limited seating available for dining in.
Simple Asian eatery with authentic colorful decor and a laid-back, cozy atmosphere. The space feels clean and comfortable despite some uncomfortable chairs. It fills with lively conversation, creating a casual and inviting vibe.
Mao Xue Wang delivers authentic Sichuan flavor with generous portions. The menu includes a variety of Szechuan dishes alongside dim sum.
Mongolian beef features added red chilis for heat. Chili wontons come in chili oil with tender meat inside but have a plain flavor and feel missing something.
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Lunch specials are available on weekdays, including rice, soup, and a spring roll.
Expect long wait times on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings.
Parking is available at the Ramada next door, which has plenty of spaces.
Chinese restaurant inside a supermarket with spacious seating and high ceilings creates a relaxed, modern vibe. Warm lighting and enjoyable music set a chill atmosphere suitable for groups. Large round tables encourage gatherings, while a big TV adds casual energy.
Juicy pork dumplings and Szechuan style shrimp stand out as signature dishes. The mapo tofu offers a delightful Szechuan taste but leans toward the spicy side.
Sauce blends black vinegar and chili oil for a sharp kick. Dumplings and fried pork buns come with juicy fillings and get a boost from crispy chili oil.
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Lunch specials are served Monday to Friday before 5 PM for $15.98, including a main dish, rice, and soup.
Mama Lu’s Dumpling House has various specials available.
Lunch time happy hour offers great deals on select items.
Chinese restaurant offers a clean, bright, and modern environment with a self-serve sauce bar that adds a fun, customizable element. The atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, less crowded and chaotic than similar spots. Large bowls and an affordable price point distinguish the experience.
Spicy broths deliver a bold, numbing mala flavor with a good balance of heat and taste. Options range from moderately spicy to authentically fiery, satisfying cravings for real Sichuan-style heat.
A strong mala flavor blends Sichuan peppercorn and chili for a spicy kick. Spice level adjusts easily with chili added at the table.
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The price is $9.99 per pound, but it may be higher than advertised.
A 20% discount is available for two people and 30% for three or more.
They offer a 2-pound challenge where you can eat for free if you finish.
Bright, clean space with modern decor and vibrant orange accents creates an energetic, homey vibe. Crowded during meal times, the atmosphere buzzes with cheerful chatter and clinking dishes. Families and groups gather comfortably in a child-friendly environment that feels authentic and inviting.
Szechuan dishes feature Sichuan peppercorns that create a numbing sensation and a strong chili kick. The fish dishes balance fresh ingredients with pickled mustard greens for tartness and heat.
Soups come with a generous amount of chili that adds a nice kick and a numbing sensation from green peppercorns. The triple delight in chili oil stands out as a favorite dish, while small green chili peppers can be very hot and spicy.
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Parking can be hard to find on weekends.
The restaurant offers generous portions, enough to feed multiple people.
Expect a wait during peak hours, especially around noon.
Stylish restaurant with modern Chinese decor and an immersive bamboo forest dining experience featuring a large koi pond. Atmosphere is high-end and sophisticated with soothing southern Chinese piano music. Private rooms accommodate gatherings while the main dining area maintains an elegant vibe.
Authentic Sichuan flavor shines through with fresh ingredients and balanced spice levels. The green Sichuan pepper series delivers a distinct numbness without overwhelming heat.
Spicy dishes feature double-cooked pork and chili frog with intense chili peppers. The Chili Lotus Chicken offers a crunchy, sour, and spicy lotus root paired with tender chicken. Sliced Beef and Offal in Chili Sauce comes tender and well-seasoned.
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Reservations are required for large groups to ensure seating.
Expect wait times of over 2 hours without a reservation.
Parking is easy and available right in the plaza.
Traditional Chinese decor creates an authentic and casual atmosphere with a warm, inviting vibe. The space fills with diners who appreciate spicy Sichuan flavors and generous portions. Speaking Chinese enhances the experience, setting it apart from typical Chinese eateries.
Offers authentic Sichuan flavor with a balance of spice and tang, like the sinus-clearing but not overwhelming chicken. Features tender beef and consistently delivers high-quality food at fair prices.
Spicy dishes include Chongqing chili chicken, Uyghur beef, and shredded pork with fresh chili. Some dishes like the spice chili beef have a heavy chili oil presence that affects the flavor.
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Parking can be a challenge because the area is busy with multiple restaurants, shops, and Ranch 99.
Sichuan Fusion prefers cash payments but accepts cards.
If you pay in cash, you get a free mini ice cream.
Small dining area fills quickly, creating a noisy atmosphere with loud music. Authentic Sichuan flavors focus on numbing spice and aromatic chilies rather than just heat. Long waits are common due to popularity, especially on weekends.
Food delivers authentic Sichuan flavor with a focus on numbing spice and aromatic chilies rather than just heat. Dishes follow the Zigong style and come in good portions with consistent quality.
Dishes come soaked in chili oil, chilies, and Sichuan pepper. Stir-fry beef has plenty of sliced green and red chili peppers. Fish with chili peppers offers a mild heat.
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Expect long wait times of 30 minutes to 2 hours during peak hours.
Reservations are not accepted; arrive early to secure a spot.
Parking is available in the strip mall where the restaurant is located.
Large space with modern Chinese decor and plenty of seating creates an elegant atmosphere. Background music plays, sometimes loud, contributing to a lively but occasionally noisy environment. The setting suits date nights and casual dining with a mix of Northern and Southern Chinese cuisine.
Spicy dishes feature Szechuan pepper, garlic, and crab flavors that are bold but not overwhelming. The crab roe and Szechuan soup dumplings and seasonal Szechuan xiao long bao stand out for their rich taste.
Chili oil here has a terrific flavor that enhances many dishes. Dumplings like prawn, pork, and chicken potstickers come with spicy chili vinaigrette or oil that adds a hint of heat and depth.
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Happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 2:30 pm to 5 pm with 40% off select items.
During happy hour, many dishes are 40% off with few menu restrictions.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to avoid long wait times.