Szechuan Restaurants in Honolulu, HI

“Order by app. Space is small, like a neighborhood vibe. Service is friendly and accommodating. Order these and thank me later:
1. Dry Double Cooked Pork (flat noodles or rice)
2. Wu Wei Spicy Beef Noodle (the beef!)
3. Booed Fish with Pickled Cabbage (broth)
4. Shredded Pork Green Pepper
5. Any noodle soup“

“Good Sichuan style noodle restaurant to go. My family and I ate here several times since pre-covid.
The food here is always delicious. My go to item is always Zajiang noodles with Peas little or very spicy. It's a nice balance of flavor. It can get spicy unless you mix it very well, most of the spicy soup will be at the bottom.
The house fried chicken and wontons are also delicious.
Since covid, they no longer use paper menus. Scan the QR code and click the link. In the link, scroll select and order. You can pay later. If you seem lost, ask them...it may be a while before they help you. Service will bring out your food and provide water. Pay by going to the cashier in the front.
I like the atmosphere, it's comfortable and has a good setting for families and groups to eat in.

Parking: 808 center where Mian is located. Payment is necessary to use their vertical parking structure.

Kid-friendliness: I see many families, groups of people and singles here.

Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp on hot pot restaurant side of the center. Front entry is a pair door, easy or wheelchair access.“

“The quality of your dishes is very high on customer satisfaction!“

“A very pleasant surprise here. Don’t let its name fool you as it serves a wide variety of authentic Chinese dishes, mostly of Cantonese variety, but also some Shanghainese and Szechuan dishes. We had the ginger/onion chicken (similar to Hainan chicken) and beef with bitter melon. Both were very tasty and sizes were quite large. We will try its noodles on our next visit. The proprietor who also served as the cook was very friendly and efficient. A definitely worth future visits.

Vegetarian options: Like any legitimate Chinese restaurant, one can order different stir fried fresh vegetables.

Parking: There are a few spaces directly in front of the restaurant and there’s a sign that says more parking in the back

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes“

“Had the dandan noodles. Was spicy but not overbearing. On this day the kitchen was a little slow.“