Xiang Wei Xuan & 湘味轩
$$ • Chinese, Vegetarian Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Xiang Wei Xuan & 湘味轩
Customers' Favorites
Pork Liver with Chili Pepper
Braised Pork Belly
Hot & Sour Noodle
Sizzling Squid
Eggplant Dish
Sautéed Pork
Pepper Beef
Bean Curd W
Fried Tofu
Xiang Wei Xuan & 湘味轩 Reviews
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This restaurant offers authentic Hunan dishes. It was a joy to discover this restaurant. We had sliced beef stirred fried with pepper. It’s spicy yet flavorful. We also had potato noodles soup which is also very flavorful. The meshed eggplants with bell peppers and seasoned eggs was very delightful. All in all we had a great meal. I love spicy and it’s wonderful to know I have somewhere to go when I crave for spicy Chinese food.
Authentic Chinese’s food!
If you are looking for an authentic Hunan culinary experience, Xiang Wei Xuan is a standout choice. Here is a breakdown of a recent Wednesday night dinner experience:
Authenticity is Key: This is true-to-form Hunan cuisine. The flavors are bold and traditional; if you appreciate authentic regional Chinese cooking, you will love it. However, if you prefer Westernized versions of Chinese food, this might be a bit intense for your palate.
The Food: We sampled a variety...read full review
Authenticity is Key: This is true-to-form Hunan cuisine. The flavors are bold and traditional; if you appreciate authentic regional Chinese cooking, you will love it. However, if you prefer Westernized versions of Chinese food, this might be a bit intense for your palate.
The Food: We sampled a variety...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
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Xiang Wei Xuan & 湘味轩 offers authentic Hunan cuisine with bold, traditional flavors. The food is true-to-form and not pretentious, located in the Chinatown district. Dishes include two fish dishes, beef and tofu, griddle chicken, spicy shrimp, eggplant and green beans, pork fried rice, lotus root, and Clay Pot Rice Noodles with Clear Broth Flavor. The fish is steamed perfectly, the chicken is firm from a live poultry place, and the lotus root is crunchy. Portions are generous for a cheap and reasonable price, with 1$/pp unlimited rice. A Wednesday Senior Special offers one dish at 50% off for those over 60, with a minimum order threshold of roughly $25–$35, applying to the most expensive item. For a party of four, the total came to approximately $100 including tax and tip, offering excellent value. Service is great, with polite servers and friendly greetings. The front parking lot can be challenging during peak hours; additional parking is available at the back of the building. This restaurant is recommended for those seeking perfect Hunan cuisine with authentic taste.