I didn’t think you could mess up wonton soup but they did and they were horrible. I had a bunch of other things as well the only good thing they made was the chicken fried rice. It baffles me how they have 5 stars. Do not recommend it also smells horrible in there.
Nick Witmer
Excellent authentic Szechuan food, with an even more diverse menu than the lauded Han Dynasty in Old City Philadelphia. Definitely one of Lancaster's best kept secrets, but you better enjoy heat!
Sonia Thomas
Authentic, delicious szechuan food at affordable prices. Our family's favorite place for takeout ? ❤️
Madaline M
Husband was a Thai cook for years. He approves!! Absolutely will eat again.
Ben
Due to my low spice tolerance I wasn't able to eat anything besides the soup dumplings (which were amazing), but my partner reports the duck and chicken flavorful.
Keith Engle
I love this place so much! Menu items include so many genuine regional dishes from Sichuan and other nearby areas that I've been dying to try, but that aren't found at most American style Chinese restaurants. All prepared beautifully and all delicious
Sovereign Evil
10/10 recommend this not so far off the beaten path hidden gem! Some of the freshest, most flavorful Asian cuisine I have ever had! Will gladly drive the extra 10 minutes to get my food here! And as a bonus, it is inside an Asian Market! How much more could one ask for!?
Eric Li
The best Szechuan region cuisine in Lancaster!!! Try the dry pot style and dishes from Chef’s Special to experience the authentic Szechuan food from China. Also great place for the usual American Chinese food. It’s inside of a large Asian food store, take out and food court style seating, not a fancy sit down restaurant.
Nick “Nick Name” Name
I want to give them six stars. Here's why: unlike most Sichuan restaurants they are not too salty. In fact, they are slightly on the low end for all Chinese places, although if you are on a salt restricted diet, it's probably still too much. They modified the spice level for me perfectly, so I'm going to try some dishes hotter next time. Hot and Sour soup was spot on. Dry pot style everything was great. Braised beef brisket was amazing, with a great beef flavor. Dumplings were good. Try the Dan Dan Mein, it was as good as I have ever had. The Udon were a bit chewy, but that is a personal preference. The lo mein was good, with sort of a ramen style noodle, more of a Southern style than Eastern. This is more of a takeout place, but they have a small seating area like a food court inside an Asian grocery, which I will review separately. They had interesting background pop music. There also was a bit of the air of bustling chaos you sometimes find in Chinese places in the city. The service was good and friendly, they switched immediately into English for us round-eyes, and helped with the extensive menu which also has pages of specials.
Lucille UP
So good so good so good! Nice place to order and shopping Chinese grocery!
Real and authentic Chinese food. I've frequented China the past 8 years and lived in NYC where Flushing was a train ride away, and can honestly say this is some of the best Chinese food I have had since leaving the city. The dry-braised cabbage is delicious. The dan dan noodles, poached fish filet, and mapo tofu are equally good. If you're only ordering chicken and broccoli or general sao's from this place, you're doing it wrong. Try the more authentic dishes, you won't be sorry!
Chengjie Zhang
Authentic Sichuan Food. Good service. Good price.
Suzie
i am addicted to their braised spare ribs noodle soup! I can eat this every day of the week! Fast, friendly service! Highly recommended to my friends.
D McMichael
I lived in Sichuan and the food here tastes exactly the same. Superb flavor, always fresh. Staff is courteous. 非常好吃!
Victoria Wu
Absolutely delicious. Authentic Szechuan, their dry braised sliced beef is amazing, the beef is tender and delicious! Eat here!!
I didn’t think you could mess up wonton soup but they did and they were horrible. I had a bunch of other things as well the only good thing they made was the chicken fried rice. It baffles me how they have 5 stars. Do not recommend it also smells horrible in there.
Excellent authentic Szechuan food, with an even more diverse menu than the lauded Han Dynasty in Old City Philadelphia. Definitely one of Lancaster's best kept secrets, but you better enjoy heat!
Authentic, delicious szechuan food at affordable prices. Our family's favorite place for takeout ? ❤️
Husband was a Thai cook for years. He approves!! Absolutely will eat again.
Due to my low spice tolerance I wasn't able to eat anything besides the soup dumplings (which were amazing), but my partner reports the duck and chicken flavorful.
I love this place so much! Menu items include so many genuine regional dishes from Sichuan and other nearby areas that I've been dying to try, but that aren't found at most American style Chinese restaurants. All prepared beautifully and all delicious
10/10 recommend this not so far off the beaten path hidden gem! Some of the freshest, most flavorful Asian cuisine I have ever had! Will gladly drive the extra 10 minutes to get my food here! And as a bonus, it is inside an Asian Market! How much more could one ask for!?
The best Szechuan region cuisine in Lancaster!!! Try the dry pot style and dishes from Chef’s Special to experience the authentic Szechuan food from China. Also great place for the usual American Chinese food. It’s inside of a large Asian food store, take out and food court style seating, not a fancy sit down restaurant.
I want to give them six stars. Here's why: unlike most Sichuan restaurants they are not too salty. In fact, they are slightly on the low end for all Chinese places, although if you are on a salt restricted diet, it's probably still too much. They modified the spice level for me perfectly, so I'm going to try some dishes hotter next time. Hot and Sour soup was spot on. Dry pot style everything was great. Braised beef brisket was amazing, with a great beef flavor. Dumplings were good. Try the Dan Dan Mein, it was as good as I have ever had. The Udon were a bit chewy, but that is a personal preference. The lo mein was good, with sort of a ramen style noodle, more of a Southern style than Eastern. This is more of a takeout place, but they have a small seating area like a food court inside an Asian grocery, which I will review separately. They had interesting background pop music. There also was a bit of the air of bustling chaos you sometimes find in Chinese places in the city. The service was good and friendly, they switched immediately into English for us round-eyes, and helped with the extensive menu which also has pages of specials.
So good so good so good! Nice place to order and shopping Chinese grocery!
Restaurantji Recommends
Real and authentic Chinese food. I've frequented China the past 8 years and lived in NYC where Flushing was a train ride away, and can honestly say this is some of the best Chinese food I have had since leaving the city. The dry-braised cabbage is delicious. The dan dan noodles, poached fish filet, and mapo tofu are equally good. If you're only ordering chicken and broccoli or general sao's from this place, you're doing it wrong. Try the more authentic dishes, you won't be sorry!
Authentic Sichuan Food. Good service. Good price.
i am addicted to their braised spare ribs noodle soup! I can eat this every day of the week! Fast, friendly service! Highly recommended to my friends.
I lived in Sichuan and the food here tastes exactly the same. Superb flavor, always fresh. Staff is courteous. 非常好吃!
Absolutely delicious. Authentic Szechuan, their dry braised sliced beef is amazing, the beef is tender and delicious! Eat here!!
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