Pros: flavor is decent , lunch special is probably best to go Con: too much veggies less meat ( veggie : Meat ) ratio Final verdict: close to be Spicy city redmond replacement? No , not yet
Royce Ngiam
Flavors are different and authentic, not your run of the mill Chinese restaurant! Ambience is nice, has modern decor and very reasonable pricing. Would be helpful to have more pictures available - the dishes are definitely worth a go if you enjoy spicy food once you figure out what to order, cheers!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Pratishruti Nayak
We ordered fried rice, vegetable noodles, steamed dumplings, dry ravioli and sichuan hot chicken. The fried rice was spicy but it tasted great. Didn’t like the dry ravioli much. Everything else was good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sichuan Hot Chicken
Ahmed Alqarni
I like the food I especially the Chili fried chicken and fried rice. Only thing about this place is the guy at the register he is scary and kinda mean. Does not have patience so I’m always scared ordering the wrong thing cause he be exploding. I don’t know all the dishes names, I like pictures and I don’t like to be rushed to order, I know you’re busy but also be patient and understanding don’t embarrass me when I go excited to your restaurant driving 40 mins and at the end faced by attitude.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Suhaani Gulati
The food overall is very spicy and tangy! Definitely recommend for people who like to spend 10 mins on the toilet right after eating. Overall the food was delicious especially the dry chicken with beans and the pepper duck. We also ordered the Mapu tofu w pork and it was also delicious, not as good as previous ones I’ve had but still great. They provide complementary tea and fortune cookies. True very spicy sichuan food!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fish, Pepper Fish
Preete Gandhi
We have been doing takeout from here for a while. Portions are pretty big for what you can find elsewhere in this economy. Do give it a try!
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Sichuan Hot Chicken, Sweet and Sour Chicken, Hot Beef Chow Mein
Ning N
Huge portion!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Gary Y.
Food is okay tasting here - what I liked about it was the quick service and reasonably well priced menu items. Expect a no frills experience if you are looking to grab a quick lunch. Portion size is pretty good as well so you'll likely have leftovers if you order a couple of dishes. Don't think I'd come here out of the way but I can see how this can be a neighborhood staple if you lived nearby.
Li
The first picture is shredded pork with pickled mustard, the second picture is Sichuan beef, and the third picture is casserole beef offal. I recommend these three dishes. I haven’t tried the other dishes.
Food: 3
Service: 5
Yimama
Old name newer location, probably new owner too as no more all-you-can-eat hotpot. Now it is more like Chinese fast food “Panda Express”.For $9.95~$10.95 you get a lunch combo with soup. The lunch plate wasn’t flavorful and the plating could be better (for example molding rice in dome shape like rice plate in Pho restaurants). The soup was lack of ingredients and watery. Other entrée might taste better. But the portion and price are good and reasonable. The service is not bad ,free tea with tea bag.
Came in on a Sunday around 7pm. There was no wait. Service was fine. We ordered mapo tofu, string beans, and dried chili fried chicken. Flavor profiles were just totally off for all 3 dishes. We left a ton of leftovers at the table and didn't finish the dishes because they were just plain bad. We get Chinese food most Sundays, and there are plenty of other places that are much better in the area. You're far better off at Dan Gui.
Matt G.
Recommend coming for the lunch special, it's reasonably priced around $15 including drink which is inexpensive compared to other restaurants. Also the food is great with ample portions.
Angie Navarrete
Meat was too tough and chewy.
Food: 1
Jerry Tang
The lunch specials are amazing! Great for busy working professionals ?
Pros: flavor is decent , lunch special is probably best to go Con: too much veggies less meat ( veggie : Meat ) ratio Final verdict: close to be Spicy city redmond replacement? No , not yet
Flavors are different and authentic, not your run of the mill Chinese restaurant! Ambience is nice, has modern decor and very reasonable pricing. Would be helpful to have more pictures available - the dishes are definitely worth a go if you enjoy spicy food once you figure out what to order, cheers!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We ordered fried rice, vegetable noodles, steamed dumplings, dry ravioli and sichuan hot chicken. The fried rice was spicy but it tasted great. Didn’t like the dry ravioli much. Everything else was good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sichuan Hot Chicken
I like the food I especially the Chili fried chicken and fried rice. Only thing about this place is the guy at the register he is scary and kinda mean. Does not have patience so I’m always scared ordering the wrong thing cause he be exploding. I don’t know all the dishes names, I like pictures and I don’t like to be rushed to order, I know you’re busy but also be patient and understanding don’t embarrass me when I go excited to your restaurant driving 40 mins and at the end faced by attitude.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
The food overall is very spicy and tangy! Definitely recommend for people who like to spend 10 mins on the toilet right after eating. Overall the food was delicious especially the dry chicken with beans and the pepper duck. We also ordered the Mapu tofu w pork and it was also delicious, not as good as previous ones I’ve had but still great. They provide complementary tea and fortune cookies. True very spicy sichuan food!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fish, Pepper Fish
We have been doing takeout from here for a while. Portions are pretty big for what you can find elsewhere in this economy. Do give it a try!
Food: 5
Recommended dishes: Sichuan Hot Chicken, Sweet and Sour Chicken, Hot Beef Chow Mein
Huge portion!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Food is okay tasting here - what I liked about it was the quick service and reasonably well priced menu items. Expect a no frills experience if you are looking to grab a quick lunch. Portion size is pretty good as well so you'll likely have leftovers if you order a couple of dishes. Don't think I'd come here out of the way but I can see how this can be a neighborhood staple if you lived nearby.
The first picture is shredded pork with pickled mustard, the second picture is Sichuan beef, and the third picture is casserole beef offal. I recommend these three dishes. I haven’t tried the other dishes.
Food: 3
Service: 5
Old name newer location, probably new owner too as no more all-you-can-eat hotpot. Now it is more like Chinese fast food “Panda Express”.For $9.95~$10.95 you get a lunch combo with soup. The lunch plate wasn’t flavorful and the plating could be better (for example molding rice in dome shape like rice plate in Pho restaurants). The soup was lack of ingredients and watery. Other entrée might taste better. But the portion and price are good and reasonable. The service is not bad ,free tea with tea bag.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
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Came in on a Sunday around 7pm. There was no wait. Service was fine. We ordered mapo tofu, string beans, and dried chili fried chicken. Flavor profiles were just totally off for all 3 dishes. We left a ton of leftovers at the table and didn't finish the dishes because they were just plain bad. We get Chinese food most Sundays, and there are plenty of other places that are much better in the area. You're far better off at Dan Gui.
Recommend coming for the lunch special, it's reasonably priced around $15 including drink which is inexpensive compared to other restaurants. Also the food is great with ample portions.
Meat was too tough and chewy.
Food: 1
The lunch specials are amazing! Great for busy working professionals ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best food and spicy Chinese cuisine.