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Spicy Sichuan dishes headline a large menu of low-priced Chinese fare at this casual joint.
From Google Maps reviews.
This is a perfectly standard Szechuan/Sichuan spot pretty close to the 59th Street/Queensboro Bridge. It's one of two close by, along with the tastier House of Plenty nearby. There's also the much better Hui on East 70th, but that's a bit more of a schlep. I've been here for their lunch special, which is reasonably priced and includes an appetizer, rice, and your choice of entree. The service was slightly slow, and it was quiet and clean. I went with the Hot and Sour, which was good. Other appe
We have been to this restaurant many times over the years including thru different owners. We recently went in for lunch and got the daily specials. General T and beef with green beans. Also got hot and sour soup and brown rice. All very delicious. Not too busy so service was excellent. Then one night we ordered and I went to pickup so we could eat at home. We called and the food was ready for me to pickup in about 20 minutes. Got home and it was nice and hot. Three dishes. All very good.
The pork soup dumplings here are delicious and my favorite dish to order. But many dishes here are good. Fried rice is pretty good, lo mein is pretty good (though not my favorite). Really loved the Gui Zhou spicy chicken. Beef with green peppers is very tasty. The king pao chicken was also good. The soup dumplings are smaller and not as good when you deliver, but that's a necessity because the real ones wouldn't stay in tact on the trip. They're still good delivered but I highly recommend dinin
From the Jan 6, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Flies were present in the space.
Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.