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    Chuan Yu

    4.1 (94 reviews)
    ModerateSzechuan
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Chongqing crispy chicken
    Michelle N.

    A bit confusing to find this place as it is a Japanese restaurant and Chinese restaurant in one. We only ordered off the Chinese menu so I can't speak to the Japanese food but would definitely come back for the sichuan food. Taking off a star because the dumplings were not good. The wrappers were too thick, not well cooked and the filling wasn't very good. If you come I recommend sticking to the sichuan dishes. We ordered the mapo tofu, green beans, twice cooked pork, and chongqing crispy chicken, tomato and scrambled egg. All were very tasty and nothing was too spicy which was much appreciated. The tomato egg was on the sweet side which was interesting but probably my least favorite dish. They charge $2.50 per bowl of rice which really adds up if you come with a big group but I guess that's expected from a nicer Chinese restaurant. Overall the food was good and I'd come back if I were in the area!

    Carol C.

    Date: 11/12/2024. Time: 7:50 PM. 56°. Cool I'm at the Pacific Renaissance Center, OACC, for a band rehearsal. Okay, I'm hungry and the closest restaurant is Chuan You, which is housed in Sakura Bistro. Gum Kuo and C & M Bistro are closed. Sobo Ramen would have been nice, but they are on the first level. Since I am on the second level, I decided to stop in for take out order of seaweed salad (wakame) and vegetables tempura. It is one of those nights that they are not busy. There is hardly any restaurant customers at the time. Service is quick and I did not have to wait long. I chose not to order a bento box. All I want is mentioned above. Besides the wakame and veggies tempura are my go to items regardless the restaurant. Both items are on point and delicious. Cost including tax and tip is about $27. Yep, it is a tad pricy. Price is what it is. I would not doubt that the location and the ambiance are part of the factor in their menu prices. Specialties: appetizers, ramen noodles, donburi, bento box lunch/dinner, teriyaki, an excellent selection of sushi rolls. Employee is helpful and approachable. Location of garage is in the basement level of this building. Return visit? Depending on my mood and what I want, I might return. If Gum Kuo does not close at 7:00 PM, I would hitting that place for the chicken and double mushroom congee (jook) with the Chinese donut strip.

    Supposedly salt and pepper tofu. Soggy, not at all crispy, no signs of salt, and no signs of pepper.

    Shockingly low quality and overpriced food. We're talking about undercooked dishes that are missing ingredients. I'm honestly so surprised at how bad this food turned out considering that it's located in Oakland near numerous competitors. Go anywhere else.

    Samantha G.

    Ordered this to go, but I literately just remembered to take picture when I'm eating the last piece of the fish Pickup was really quick and service is good! I love the fish fillet in chili oil here, ordered mild spicy, not quite spicy next time if I get it I might go medium spicy. Not too numbing. Pretty good portion, it comes in three boxes, but I opened only two and shared with my husband. We ordered the wrong eggplant, but this eggplant with basil is not bad at all, it's actually even better cus it's something different! The basil smells so good and tastes good too!

    G2. Stir Fried Green Beans
    Danielle K.

    First time here. Service was very nice and we were waited on in such a nice way throughout our meal. We didn't feel as though the Sichuan dishes had enough flavor and pepper punch. Dishes tasted sweet more than anything else. The meat and tofu didn't not taste as though they'd been simmering in the spices, but just added on top of the dish. We ordered: 1. Mapo Tofu: this was okay. My criticism would be: kind of sweet, not too numbing, maybe old Sichuan peppers, and we tasted more of a bean sauce than the complex deep umami flavor you can get from the garlic, ginger, and combinations of peppers one usually enjoys in this cuisine. 2. Beef Slices in Chili Oil: the beef was sinewy and difficult to chew. No flavor in this dish despite looking beautiful. Just under the beef is a huge bowlful of bean spouts. No complex flavors at all. No numbing. 3. Stir Fried Green Beans: best dish by far! Crunchy, flavorful, lots of garlic. Loved it!

    Tempura udon
    Tiffany S.

    Half Japanese menu and half Chinese- this place has everything to fit what everyone might be in the mood for. I had their tempura udon- it was okay, I think the broth could be more flavorful, but I really enjoyed the portion of tempura. We also ordered a roll, seared salmon on top - it was good but was too saucy on the bottom for my liking.My partner like their niku oyako don. I like the quiet environment, the soft instrumental music, bright lighting and clean establishment. Open to trying more things on the menu.

    Dry pot: pork belly, bamboo shoots, intestine, and noodle
    Kristin Q.

    Food: 7/10 Service: 7/10 Portion size: 9/10 Value: 9/10 Wait time: no wait for Sunday at lunch The restaurant serves both the Chuan Yu Bistro and the Sakura Bistro menus at one location! Just want to say that upfront because I was confused on where Chuan Yu was. My group of four, got the dry pot with pork belly, bamboo shoots, intestine and noodle with medium spice. I like how you are able to pick your meat and 3 sides as well to personalize it! It had a lot of flavor and was spicy. Also cool because I'm never had dry pot before. It comes out on a wok with fire underneath to keep it hot! For our other entree we tried the schezwan fish in chili oil. It was delicious! Spicer than the dry pot so be careful since you cannot choose the spice level. The fish fillets were tender and melted in my mouth. There was also a lot of big pieces of fish. The numbing spice was amazing! Also comes with so veggies. I ordered a side of rice to help balance the flavor/spice. For sides we got the green beans, green onion pancake, and spicy wontons. I would say get the green beans but I could do without the other two. The onion pancake was dry and lacked flavor. The wontons just seemed like regular wontons with a simple hot sauce, nothing spectacular. Definitely good value! We had 4 people and 2 main dishes and 3 sides with leftovers! Service was okay, not too personal and would occasionally forget to check in or update us when we asked if there were any peanut ingredients for a food allergy. But other than that they were responsive. Maybe there was also a language barrier.

    Wickedly delish Kung Pao Chicken
    Scott W.

    Tired following a long hike in the Redwood Regional Park and unwilling to make the long schlep from our base in Oakland to San Francisco for the Chinese meal we sorely craved, my bride + I did the next best thing- Found the best reviewed Chinese restaurant in Oakland's underrated Chinatown. Note: Chuan Yu is NOT easy to find! Our Google Maps navigator had us walking aimlessly up + down Franklin & 9th streets searching in vain 'til we ventured upstairs to the second floor of the mall where Chuan Yu is nestled inside the Sakura Sushi House. This was five star Szechuan cuisine let down by minor pitfalls on the service side. Examples include having to take our vegetable spring rolls to go because the server forgot to key them in w/ the balance of our order or how she misunderstood my request for the vegan chow mein to be served with chicken; conversely, she brought us two orders of chow mein (one vegan + one chicken). My wife and daughter are both lifelong Sushi lovers and she proclaimed her Sake Salmon Sushi, beautifully arrayed in a foil boat, the finest such delicacy she's ever sampled. Our Kung Pao Chicken was truly a revelation. The chefs here caramelize their coated chicken w/ liberal use of minced ginger along with the use of kung pao staples like wok-seared onions, bell peppers, white+1 meat chicken + toasted peanuts. The resulting flavor is a kick of twang on the back of your bite. Very different from the forty other versions of this dish that we've tried + a real stone cold stunner!! Developmentally the bathrooms were clean but the men's side smelled bad enough to make a maggot gag! Chuan Yu Mgmt: Pls consider burning some candles in there! In sum, Leti & I are overjoyed that we discovered this GEM of Oakland's Chinatown. This is savory, stick to your ribs Szechuan cuisine that's reasonably priced and you don't hafta foray into San Francisco to eat it!!

    Sushi Roll Party Tray (from Sakura, Chuan Yu's partner restaurant)
    Daniel N.

    Last review... of 2022... Chuan Yu! This is the place to go in Oakland Chinatown if you're eating late and indecisive between Chinese / Szechuan or sushi. You can get the best of both worlds! I always get the Spicy Dry Pot as a main. You choose a base flavor (garlic or three levels of spicy), a protein base (e.g., beef, chicken, pork belly), and four additional toppings that include a wide variety of veggies, noodles, or extra protein. I love the flexibility of options and that you can double or triple-stack proteins. Both garlic and spicy flavors are solid. If dining in, they'll bring the dish out over a burner, which keeps the food hot and full of aroma. Another staple is the Shanghai Pan Fried Soup Dumpling, which I have yet to come across elsewhere in Chinatown. I also enjoyed their Chongqing Fish Filet in Chili Oil and Beef Brisket with Bamboo Shoot. Big portions, very well seasoned / spiced, and not too salty. Three entrees should be enough to comfortably feed a party of four. Last food-related note is that the space is a dual restaurant: Chuan Yu is paired with Sakura Bistro, which gives you the amazing ability to order sushi as well. What I also love about Chuan Yu is that it provides a later-night Chinese dine-in option. It's also great for groups as there is always plenty of available seating. Servers are nice and attentive, and food comes out quickly. Anddd that's a wrap! I'll see you in 2023 - both Yelpers and Chuan Yu!

    Signage outside left of door
    Victor G.

    Chuan Yu Is General Tso transplanted from S.F. they share kitchen & dining space with Sakura Bistro. just a banner on the left side of door showing Chuan Yu's prescene. take out and dining in front or back available. offerings: Sichuan & Hunan cuisine. (large list) eats: Kung Po Chicken (9.95) -big portion of fresh tasting unbreaded chicken pieces with crunchy slices of red/green bell peppers & celery. -ma la oil not used but the chili pieces definitely hot, got a piece into my throat, was coughing & sneezing like mad... -i avoided sauce on bottom of tray, unknown how spicy it might be.

    I2. Spicy Beef Brisket Noodle Soup
    Richard H.

    The spicy beef brisket noodle soup is to die for! The beef tendon melted in the mouth and the Szechuan pepper broth was just the right amount of spicy. Two of us split it and an order of soup dumplings and it was just the right amount of food for two for dinner. We can't wait to return. The ambiance is a little funny as it's seemingly a restaurant within another restaurant. We had to flip through a massive menu to get to find Chuan Yu's section of the menu.

    Chilli stir fry squid
    Jie L.

    Wanted to try this Szechuan place since the only other option in the neighborhood is Spicies 3 and I found their food to be a bit too salty, so I got very excited when Chuan Yu popped up. I ordered for take out (because safety first !) I ordered 4 dishes: Chicken in Hot Chili Sauce, Beef and Beef Tendon in Chili Oil, Spicy Squid Whiskers, and Chongqing Fish Fillet in Chili Oil. The chicken in hot chilil sauce aka saliva chicken was the best dish, it tastes a bit different than the traditional style, but it was good enough. The spicy Squid was my next favorite, but because of the take out box they used to carry it, the squid was no longer crunchy by the time I ate it. Beef & tendon in chili oil was a bit sad and the fish in chili oil came in two quarts. I would say their entrees was good value, lots of food, but the appetizers was a bit pricey in comparison. The food does get more salty the more you eat it tho, which is kinda funny, because the first bite, it's not salty enough.

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    Bad service and the food isn't good. I wonder if they ever learn cooking before. Definitely won't come back.

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    One of the best restaurant I've tried in Oakland Chinatown! I'm a frequent visitor

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    I love the shanghai pan fried soup dumplings, so good. Large menu with many options, definitely worth stopping by here!

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    Ask the Community - Chuan Yu

    Do they take reservations?

    Where is it???I try to find the place but I could not find it! The address brought me to Sakura bistro. I would love to find this place to try the food.

    You got the right place, They just started up, so they operated in same restaurant.

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    1200 REVIEWS?! What…read moremore can my lowly review do to boost up the rating? After all I'm, for the most part, reiterating everything the masses have said. Although 3.8 is pretty low in my opinion, I believe this place should receive more of a 4.5 if I could do half ratings. Why? - Food has been consistently good and I know because I've been here several times ordering pretty much the same things (green beans, mapo tofu, lamb ribs and fried chicken); they MADE me like lamb which is huge because the only place I only loved it was in New Zealand, not a fan of the aftertaste - Service is friendly, food comes out relatively quickly; only suggestion is making more stops to refill waters/tea and ask if we are ready to pay the bill because we kind of need to flag them down for those things - Price is decent, def not $$, more like $ just because I split 5 large dishes among 3 people with LOTS leftover and it amounted to $33/person and in the era of 2026 with skyrocketing gas prices this is really good for tax and tip included - Easy parking in the area All in all, I hope this business is here to stay because I will be coming back again and again.

    There's really no excuse for me not going to this longtime Szechuan restaurant in Oakland's…read moreChinatown. I've been in the area many times, but sometimes I just don't feel like leaving the house. Does that make me a recluse? Yeah probably. Well, does it count that it was raining pretty hard? Don't give me small-mouth, I don't need to be judged. I went to the Uber Eats app and landed on this spot. It was an evening when I felt like having Chinese, and I've never been here before so why not? I ordered two dishes. The first was the $20.95 Tea Smoked Duck. It was a half duck with the skin pretty crispy. By the time it got to me, it was lukewarm, but the meat was still fairly tender (Photo 3). The second dish was one I never had before, the $14.95 Bow-Tie Tofu not to be mistaken for bowtie pasta. It was actually thin slices of sautéed bean curd tofu mixed with snow beans (Photo 5). Not my favorite but interesting as a noodle substitute dish. Next time I'll come here with Jamie W and see if the food temperature enhances the flavors. FOOD - 3 stars...pretty good all things considered AMBIANCE - n/a...hell if I know SERVICE - 3.5 stars...I'm sure they put in the right effort TOTAL - 3 stars...probably need to come here to give it a real chance RELATED - Exploring Oakland's Chinatown? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/vSadQLdoO1

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