This is my favorite Chinese restaurant. The food is exceptional and service to match. Easy off…read morestreet parking. It's worth the one hour drive.

First timer, came for lunch after noticing during my time here that the parking lot always looks…read morebusy. I will DEFINITELY be back! The $10.50 lunch specials include a cup of soup, an appetizer bite, entree and choice of rice - one of which was pork fried rice. I chose a cup of hot & sour soup (which was hearty and had a nice heat to it), a spring roll (clearly home made and best I've ever had), Szechuan Beef (ordered medium heat - excellent), and pork fried rice (yummy). I had a glass of their house Cabernet and it was quite good. The restaurant was clean and warm, I didn't feel like I should have worn my parka. The service was great. I highly recommend.

Food is good, service is attentive. Price is reasonable. But I don't want to be rewarded by writing…read morea review for the Szechuan Garden at another state (Tennessee) when I have not even been there. The QR codes posted are for the Szechuan Garden in the Midwest. See photo attached.

IF I CAN GIVE THEM A MINUS 5 STARS-I WOULD‼ THEY DESERVE IT‼ This was the most FRUSTRATING…read moreexperience that I have encountered at a restaurant in a long time. It's a classic pricing " bait and switch scam". I ordered over the phone. I used the menu from yelp that was their original menu with prices. When I went to pick up my order, they charged me $4.50 more than what it should have been. I had screen shots of the items I ordered and the prices. I showed them to the cashier and he just argued with me. I WILL NEVER GO BACK THERE AGAIN‼‼ I highly recommend that you stay away from this FRAUDULENT restaurant also. They should be reported to the FTC‼ On top of all of that, their food was only mediocre at best . THIS WAS A TOTAL RIPOFF ‼‼‼ FROM AN ANGRY CUSTOMER THAT DOES NOT LIKE TO BE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF‼‼‼

I can't understand why the overall rating is as low as it is…read more This place is doing something unique and different and they're doing a good job at it! We came in and although the place was mostly empty of customers the place was clean and had a nice aesthetic. We ordered the main attraction which is the Hot Pot which you can customize however you like, along with chicken fried rice which were both very delicious. People started showing up as we were eating which helped with the emptiness. Such a lovely place, don't hesitate to come in at give it a try!

- ambiance can be a little iffy with cleanliness but staff are incredible and helpful…read more- good selection of meats noodles and veggies. spicy is very spicy tho!! i liked the beef and clear glass noodles the best - not too expensive and more of a casual vibe

Waitress was awesome! Food seemed to be cooked by genuine people. One thing to consider is the…read moredrink options. There isn't much. Loved the place tho.

Sichuan Taste was a perfect pit stop on a road trip from the South Bay up to Seattle. We rolled…read morethrough Portland and stopped for a few plates, and everything punched way above a typical highway stop. The smashed cucumber salad was super refreshing -- lots of garlic, crunchy, and exactly what you want after hours in the car. The green onion pancakes came out crispy and satisfying, but my favorite was the wood ear mushroom. They did something to it that made it insanely umami and savory, like a dish you keep thinking about later. The fried rice was solid and full of flavor, and you could tell the kitchen cared. The dining room was pretty empty when we went, so maybe it's newer or underrated, which feels unfair because the food deserves more people. Parking around there is kind of a hassle and the neighborhood isn't the prettiest, but this is a definite stop for me next time I'm in Portland.

Still the best Chinese restaurant in Beaverton for eleven years and counting. I first went close to…read morewhen it opened, and have now been back several times since the two-year closure and reopening. During that time I had wondered if they'd take the opportunity to update anything, but no, the menu, food, and even the interior are almost exactly the same! Everything I've tried has always been at least decent and usually excellent, but the lemon chicken, hand-shaved noodles, and various spicy fish dishes are particular favorites. Ideal for large groups to eat family style at the revolving tables, though the lunch specials are also great value. Even during the first few months of reopening, when the restaurant was packed and lines were out the door, somehow the service was timely, and it continues to be. Here's to many more years!

Taste of Sichuan is my family's favorite restaurant in Beaverton!…read more First of all, the vibes. We've only been since the reopening in 2025, so I have no idea what the place felt like before. But somehow this place is homey feeling, almost COZY? This feeling is very, very, very foreign to me as the vibes are usually THE LAST thing that draw me in to an authentic Chinese restaurant. It's great! Secondly, the menu is awesome. They've got the crowd pleaser dishes like honey walnut shrimp, but I most appreciate their Wild Side menu which has all the authentic stuff! They've got some bangers like the dry cooked pork intestines and the chilled bean jelly. Our go-to dishes are the Dry Fried String Beans (slaps every time) and Seafood Tofu in Hot Pot (my daughter's FAVORITE). The quality is consistent and food always comes out fast. Taste of Sichuan, thank you for existing. We will continue to be your loyal patrons!

Super good chinese food!! Cant eat there, must take to go which is fine but the chicken is tender…read moreand juicy! Very good!

Food was excellent quality, great portions. But be sure to ask the current price. We ordered Family…read moredinner for 6 and the online menu shows a price of $75 but was $107. When I asked I was told that online menus were 15 years old and they told people ordering about the price increase but that didn't happen.

Food was really good. Chinese food was just like I remember from my childhood…read more Service was spectacular and above the norm. With lots of left overs.

3 out of 5 stars Lucky Garden - Salem, OR…read moreRestaurant reviews always come down to personal taste -- this one just didn't quite match ours. Small dining room with about nine tables, a TV, video lottery room, and moderately comfortable bench seating. Food: * Egg Flower Soup: Mild flavor; decent. * Hot & Sour Soup: Standard flavor, solid base -- improved after adding a couple spoons of chili oil. * Lunch Special ($11 with fried rice): A good value, though not as fresh as what we're used to around Salem. * Crab Puffs: Could use more crunch. * Fried Rice: Plain, no veggies, and on the dry side. * Spring Rolls: Crispy exterior with fresh filling -- a bright spot. * Cashew Chicken: Veggies weren't as fresh as expected. * General Tso's Chicken: Soy-sauce-forward flavor; crunchy breading, large chunks. Just okay overall. Drinks & Atmosphere: Tea is served by the cup (not a pot) -- extremely hot with pink or regular sugar packets. Takes about 20 minutes to cool enough to drink, and comes without a "hot beverage" warning. There's also a faint, odd smell in the dining area that was noticeable during our visit. Overall: Portions are larger than expected for a lunch special, and some locals clearly enjoy this spot. For us, it was average Chinese food -- okay for the price, but below the freshness and flavor we typically find at our favorite Salem restaurants.

My new favorite Chinese restaurant. Perfect hot and sour soup! I have had several entrees and they…read moreall are delicious! My favorite is the Mongolian Beef. The beef is so tender. The place is quiet, clean and nicely decorated. Very comfortable ambiance. You can get a drink there too. Their lunch combos are perfect portions and served on sectioned plates. I love that. The service is very polite and attentive too.

Good food overall. We visited a few days ago and tried several dishes -- Singapore noodles, fried…read morerice, and Mongolian beef among them. Everything was decent and met expectations. Is it worth the hype? I'm not entirely convinced. For me, it felt like just another solid Chinese restaurant in LO/portland