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    3.7 (83 reviews)

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    Sichuan Beef
    Connor G.

    This place is a solid 6.5/10. GREAT service. The kind of warmth and kindness you only get at your grandmas. Very sweet people. Food was nothing special, but still solid. Also, I'm trying to get on the ping pong table they had next time I'm in there!

    Hot and sour soup
    Sana K.

    Can't wait to try their sichuan chicken!! So glad I found this gem. Their hot n sour soup was almost too spicy to eat. It came in a huge container. That was ok though because it offset my not so spicy noodles. The noodles were good, lil dry. The chicken was very thin. Entrance is on 4th street. I parked on south and had to walk around. Huge menu. Got it to go so can't really comment on service or ambiance.

    Hot and sour soup
    Keith F.

    This restaurant has an extensive menu full of dishes that I love. It was hard to decide with so many options. We started with the spicy cucumber salad, the woodear mushrooms crab Rangoon and hot and sour soup. The soup was that perfect mix of pepper and sour. It tasted like it had been cooking down for a while and was perfectly seasoned. I would recommend it for sure. I was glad it didn't have any meat in it. The cucumber salad ordered spicy was exactly that. Cucumbers and a spicy sauce. It was served cold. I really enjoyed the simple yet flavorful combination. The mushroom dish had a similar sauce and similar flavor. I would order them both again. My least favorite dish were the rangoons. They were pretty oily and so bland in comparison with everything else. My entree was ordered extra spicy. It had some heat, but was less than I was expecting. It came with a nice sized bowl of white rice The portion size of all of the food was good for the price. Our service was excellent. Engaging and friendly. I believe he said his name was Jack. One that was sort of off putting was the smell as you walked in. It was like musty standing water. I wonder if it's was from the large water feature. Fin you get past that, you are in for some great food

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    Sheila C.

    I went to Sichuan House because Yelp had them listed as 4 stars out of 5, but I beg to differ. For $36 we received 2 entrees and an order of egg rolls. The price wasn't bad, but the ordering/pick up was beyond weird. The cashier took our order in very broken English and I wasn't every sure the order was correct. She took the money and basically shut the order window and walked away. No receipt, not time frame, no "bye". We walked around the block while we waited and when we returned to the pick up area, we sat and waited, and waited, and waited. There was an order waiting for pick up when we arrived the first time that was still there when we left. Urg! The food was good, but not great and the egg rolls were more like spring rolls. I won't be back.

    Beef fried rice
    Shaun I.

    The outside of this restaurant barely gives you a glimpse of what awaits you inside. We are always looking for another great hidden gem in each town we visit, and this is one of those places. They have a large menu to choose from, which can be a bit overwhelming. However, anything you choose, I am sure will be very flavorful. My wife got the chicken fried rice and chicken and broccoli. She said it was the best she had ever had. I had the pork stir-fried Lo Mein, again one of the best I have had. I also ordered the fried wonton, and it was good. Our kids also raved over what they had. One ate Beef fried rice, while the other had crab rangoons and regular stir-fried Lo Mein. I have never seen them eat so much.

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    My first visit. I was impressed with the brightly decorated, attractive dining room. It was…read morespacious and clean. I was seated at a smaller booth, which was comfortable as I was dining alone. I arrived at approximately 3:30. The restaurant was definitely not crowded, only diners at a few other tables. Quite a few diners did come in around 4 or 4:30. I headed over to pick up a bowl and fill it with items for the grill. The food was well organized and I appreciated that everything was labeled. There was a large selection of meats and seafood. The vegetable selection was lacking though. I like a bowl with mostly vegetables, and there weren't that many to choose from. The asparagus and corn were frozen, and the fresh broccoli was not fresh. I tried to select the freshest of the broccoli but it still tasted old and bitter after cooking. I liked the selection of sauces, as well as the suggestions. I tried a milder recipe the first time, and when I made a smaller second bowl o tried some of the spicier sauces. The grill employees were friendly and did a nice job. I didn't have to wait to have my food grilled but I can see how if the restaurant was busy it might take some time. Overall a good first visit. The only disappointment was the selection and quality of the available vegetables.

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    Dining as the sole Caucasian representative in any establishment is a sign of promise…read more One left turn through the sliding doors of Saraga Grocery and this pearl sits waiting. Comprised of some communal bench seats and one round table, to dine-in is baptismal. While you sit scanning the space, it's evident that English is held secondarily to the vast majority nearby. Places like these ignite my desire to persist in learning. Like a Pabst Blue Ribbon or roadside Waffle House, this experience isn't for everybody. Gifts of peace and low prices are the sweet reward of other's inability to enjoy the gritty side of life. Expect the same crew holding it down here, with the biggest of smiles radiating from the cashier. Somebody who can laugh at me declining chopsticks because "I know myself" is a magnetic honesty that keeps me coming back. She allows the customer to peruse this menu in silence and may kindly tack on some extra bites when you order late enough in the shift. Much love.

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