Came in with a large group and got to sample a bit of everything--perfect way to experience the…read moremenu. The fried chicken was a crowd favorite, and anything with flower pepper really stood out with bold, numbing flavor. Tried pork ear for the first time, and it was surprisingly good--nicely seasoned with chili oil and had a great texture. We also had lamb, spicy roasted fish, tofu, and a variety of vegetables--everything was well-executed and full of flavor. Great spot for sharing dishes and trying something new.

Good place to get spicy food ! I would recommend you here ! It used to be in h mart food court in…read morecase u didn't know ! Great service

I just want to say thank you to Yelp for recommending Chengdu Taste. Yelp usually misses the mark…read morebut this time it was spot on. We happened to be in the area after spending a few hours at the Korean spa. We decided to get some Chinese, specifically szechuan. Chengdu is located in a shopping strip. There is plenty of parking. Upon seating, we ordered from a QR code so interaction with the waiters were pretty limited. Here's what we got: Dried pot spicy chicken Stirred fry beef with celery Green beans Chengdu fried rice Everything was spiced just right. To me it wasn't too salty, spicy or sweet. Szechuan food doesn't seem to be a very "saucy" cuisine, rather they tend to use spices like salt and cumin and lots of chilis and some dishes may be a bit oily so just know that coming in. All food came out pretty quick. Cheng Du pleasantly surprised me. Their use of dried chilis was borderline crazy but honestly it wasn't that spicy. They also used just the right amount of szechuan peppers to give a very mild numbing sensation. I was very pleased and can't wait to come back. 5stars

Good food. Definitely come here if you're in the mood for…read morethat numbing spicy feeling. Service is quick. Booth seating and can put tables together if you're planning to come in a large group.

Glad to have found Spicy Home's new location. This new space is beautiful, much larger, and can…read moreeasily accommodate groups. There are even two private rooms tucked in the back. Ordering is simple with self-service table tablets that include photos of the dishes, though staff are always nearby and happy to assist. We ordered familiar favorites to compare with our experiences at their previous location: spicy fried pork intestine, dry fried green beans, hot & sour shredded potato, glass noodles, and house fried rice. We were happy to find the portions still generous and, more importantly, the flavors consistent with what we remembered. The menu has also expanded to include Peking duck, so we'll definitely be back to try that next time. The restaurant is conveniently located in a large shopping center with ample parking, making it an easy stop.

We visited on a Saturday and immediately felt unwelcome. When we arrived, there were plenty of…read moreempty tables, but when we asked if we could be seated without a reservation, the staff member didn't acknowledge us directly. Instead, they called across the room to a coworker to ask if we could be seated. Once seated, we ordered quickly using the iPad. In fact, the two tables next to us were still placing their orders when we had already finished. A staff member even came by to confirm our order, so we assumed everything had gone through correctly. After waiting over 30 minutes, we noticed that tables who had arrived and ordered after us were already receiving their food while we still hadn't received anything. We tried several times to get the attention of the staff to ask about our order, but all four employees we attempted to flag down ignored us. Eventually, one staff member finally responded. She checked her iPad, didn't provide any update or explanation about our order, and simply walked back into the kitchen. At that point, we decided to leave. The entire experience was frustrating and disappointing. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere felt unwelcoming, and it seemed like the staff didn't want us there. What made it even more noticeable was that they appeared much friendlier and more attentive to the neighboring tables.

Amazing food. The meat is tender. The decor is beautiful. The ambiance is quiet and nice. We picked…read morenon-spicy foods as I have some dietary restrictions. So it's safe for non-spicy food lovers too! Sherry was helping us out by explaining our meals and making sure it was safe for us to eat. I really appreciated that as it was our first time here.

Loved the food and loved the decorations/atmosphere! Our waitress Serene Lin was wonderful. She was…read morewarm and welcoming, and very helpful. After we told her it was our first time dining here, she walked us through the menu and gave great recommendations. Everything was delicious, and I will certainly come again.

My friends and I came here for the first time for lunch on Sunday around 12:30PM. Our party of 8…read morewas immediately seated and given helpful information on how to order by the wonderful front of house (shout out to them! they were awesome had had super cool tattoos). We were pleasantly surprised that the lunch AYCE price was $25/person. They have a self service model for most of the meats/veggies/noodles as well as the sauce bar. You can also order appetizers and thinly sliced meat through their QR code. There were some snacks near the sauce bar such as freshly fried mantou and shrimp chips as well as bing fen and fresh fruit for a refreshing end of the meal treat. Everything was super fresh. The meatballs and beef belly were especially good and the spicy broth had the perfect amount of spice and flavor to it. I definitely would come here again to eat! One of the items that you can order has a peanut topping on it and the host was considerate to notify us about it. Upon hearing that one of our party members was allergic to peanuts, they came back with some freshly made without the peanut on it. Such wonderful service.

The restaurant advertises All You Can Eat (AYCE), but in reality the selections are quite limited…read more Only vegetables, meat skewers, and soybean-based items (cold tofu, tofu skin, etc) are truly unlimited, and these are self-serve from their fridge at any time. However, SLICED proteins such as sliced ribeye beef, sliced prime USDA beef, and sliced pork are restricted to 3 dishes per order, must be order by request, and are prepared in the kitchen. Portions are small and not sufficient for two or more people. When we tried to order a second round, only two dishes arrived out of the 3. On the third attempt, nothing arrived at all. On top of that, the wait time for sliced proteins was extremely long. While the menu is promoted as AYCE, the service appears to intentionally slow down and limit access to the main protein items, which is misleading and disappointing.

Very authentic, very spicy, and very tasty. This noodle shop has a variety of different Szechuan…read morenoodles and appetizers. We usually come for the Chengdu zhajiang noodles, but also added on some cold apps and they didn't disappoint. Although still very spicy, the tofu with century egg dish had a calming effect to it that helped relieved some of the spices. Service was surprisingly great for a Chinese restaurant, and they were both attentive and efficient. Would definitely return again.

I tried their other location in San Gabriel and enjoyed it so was not disappointed with this spot…read more We were the first ones there after they opened at 11 am. Using the QR code, we placed our order. Noodles came out quickly in about 10 min. I ordered the zhajiang noodles with peas ($14.99) with no spice. It was a decent portion for this price and pretty flavorful. I finished it in 30 min. They have bathrooms and provide free water cups. You can pay with card or cash. Staff was great. We'll be back when we're in the area.

I had a lovely experience at No. 1 Noodle House (Rowland Heights). I ordered the Beef Rib Noodle…read moreSoup ($16.50 - Mild). It's a spicy eruption of flavor! It offers a generous portion of tender, juicy meat and springy, fresh noodles. "DELICIOUS!!" I arrived at No. 1 Noodle House (Rowland Heights) on Sunday (around 11AM). Parking is easy. The lot is big with many spots. Staff is very friendly and welcoming, but Staff spoke limited English. Fortunately, pointing at the menu was clear enough. The food took eight minutes and nine seconds. Fast time! As mentioned, the Beef Rib Noodle Soup ($16.50 - Mild) is wonderful! It arrived picturesque and delicious!! However, despite ordering "mild," the food has a very strong heat; I sweat nonstop as I ate. The broth is rich, savory, and spicy. The meat is tender, flavorful, and falls off the bone. And the noodles are hefty, soft, and springy. It's a wonderful, euphoric combination of flavors and textures. Concerning ambiance, No. 1 Noodle House (Rowland Heights) is surprisingly spacious with its tall ceiling and relatively clean surroundings. However, its walls and furniture look worn down with time. Some seats even had torn holes. Unfortunately, the music uses radio with constant commercials playing in the background. Fortunately, there's a gender neutral restroom in the back. Overall, I found culinary magic at No. 1 Noodle House (Rowland Heights). The food is fresh, generously portioned, and well-prepared. I left full with a bright smile. If you enjoy spicy beef noodle soup, this is a must-try! 5 out of 5!! "GO!!"

Beef Noodle Soup isn't just for hunger, it's for the soul. Asked for it mild, rich and flavorful…read morebroth. The broth was deeply savory, hearty, and comforting, with a perfect balance of spices. The beef was tender and the noodles were the right level of chewy goodness. Also had the spicy wontons. Heat was just right and I can tell these are homemade. This really small humble shop knows how to do it. No frills, just great and authentic food.

Ordered the house Lobster special after yelping this restaurant. The Hubby was craving him some…read moreLobster Could easily feed 4 people !!!! It was AMAZING and the staff were so nice and polite. On point with everything When we got here it was pretty empty but filled up quickly Parking can be a struggle So patience is MUCH needed but we came on a Sat night so it could be different on not so busy days

Stopped in the other night for dinner and felt that the food was different than in the past. Not…read moresure if there's a new chef, but there seemed to be a lack of seasoning/flavor. The service was still good, but I would have to say that the food was only average at best. We ordered most of our usuals: the Spicy Wontons (a little bland, not very spicy), House Special Fried Rice (with Chicken, Beef, and Shrimp) which also seemed a little bland, Spicy Filet Mignon (best of what we ordered), and the Kung Pao Chicken, which was not good at all. Apparently, they offer crunchy and non-crunchy, but there was hardly any chicken, and it was so small that it really seemed like all we got was the crispy coating. Plus, it was a little sweet and not at all spicy, which is what I would expect from Kung Pao. The portions are always good sized, but we were very disappointed with the taste. Hopefully, this was a one-off experience, and things will be back to normal on our next visit.

Hunan food is so underrated, it's honestly one of my favorite Chinese cuisines. When most people…read morethink of Chinese food, they picture either Americanized dishes (orange chicken, etc.) or Cantonese-style classics (dim sum, filet mignon, lobster noodles). But Hunan cuisine truly captures the bold, layered flavors of China -- fragrant, spicy, smoky, and deeply savory. We're so glad we found Red Chili Hunan in Rowland Heights. We used to drive all the way to SGV just to get good Hunan food, and now we don't have to. (We live in OC, so this is a win.) Don't let the chilies scare you, every dish is packed with flavor, not just heat. It's balanced, aromatic, and incredibly satisfying. Don't say no until you've tried it. Our go to dishes are the cucumbers with perilla leaves & preserved pork with celtuce smoky, crunchy, and so addictive. But honestly, you really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Highly recommend if you want real Chinese food.

Friend recommended this place said it's probably the best hunan restaurant in the greater LA region…read moreso we went. Food was really good, we went on a Monday afternoon but it still has people constantly coming for takeout and dine in. The first page of menu has their house specials but we don't find the sautéed precooked pork as good. Other dishes were fantastic. Definitely a must try if you are into hunan dishes or spicy food! Their service was decent but probably gonna have some wait time when they are busy. Will definitely come back soon

Super underrated noodle spot. Yunnan famous for their crossing bridge rice noodles. Buuuuut every…read moretime I'm here with friends, we never get it. And that's because all of their stir fried dishes are so good. Boil fish or Any other boil item is on point. Their minced garlic pork is a go to amongst my friends. I love all of their cold dishes. I'd be happy just getting some cold dishes and some rice here. It's right off the freeway, service is fast, plenty of parking, great value, and no excuse not to visit.

A lot of reviewers praised the service to be good but it was the complete opposite for me. Ordered…read morefor pickup and the lady was extremely rude and unfriendly. Tofu rice noodles with pork - I guess I was expecting this to be soup but turns out it is soupless. It's very oily. The pork tasty but extremely salty. Tofu is decent but the sauce used isn't my favorite. I don't know how to describe it, but it is somewhat like a bean paste type. Yunnan style fried rice noodles - this was so good but oily as well. There is wok taste. No meat but is good without any. I think some sort of preserved vegetable is used for the sauce. Yunnan style beef jerky and egg fried rice - this was really good when it was hot but once it got cold the beef was not eatable. It had this gamey taste similar to lamb. Overall portions are decent but it is too greasy and service makes it very undesirable for me to return.