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    Szechuan House

    3.0 (22 reviews)
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    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Good for kids

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    Spicy wonton
    Naomi T.

    This review is just for the spicy wonton ($10.80). I think there were at least 10 pieces in it. It actually wasn't that spicy or numbing which is good and I thought the sauce was addictive. Even my friend who doesn't like spicy food thought it was ok. I would get it again.

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    Henry L.

    Average Sichuan food place. Located within the food court, this place is right in the middle of the food court surrounded by other tasty shops. The spicy menu looked enticing so we decided to give it a try. Got the tan tan noodles which were OK. They were spicy and oily which was good. Unfortunately there was no meat and the noodles were average...they mostly filled you up. Overall try to avoid it for other better food places in the same area. Lots of good food places to choose from right next to this place

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    May C.

    Stay away from the beef noodle at all costs if you value your health and keeping sensation to your taste buds. I ordered a medium spicy level and should've gotten the mild or none because the noodles were literally DROWNED in hot chili oil that clogged up my arteries and left my mouth feeling greasy. There was an unpleasant aftertaste that left my tongue and lips feeling numb. Along with it being too spicy to enjoy it was also salty. I tried my friend's spicy dandan noodles and it was slightly better, relative to mines but it was also overly salty. The only positive thing I can say about the beef noodles is that the beef was very tender. Unfortunately I was only given very few and fatty pieces. Save your money and spend it somewhere else worthy of your appetite.

    Pure junk

    This is down right awful. They charge 12 dollars for a small plate of this! No veggies whatsoever Just glass noodle and junk oil. The business owner should be ashamed of themselves Just disgusting beyond words! Hope they close this "restaurant" soon.

    Spicy noodles~
    Edward L.

    The best way to tell if a place is authentic Chinese is if the food is covered in a layer of chili oil that gets everywhere. This place delivers. Parking is plentiful in the Aberdeen parking lot. There are some 15 dishes to choose from. My buddy and I went for some kind of glass noodle soup. As mentioned, this thing is covered in a layer of chili oil. Absolutely beautiful. Nice spicy soup, and bouncy noodles. The food is definitely pricey at $11 a bowl - that's more than pho for crying out loud. This is the reason the place has 3 stars instead of 4. At that price point it would be nice if they offered some other stuff on top.

    Hot and sour noodle. So good.
    Nancy L.

    I've been wanting to try this place for a long time. I always opted for other vendors because this one is rather pricey and doesnt come with any drink. I ordered the hot and sour noodle, mild spicy. It came to $8.30 after tax. For a very small portion, it was rather pricey. The mild spiciness was perfect for me as I can't take very spicy food, yet it still had that szechuan kick to it. The noodle was rather delicious and this made up for the price and lack of beverage.

    Dumplings and Dan Dan noodles
    Bryan C.

    Decent Szechuan in your Aberdeen food court. If you're craving that fragrant sichuan spiciness like myself, then you don't really have too many choices (especially if you don't have cash). Luckily, Szechuan House takes card and wechat/Ali pay! I ordered the Dan Dan noodles and the spicy dumplings. Dan Dan noodles 3/5 pretty minimalist - Literally just noodles and ground meat. The first bite was quite tasty (literally just saw a Food Ranger episode on Dan Dan noodles and was intensely craving this taste), second bite not so much and by the time I got near the end of the bowl, I was already pretty done. The sauce was a little on the salty side and lacked the balance to keep it going for the whole meal, but not necessarily bad either. Dumplings 2/5 The only thing good about the dumplings was the Mala (numbing spicy) sauce it came with. These are machine made and the artificially homogenous texture/taste just doesn't work for me. Not worth the $9.

    Chengdu spicy dumplings. Add the hot sauce.
    Lauren L.

    I've been meaning to review this place for sometime and I got beat on the FTR. Oh well. First thing first, they're a bit pricey. Other than that, if you like the Chengdu style "Ma Lat" spicy food. Then you'll like it here. The spicy wuntun is my favourite along with the spicy chicken. Tan tan noodles are good. Different than those places that serve Tan Tan noodles but are not Szechuan. This one if you order spicy has the Szechuan peppercorns. Same goes for their Chengdu spicy dumplings. But the spicy sauce has sugar in it to lessen the heat. I prefer it without the sweetness. For take out fast food Szechuan I give them a good 3.5 stars. Which for me is decent. I keep coming back.

    Wei X.

    great selections of Szechuan style noodle

    Dan Dan noodle soup
    Jael L.

    Located in the Aberdeen food court, Szchechuan House offers the typical Szchechuan dishes like dumplings in chili oil, soup noodles, etc. I tried the medium spicy Dan Dan (or tan tan) Noodle Soup. It took about 10 mins to make and was tasty. Although when I think of Dan Dan noodles, I expect more of a peanut, chili oil and minced beef/pork. Here, it was more of a minced beef and chili oil sauce so I fell a little short of the peanuts. Other than the spring onions, I wish it had more vegetables like buk choy or cabbage. The noodles were both soft and a little chewy which I prefer. And the soup itself was good. I would definitely come back, although I wouldn't call this dish really Dan Dan noodle soup. But, for $7.50 I think it's worth it!

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    Their food is pretty authentic if you like Sichuan style kinda spicy. My favorite is the hot and sour noodle and spicy pig ear

    Beef looks burnt. Barely a cup of soup.  Grossly overpriced. Nothing special.

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    Cold spicy chicken was terrible. Rice was hard. Hot and sour vermicelli was not that good either.

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    Dumplings were delicious. Meaty and full of vegetables. However, I'm not a fan of the spicy peppercorn soup.

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    Soy Milk (豆漿)
    Soy Milk (豆漿)
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    No frills and worth the hype!…read more Our family of six arrived at 12 pm on a Tuesday. We waited approximately 25 minutes which is not bad at all considering how popular this small restaurant is. My mom is vegetarian and my girls had a wonton noodle soup lunch at another spot down the street. So we ordered a few things mainly for my dad, husband and myself: 1) Platter with barbecue pork and chicken (雙拼叉燒香油雞) 2) Half-order of roast duck (半隻脆皮燒鴨) 3) late of roast pork (燒肉) 4) Bowl of rice (一碗米飯) We cleared everything. The meats were juicy, tender, and flavorful. My girls are usually indifferent to Cantonese barbecued meats but they tried it and enjoyed everything as well. This is definitely a place to repeat if and when we revisit Vancouver.

    This was my family and wife's first stop in Vancouver and frankly, nothing has topped it yet…read more You're getting some of the best HK BBQ possible. They ran out of duck but do not fret because the soya chicken is where it's at. The soya chicken is incredibly tender, even the breast meat is tender. Secondly, it's perfectly marinated and if you dab a little of their homemade soy sauce, it's even better. Eat this with rice and you'll never want another meal in your life. This was easily our favorite dish for the place. Bbq pork and crispy pork are both spot on as well. They give generous and juicy cuts and the crispy pork is, well, crispy. The skin is a nice crunch and the meat is juicy, what more could you ask for? I still salivate and dream of the meat here and I wish we had something like this back in LA cause I don't know who else would make soy chicken as good as here. Cash only so come prepared! If you're a US tourist, they take USD as well but canadian is still the better deal.

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    BBQ Duck + Soya Chicken + BBQ Pork
    BBQ Duck + Soya Chicken + BBQ Pork
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    Rock cod with sour cabbage sauce
    Rock cod with sour cabbage sauce
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    Micha
    Chicken nuggets that came with the chicken nuggets rice entree $15.95

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    Chicken nuggets that came with the chicken nuggets rice entree $15.95
    Lucky J

    Lucky J

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    Love this place! Despite the limited menu, each item was spot on…read more I had the beef congee, shrimp rice rolls, and donut rice rolls and popcorn chicken. Every was very good. Prices are like food court prices but restaurant quality level. The only thing that needs to be improved is service. For Sunday lunch time service, only 1 server was working the till, taking and serving orders, and grabbing the check. Everything slowed down considerably. You had to get your own napkins, sauce dishes, sauces, chili oil etc. so had to take 1 star away. But the quality of the food was enough to make it a 4 star review. The rice rolls were of the perfect texture. Generous servings too. The popcorn chicken was salty and savoury with friend basil As well. Very nice touch. I would repeat. Cheers! Happy eating!

    For this price, you don't expect the best quality, but I think their food exceeds the price point…read more The rice rolls were soft, but I wish they added more sweet soy sauce as it got dry at the end. Finally! A place that doesn't charge you $5 for a fried dough stick. It was ok - a little on the dense side The wontons were not good. The wontons and soup had no flavor. The cold noodle fen pi was really good. Perfect amount of vinegar and savory. I wish there were more vegetables, so I'm not eating noodles 90% of the time. I would come back for the rice noodle and cold noodle and maybe try their congee next time.

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    Chinese donut roll
    Chinese donut roll
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