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    Szechuan Village

    3.3 (33 reviews)
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    Shrimp dumplings yummy.
    Katherine F.

    I love that I'm only a few mins drive away from this place. It's your avg Chinese type sit down restaurant that has a classic menu with all of the known Americanized Chinese dishes including: Walnut shrimp, General Tso's Chicken and Beef, Chow Mein, Dumplings, Mongolian beef... You get the idea. The best thing is that the usual lady that takes orders is very nice and doesn't mind being asked questions. Take that , great prices and fast service into the equation and you got yourself a satisfied pocket and tummy. They have dinner/lunch specials and also deliver (minimum $15). My must haves: BBQ pork spare ribs, shrimp dumplings, eggplant with spicy garlic sauce. Barbecued Spare Ribs: Also known as char siu. Can I say, Wow! It's really authentic Chinese bbq pork ribs. I was expecting some old sitting greasy knock off bbq, but this is the real deal. They actually use real pork ribs and real seasoning. Best thing is the flavor, texture (has bite), it's not greasy and it's fresh. I highly recommend this appetizer. Sesame Chicken: Sauteed with sweet and spicy sauce (more sweet than spicy), very generous with the tender chicken and served with several pieces of steamed broccoli. Yummy for those that like sweeter savory dishes. Mongolian beef: Was also very good, but has less meat and more green scallion. Served with crispy fried white noodles that you mix in. Pork dumplings: Avg for me. Big in size but a little bit salty. Not nearly as fresh as you'd get them at a dim sum restaurant. Their shrimp dumplings on the other hand are perfect in every way for me. Thin skin, steamed and pan fried to perfection, juicy with nice flavor. I ordered a side of house sweet and sour to dip then in. Delicious!!! Eggplant with spicy garlic sauce: I love this dish to death. They cook it to perfection. It has a nice roasted garlic taste and the eggplant has no bitterness to it at all. For flavor, they cook it with bits of pork so of your vegetarian, make sure you tell them. Also it's not as greasy as I was expecting it to be. House special fried rice: Came with an assortment of meats. Avg rice, big portion. From now on, I will stick to their free white rice that comes with the entrees. It's never dry, has nice texture and absorbs entree juices really well. Walnut Chicken: It's not like walnut shrimp where there's a thick mayo sauce and the walnuts are candied. Sauteed pieces chicken with crispy veggies- bell pepper, water chestnuts, celery. Also comes with loads of walnuts. Nice fresh flavor. All orders come with free fried wontons and fortune cookies. End note: expect some grease

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    Chardonnay A.

    I am a long time customer of this place and have been coming here off and on since I was in high school. That being said I have always felt like I've gotten quality food overall with only a few issues along the way, nothing major. The employee that I always see, possibly the owner, is very friendly and I always feel welcome when I come sit down in this establishment. This is why I'm truly upset that I have to even give this place three starts for not standing by their food or accommodating us. My husband ordered food and immediately felt off after consuming a few bites. He did not even eat it all, maybe 2-3 pieces of chicken. We were in the establishment and let her know that the food was not agreeing with him and asked about the cooking practices. She assured us that she cooked it right and told us that we would still have to pay for it. No apology, no "are you okay?", nothing. As we were leaving she offered to make it for him again. I went back with my mom (she wanted to) and the experience was fine. The employee even gave my mom a goodie bag for her birthday.

    Half eaten shredded pork with hoisin sauce

    We just ate at Szechuan Village on Mountain Ave. in Springfield this evening. It is by far the best Chinese Food in New Jersey. We frequent this restaurant often and it is consistently delicious. We have tried numerous Chinese restaurants from South Jersey up to Hackensack and none of them compare to Szechuan Village. The food is authentic, their egg rolls are exceptional, they make the best "Sweet and Sour Chicken", and you will not find better "Shredded Pork with Hoisin Sauce" anywhere. It is phenomenal. The owner/waitress is very accommodating and the service is prompt. In addition, this restaurant is very affordable for good sized portions. Our group of four adults ate for $35. We give this Chinese restaurant 10 thumbs up!

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    Best Chinese food place, their food isn't greasy and the owners are super friendly! I'm so lucky to have great cuisine next door

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    The Boneless ribs are amazing. Made fresh and seem to somewhat healthier then you expect. Less greasy then typical.

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