Sichuan Bistro

Been here to Sichuan Bistro over the years few times. Always I liked the food. If you are craving for some good spicy option this is the place. I usually order “Spicy sizzling Tofu” which you may not find in the menu with other sizzlers. Tofu being crispy outside, soft inside, with right amount of spice served sizzling hot. They could improve their service, felt that the server was little rude. Could be courteous. Leaving that apart, a good place to have good food.

Just ordered 2 big trays of the Red Dry Chili Chicken. I’ve got to say, I only write reviews whenever I am disappointed in all categories, but Sichuan Bistro is the exception. The food is amazing— they have a vast range of dishes from the authentic menu, but also the American-style. There is something for everyone, and even the pickiest eaters in my family love coming here! The chicken is extremely crispy, and the flavor fills your mouth once you take a bite of it. It really is THAT good. The service is amazing, and everyone is super easy to talk to. Love bringing my family here. 10/10 recommend!

Not a Good Choice for Sichuan Food This place really missed the mark. I ordered the Mala Chicken expecting bold, spicy Sichuan flavors, but it was extremely underwhelming. The chicken was plain and lacked depth-no real spice or complexity. The only noticeable flavors were an overpowering amount of MSG and some chili flakes thrown on top. Definitely not what you'd expect from a proper Sichuan dish. The only decent part of the meal was the beef tendon, which was okay.

Absolutely delicious! Best Chinese food that I've ever had. The portions are generous and it isn't salty like any of the other places I've been to. The staff are really friendly (especially Julie).

I usually enjoy the food here, especially the Mapo Tofu, which has always been my go-to dish and one of my favorites at this restaurant. However, over my last few visits, I’ve started to notice some inconsistency in the taste. This time was particularly disappointing when I ordered the Dongpo Pork ($22.99). I’ve had this dish here several times before and enjoyed it, but this time the pork was extremely tough—so hard that it was difficult to chew. Dongpo Pork is supposed to be very tender and melt-in-your-mouth, but unfortunately, this was not the case at all. I wasn’t able to finish it and had to throw it away. Normally, I would rate this restaurant 4.5 out of 5 based on my past experiences, but due to the inconsistency and the poor quality of the Dongpo Pork on this visit, I have to gi