Sichuan Gourmet House

Went here recently and had a really great meal with lovely service from the owner. Chengdu kungpao chicken and Salt fried shrimp were both delicious! Will definitely be coming back again

What happened to your ma po tofu? It was good in the past. Recently, though, it was just really not good. I ate it out of politeness. It was far too sweet. There were literally only two fermented beans in it. Instead, it had peas? Is there a non-Szhechan chef now? What was this about?

Update 2026: Still comfy spot, had nice family lunch -soup dumpling -yu shiang shrimp was very flavorful - half duck , tea flavor was surprisingly good and crispy outside -sweet pea pod tip, stir fried perfectly with whole cloves of garlic - chowfun , was too sweet this time 2025: Found this place by chance while searching for a place for quick dinner in the area. Food was surprisingly authentic sichuan and thoroughly enjoyed all dishes we tried. -Chengdu dry chicken with red chilies $21.95 delicious flavor with mild mala numbing spices, but breaded chicken pieces seem overly deep fried. -Stir fried chicken with black bean sauce, green bell pepper and onion $18.95 even onions had full flavor and tasty. Chicken was little salty though. -Beef Chow Fan $18.95 best smokey flavor I've tasted

Delicious Szechuan food with plenty of options. Lots of vegetarian / vegan choices. Able to make things mild yet tasty as well. Very fast service. Readily available seating on a Friday night. Will definitely be back!

Bad value, rice not included, gaslighting, charge for soy sauce Ordered two chicken entrees for take out via their preferred app linked on their website. Got home, excited to eat our delicious meal. I was cold, I had been outside all day in below 20 temperatures, I was tired. No rice. I call the restaurant, and this lady gaslights me saying that you have to order the rice separately and that "some people don't like rice." But when you go to the website to order, this dish explicitly has an option saying "don't include rice with my order" implying that the order comes with rice by default. Because if it didn't come with rice, why would I have to specify that I didn't want rice with my entree? I had to drive back and pay $4.30 for rice including tax. While waiting for the rice I had to go