Best Of Chengdu

Chongqing noodle dish was amazing. I've never tasted anything like it. So unique and tasty. The house fried rice and chow mein were huge, enough for 2-3 people to share. They were both pretty bland, though. And the Mongolian beef wasn't what I expected. It was kind of sweet, but a different kind of sweet than I usually get.

Incredibly delicious, spicy! I got the General Tso’s lunch special which comes with a generous portion of chicken and rice and a side of soup for $12… Probably the best price you can find! The soup is great the rice is well cooked and the chicken is delicious and very spicy, not soggy, not too sweet or salty! I asked for extra spice and they did not disappoint! Service was super fast. My only warning is there are only 3-4 small spots for parking in the front. Not sure if you can park in the lots next door.

So, I ordered the Mongolian beef. I got the food to go for the service was just mid nothing bad or good about it. Seem like it took a while to get the food there's only one other table of two in the restaurant so that was kind of a red flag no one in there eating. I can honestly say hands down the worst Mongolian Beef if I ever had. All you can say is oil and sugar. You can see in the picture all of the oil is not even sauce because you can see the separation it's oil. I'm not sure what it's called but the garnish they put on top like shredded rice cakes were stale. After 3 bites I was done couldn't eat any more. Even the texture of the meat was off. Very disappointed

Amazing food and good prices! My wife and I love the food here, we’ve been a few times and everything we’ve ordered has been excellent. I love spicy food so sichuanese (szechuanese?) cuisine kicks that craving and the dry pot here is SO GOOD & spicy! And their mapo is the best I’ve tried in the area, competing with restaurants in Bellevue. My wife doesn’t like as spicy as me but they have so many great options with their chow mein, which can easily serve 3 for less than $15 and their almond chicken. The only thing to look out for is their parking lot is a bit small, but if you’re dining in or getting takeout and like strong flavors, it’s absolutely worth it!

Trying for the 1st time. We’re a Korean and Japanese couple in our 50s so we know our Asian food. For those who miss the nostalgic Americanized Chinese food, you’ll find your favorites here. There’s also some unique dishes we haven’t seen often. Very reasonable prices relative to recent high prices. Nostalgic broccoli beef and green bean lunch special with unique “dry pot” and steamed fish. Food was great! We’ll be back to try some other dishes!