Sichuan Fish Restaurant

I had a great dinner here and everything was super flavorful. The tomato beef clay pot was rich and comforting, perfect with rice. The dry-fried green beans were crispy, garlicky, and not greasy at all. The mouth-watering chicken had a nice kick of spice and was very authentic. Portions were generous and the food came out hot and fresh. The owner was also really friendly. Definitely a solid spot for real Sichuan food. Would come back again!

This Sichuan grilled fish restaurant truly exceeded my expectations. The fish was served hot and fragrant, with a slightly crispy exterior and incredibly tender, juicy meat inside, without any fishy taste at all. The Sichuan-style spicy flavor was very authentic — perfectly balanced between numbing and spicy, rich but not overwhelming. You can really taste the aroma of Sichuan peppercorns and dried chilies. The side dishes, such as potatoes, lotus root, and tofu skin, absorbed the sauce beautifully and became even more flavorful as they simmered. The portion size was generous and easily enough for sharing. The restaurant was clean and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and attentive, making the dining experience even better. Overall, this is a high-quality, great-value Sichuan grille

As authentic as it can get in Miami. Steamed dumplings are a must. Their mapotofu, spicy fried chicken (lazizhi), braised pork belly (hongshaorou), string beans (ganbiansijidou), and fish are all FIRE. Honestly, every menu I tried was very good. Can’t wait to try out the entire menu. Wish they had Chinese hard liquor like baijiu because these food screams for Chinese liquor.

This spot serves very authentic Sichuan food. I love that you can adjust the spice levels to the dishes. The highlight for me is the fish, both the steamed and the boiled one are excellent. The servers are also very kind and attentive, which makes the experience even better. Highly recommended! 试了好几道菜都很棒！ 地道！推荐！

Been in the US for 10 years, this is hands-down the best Sichuan food I’ve ever had. The spicy boiled fish is packed with flavors and reminds me of my grandma’s favorite restaurant in her hometown in Sichuan. The service/atmosphere was also great. Nostalgic 00s pop songs were played in the background and it doesn’t feel to be abroad!