Yummy Spicy

Quite authentic Chinese food. Probably the best we have had in this area. The price is slightly high, but I would give it a five-star just based on its taste.

I recently tried Yummy Spicy and overall, it was just an okay experience. The dishes definitely lived up to the restaurant’s name—lots of chili peppers and bold flavors. The dry-fried chicken with chili peppers looked amazing and had a nice crunch, but it was overwhelmingly spicy, almost to the point of masking the actual taste of the chicken. The stir-fried cabbage in the hot pot was simple and decent, though nothing special. The clams in chili oil were flavorful, but the sauce leaned a bit too salty and oily for my liking. Service was average, not particularly attentive, and the food presentation was rustic rather than refined. Portion sizes were generous, so it’s good for sharing with a group. If you really love spicy food and don’t mind extra oil, you’ll probably enjoy this place mo

Absolutely blown away by Yummy Spicy! We ordered 11 dishes, and every single one was packed with flavor and authenticity. As someone dining with a group of Chinese friends—all from different regions of mainland China—they all agreed: this is the real deal. The taste brought back memories of home for many of us. From the bold spices to the perfectly balanced textures, every dish felt thoughtfully prepared and truly authentic. It’s rare to find Chinese food this genuine and delicious outside of China. Highly recommend for anyone craving real Chinese cuisine—we’ll definitely be back!

Amazing menu, 28 pages long! Nice atmosphere, okay service although they don't understand the concept of an appetizer being ordered first, and should arrive before the entree. We ordered the app, then took time deciding on dinner and it all came at the same time. They forgot to bring the rice with the food but eventually brought it. Food was tasty, correct size proportion, good quality. Good place to eat, with average service.

GOATed Schezuan food. Lunch special is an amazing value - entree, soup, rice, and spring roll for $12. That's cheaper than a Big Mac! The flavors are ELECTRIC -- if you like spicy, especially schezuan, you are going to get addicted to this place. I eat here at least once a month. Great spot for business lunches if your colleague is flavor adventerous.