Spicy, inventive menu. Do not order for delivery. Order only "to go/pick up" or you might starve before your food arrives. Seriously.
Real Sichuan spicy food. The fish fillet in spicy broth is not for beginners. It will leave your mouth burning, just like in Chengdu.
Love the cold spicy noodles and crispy spicy chicken with peanuts. The Kung Pow tofu was rather bland.
FiFi makes great cocktails! The Sichuan food is the best I've had in the city. Recommend Dan Dan Noodles and Boiled Sliced Beef in Chili Sauce.
Phenomenal food, great cocktails, extensive menu. This place is a gem. Server was top notch. They were ridiculously short staffed the night I went (missing a bartender and busser) so the poor guy was serving tables, bartending, and clearing tables. He somehow juggled it all with a smile on his face
Loved it! True Chinese restaurant with some "secret" karaoke room. All dishes are really well done and authentic recommend it!
The double cooked pork is fantastic, mapo tofu is good, chong-qing chicken is great, and the pickled veggie and fish soup is really pleasant. They don't back off the heat here!
Delicious food with absolutely gigantic portions. You definitely get what you pay for when you come here. Ordering and eating "family style" is recommended at this restaurant.
The chef made us a dish that I requested, even though it was not technically on the menu. It is highly suggested to try their noodle based dishes and spicy plates. The dumplings are a great choice too if you are looking for a small bite that works with your budget.
Happy hour included $5 beers, $5 mixed cocktails like sex-on-the-beach and lychee martinis, $5 wells drinks and $5 red and white wines.
The interior is inviting and classy, with white table cloths and a bar up front near the door.
Server was attentive, polite and had extensive knowledge of the menu.
This is definitely a place that the hungry consumer should visit.
Good Chinese food. Not amazing but pretty great. The bartender was so energetic
So good. So salty. So chinese. One of the better and under rated Szechuan joints. Picture menus are great but don't expect to ask any questions in English. It's usually crowded at night, so go early if you want to avoid a wait.
Sadly, far from legendary. Looking for hot Sichuan and it fell a little flat. The crunchy chili peppers were delicious, just not packing the punch 🤛
True chinese restaurant with some "secret" karaoke room. All dishes are really well done and authentic recommend it!
Absolutely delicious food!
Finally found a hot food place in NYC that does actually live up to it's claim.
Very wide and extensive menu, food's presented well and is absolutely flavour rich!
Definitely recommend this place.