Don't let the location (it's a little seedy) fool you, this is some good szechuan chinese take out. Personally I was hovering between giving 3 or 4 stars because my fiances General Tso's was pretty soggy and dismal, and the fried rice was a little on the salty side.
However I ordered the Szechuan dry pepper chicken with peanut and it had such a perfect balance of spice and flavor. Now I like spicy food, if you don't have the constitution for spicy fare then I would recommend picking something else because it was literally covered in 3 different types of ground up dried chilis (seeds and all). Again, I thought it was great and the staff seemed very friendly both on the phone and in person.
I'm looking forward to getting more adventurous in the future and exploring their menu which was quite extensive.