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| - If you want real, AUTHENTIC Szechuan style Chinese food this is as good as it gets here in the Phoenix region!
Let me stipulate that I am an American Born Chinese, however I fatten up every time I go visit my Grandparents in Taiwan, because the food is sooo good, and my dad is very picky about the Chinese food he introduces to me here in the US, therefore I am very picky about my Chinese restaurants that I go to.
If you want egg rolls, kung pao chicken, fried rice, or won-ton soup you're better off getting your taste worth at a Panda Express!
But if you're looking for the real deal! We're talking about correctly spiced Restaurant Szechuan style food this is the place to be. I just had the water boiled fish, and it reminded me of this great place that my dad takes me too, and their Chung Spicy Shrimp is fried and spiced to perfection. My parents have taught me that real Szechuan (Sichuan) food has very hard to come by spices, and these dishes carry them. Like the fire flower pepper that isn't even spicy, but give this beautiful tasting numbness to the tongue! To end the delight of this explosion of tastes and to help quell the June heat we finished off with Mei Mei ice: shaved ice with sweetened condensed milk and Chinese green legumes.
This is definitely a place to come back to! One tip, the beginning of the menu starts with all the Americanized Chinese foods that everyone is used to IE sweet and sour chicken, General Tso's .., go towards the back of the menu and you'll find the Authentic Szechuan menu, and you will not be disappointed.
Also if you don't know what to order, the restaurant has decorated the wall with pictures of the Authentic Szechuan dishes with English labels on the wall to inspire your adventurous taste buds!
One more thing I've learned is that don't expect great tasting Chinese restaurants to be clean or have great service. However this place is new and it was absolutely pristine including the (women's) bathrooms. Since I came after lunch time the service was fine in my opinion, up to typical American (and better than the rude Jersey) standards. Also as another side note (reading another restaurant review) all Chinese Restaurants typically are FAMILY STYLE, meaning you don't eat one dish and only one dish, you SHARE! So if one dish comes out one at a time, it doesn't constitute bad service!
Lastly for the 3 dishes we ordered between my husband and I we had paid about $30 and we had left overs to take home for another meal!
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