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All Blue Chinese Cuisine

4.3 (116 reviews)
ModerateRamen, Szechuan
Closed • 11:30 am - 4:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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Tony P.

Updated: April 4 We tried this Szechuan place in Edison. We ordered Yangchow fried rice and sautéed beef. They're delicious. Newly opened in a new location for this Szechuan restaurant. Serving staff were friendly and helpful. Well decorated restaurant. Lots of parking.

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Ms F.

It's gone downhill. Service was terrible. The fish hotpot was stinky. Fish was so stinky. We got a fish hotpot with chilis, and it was so spicy to hide how unfresh the fish was. We asked our server, but she gaslit us and said the fish was always the same. We ordered the shrimp with the vermicelli noodles and that was good. I could eat it. Last time they served us shrimp with the head. The stir fry cabbage was served nearly raw and we had to send it back so they can cook it longer. 3 months ago, it was very good and packed with people. Fish was so fresh. Now, we were the only customers in the restaurant. There was 1 other table and they came later. 3 months ago they served the shrimp with the head. Not anymore. The fish we got was stinky. It's gone downhill. Maybe it was an off Thursday but 3 months ago it was way more fresh.

Steamed pork with rice flour
Simon C.

The dishes tend to be on the heavy tasting side for our liking. The beef in the Chili Sauce was separately stir-fried instead of cooked from scratch in the sauce. The Powder Steamed pork was good. They have moved to a bigger and newer location next to 99 Ranch Supermarket.

Perfection. No critical thinking needed because everything is just so perfect, you can just relax and trust the food is incredible. Mapo tofu, while simple, seems hard to find a good one now adays....there's is perfect. The rou mapo tofu is its complete opposite in flavor and color yet somehow just as incredible. Every dish hits -- whether it's the squid, spicy chicken, intestines, French fries, or cold chili oil potatoes. Each bite bursts with flavor, texture, and that irresistible balance of heat and savoriness. Truly top tier!

Yi-Wen J.

Perhaps one of the best Szechuan cuisines in the Garden State. Authentic taste and a variety of menu selections. Clean environment and attentive service by friendly staff. Definitely a keeper.

David Y.

Came here the other day for lunch, while the service is superb, the food has a mix of salty and peppery not to my likings. I would say that it's a bit on the heavy side. The staff is a mixture of Cantonese and Mandarin speakers but can definitely speak English if that's your preferred route. The restaurant has spacious seating, and it isn't overly loud. If you're going to order something, make sure you tell the staff to tone it down, etc else you'll get something that's on the heavy in terms of flavor side.

Cauliflower dry pot stir fry
Mimi L.

New location is in a very convenient spot in the 99 ranch plaza and the area seems more spacious. Service was quick, food came out promptly and the shrimp took as long as they said. (~15 min) Cauliflower dry pot was delicious and one of the best I've had with great flavor! The shrimp and garlic was good though the noodles were a bit bland. The wontons were perfectly portioned and rounded out our meal.

Spareribs noodle soup
Phoebe L.

This is one of absolute favorite restaurants in Edison for authentic Sichuan food. It definitely can get spicy, so consider yourself warned, but the flavor profile is more accurate than any restaurant my family has eaten at in the US. The menu is also relatively small compared to other Chinese restaurants, but we've enjoyed everything we've ordered here! Right after you order, they bring you a complimentary cold potato appetizer that's a little spicy, and little vinegary, but overall just refreshing. We always order the Stir fry yellow cow throat, which is really stir fried aorta. I highly recommend getting it if you're feeling adventurous because each bite is so crisp (kind of like beef tendon?), and it's seasoned perfectly. Then we usually order other stuff to try from the menu like a cold appetizer, or a boiled fish, or some vegetable dish like the stir fried pea greens. Most recently we got the braised spareribs noodle soup, and the meat was so tender.

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Hank C.

Stopped in here for a post-work dinner. They weren't busy inside, had more to-go orders. Was formally a seafood/ramen All Blue? Menu was simple, two pages, and check boxes. There's no pretense to service here - it's a minimal interaction and you get to take your time. They didn't come to get the menus until we flagged them down. One note - the spicy cold dishes all use very similar sauces. Ordered: * Sichuan cold noodles - tasty, make sure you mix this * Pork wontons in chili oil - a little sweeter would make this better * spiced pepper chicken - fantastic * pig ears in chili oil - ok, but more of the same prior sauce * sliced beef & tripe in chili oil - same sauce, and they didn't have beef, just tripe * hot & sour shredded potato - if no one told me, it'd be noodles in my head, but it was definitely good! * braised sparerib noodles- so-so * sichuan beef stew noodles - ok, but very strong spice that I wasn't great with but others loved (some seed that I didn't enjoy, almost like five-spice but different) * sichuan boiled beef - lots of oil but tasty in small amounts * spicy cumin lamb - needed more cumin and lamb * sweet skin duck - a sweet version of the Peking or roast duck, great for cutting the spicy! * squid tentacles w/pickled pepper - not bad, good savory and not spicy, chewy; people liked peppers * clams in black bean sauce - not great, skip this- tiny amount of clams and though the sauce was ok, needed more to eat * shredded beef w/ pepper - people liked this more than I did * shredded pork in spicy garlic - tasty, but oily * stir fry pea greens - super green and great balance to the rest of the food Overall, yes, you had a very spicy set of dishes that all tended to taste the same after a bit, use the rice and wish they had some bubble tea or something to help cut the spice down. Some dishes great, others so-so.

Emmy V.

Really good experience overall. I came here from Brooklyn, and the drive wasn't too bad. Service was quick. Food is flavorful. Just the right amount of seasoning and spice. We were a party of 2 and we ordered some pea shoots, Szechuan fish fillet, cumin beef, and they gave us a free order of spicy shredded potato! Every dish was delicious. Price is fair for the large portions. Ambiance is like a typical Chinese restaurant. It is clean and modern. I highly recommend.

Eggplant with Minced Pork /
Linh N.

First of all the service is excellent. I walked in and was seated promptly. They gave me an iPad with the menu to choose from. The best dish was the stir fried egg plant with minced pork. However, there was barely any pork. It was mostly an eggplant dish. The seasoning was good and the eggplants cooked well. The stir fried shredded cabbage was mediocre. Nothing really stood out about it. The cumin lamb was a little dry and on the chewier side. I did not really enjoy this dish.. got a complimentary appetizer from the kitchen.. looks like shredded potatoes? It was ok.. room temperature dish. The rice was not cooked evenly. Some mushy patches of rice which I really dislike. Reminded me of a cheap rice cooker that I used to own. The inside of the restaurant seems almost like a community kitchen. You walk in and there are makeshift tables along the wall where they organize their drink supplies, ect. Super casual establishment. Would not take a date or host business dinners here.

Stir fry liver and kidney
Ethan M.

I absolutely love this restaurant! From its down to earth, no frill ambiance to the authentic, hearty, generously plentiful, mouth numbing Szechuan dishes it serves, All Blue is definitely a restaurant that I would recommend to anyone who desires Chinese food true in flavor and origin. I would have to say, though, that being a Szechuan restaurant, it's use of chili oil makes most of its dishes rather heavy to someone unfamiliar to this type of cuisine. One standout dish would definitely be the chicken with taro stew. Tender pieces of chicken with earthy, soft pieces of starchy taro mixed with a wondrous, intensely flavorful gravy that I just had to pour on everything!

Ting J.

Really nice place with delicious food!! I was so impressed by the food since I thought it was just "a regular Chinese restaurant like all others", but no it's not! I would definitely come back for more meals here. Highly recommended!!

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Good portions and authentic taste. Super friendly owner too. Prices are reasonable as well.

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Everything was absolutely delicious!! Will definitely be back! It's very crowded so it's recommended to call ahead.

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Ask the Community - All Blue Chinese Cuisine

When are they expected to re-open?

Hi Tom, Thanks for your interest! I am happy to inform that we will be opening this coming… 

Do they offer outdoor dining now?

Hi Julie, Thank you for your interest, for health and safety measures we currently do not offer… 

Is it BYOB?

I am almost certain it is. You can message them on the Yelp app. Owner is responsive.

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