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My husband ordered the Kung Pao chicken and white rice. I had a few bites of his dinner. I ordered the Crab Rangoon. All of the food was cooked perfectly and it was served quickly. The restaurant is very clean. We will be back.
We ended up at Chuan Jiang Hai Zi for Christmas dinner around 4:30 PM since most restaurants were closed, and this place was packed -- clearly a popular choice, and the strong Yelp reviews are what brought us in. After being seated, it took a bit before our server came by with menus and waters, and then another 15 minutes or so before our order was taken. I started with the egg drop soup, then ordered the shredded pork with garlic sauce. The sauce had a nice semi-spicy kick with bits of garlic, tossed with noodles and green peppers, and finished with green onions. My wife ordered the chicken with string beans, which was grilled chicken breast with stir-fried green beans, a slight charred flavor, and served with white rice. We stuck with water, though the cocktail menu did look tempting. First things first -- the food was really good. Big portions, served hot, and full of flavor. No complaints at all on the food side. Delicious and satisfying, especially on a busy holiday. Now...the service was a little strange. My pork dish and rice came out about 15-20 minutes after ordering, but my wife's food didn't arrive until another 20 minutes later. No apology, no explanation -- just dropped off. It was awkward eating separately, especially on Christmas. I'll chalk it up to being overwhelmed, understaffed, or slow in the kitchen due to the holiday rush. If you go when they aren't slammed, you'll probably have a much smoother experience and actually eat together. The flavors alone might bring me back, but if the service is the same again, I'd probably be one and done.
Super yum! There's a plethora of Szechuan restaurants in Columbus, but this place had larger portions sizes for a better price. The stuffed eggplant off if the dim sum menu was HUGE - it was an entree in itself. The dry pot cauliflower was delicious, just wish it was a little spicier. And the salt and pepper fish was nicely seasoned, just wish they left it in the deep fryer for 30 seconds more. Overall delicious food!
I arrived at noon and the parking lot was already pretty full for this very unassuming Chinese restaurant from the outside. There is plenty of free parking which is nice. When I walked in the atmosphere was great, I could smell good food and heard conversations. There's a large area with large round tables to right and to the left are booths and almost all of them were full. The menu was a mix of Americanized Chinese, traditional Chinese and included Dim Sum as well. There were a number of dishes we didn't know much about and there were dishes being enjoyed by other customers that looked delicious. The wait staff was more than happy to explain the dishes and/or show us on the menu what someone was eating. They took very good care of us and shared the tasks of bringing our food, filling water, and just checking in. Now the food. The food came out very quickly! We all received a well filled bowl of rice. First out was the string beans, perfectly cooked, not droopy, and the flavors of garlic and hot peppers. Even though the peppers were there the heat was not overpowering at all. Next was the shredded pork with garlic sauce. The textures of the pork and bamboo shoots were a nice contrast and the sauce was perfectly balanced and craveable. The special grilled lamb, I was told, was some of the best in the city. It was tender and well spiced. Even when he said he was full he just couldn't stop eating it. For the dim sum order we got the shrimp dumplings, soup dumplings, scallion pancake, and sesame balls and they brought a soy sauce and a chili oil with them. The shrimp dumplings were tender but the dough was pretty sticky. I think this is normal and they were tasty with some of the oil on them. The scallion pancakes were very thin and gummy, this is the only thing we ordered that I would not get again. The soup dumplings were very small but packed a lot of flavor. The dough did stick together a bit so unfortunately some of the soup did leak out. The sesame balls were the hit and we're just the right amount of sweetness that we considered them desert. They were large, at least 2" in size, with a wonderful sesame seed covered exterior and a soft, sweet center. Chuan Jiang Hao Zi is a wonderful somewhat hidden gem. If you want traditional Chinese cuisine including all the different offal they have it and I would totally try it here over anyone else if I was brave enough. Portions were a good size for the price. I highly recommend checking them out!
Chuan Jiang Hao Zi continues to impress. This time we ordered their wonton in chill oil, their dry beef, hot pot, their fish fillet with green peppercorns, and there sorted, Chinese water, spinach. Everything was excellent. The fish fillet with green peppercorns had a nice kick to it, the beef hot pot had thinly cut cauliflower which was delicious. The dry pot was very good as well, and the water spinach was delicious as usual. The wontons were my least favorite but still pretty good. We will continue to be repeat customers here :).
Went to this place on Christmas day. The place was nice and clean. Great lighting and very busy. I ordered chicken and green beans. It came with a side of white rice. The food came 20 minutes after my husband received his food so we didn't get to eat together. The food was just sat down on the table with no explanation for why it took so long, no apologies, nothing. Food was served very hot. The green beans were nicely sauted and crunchy. The chicken was tender and the rice was perfectly sticky. I hope the service is better next time because the food was great but if a table of 2 has to wait 20 minutes between us getting our food it will be the last time we visit.
I just finished eating my takeout order of house fried rice from Chuan Jiang Hao Zi. I was really excited to try them since my fellow Yelpers have given them a 4.5 star average. Maybe fried rice isn't their strong point... but it was only okay. It tasted fine, but the rice was overcooked and too mushy for my liking. One order of this fried rice is $14 plus $1 online ordering convenience fee. For $15, I could get the same sized container full of meat with a side of rice at other Chinese restaurants. My fried rice had chicken, beef, and shrimp but they weren't particularly generous with the meats. So I don't think the value is good either. Maybe I'll get a chance to try their other dishes somewhere down the line, but best I can give them at this time is 3 stars.
This spot's super convenient -- right on Ackerman near campus and around the corner from Tous les Jours. We walked in and got seated right away, which was nice. We've got a go-to dim sum place in Columbus, but since we were around OSU, we figured we'd give this one a shot. Ordered a few things off the dim sum menu and a couple from the regular menu. For dim sum, we got the Pork Shumai, Chicken Feet, Beef Omasum, Shanghai Soup Dumplings, and Stuffed Eggplant. The Soup Dumplings and Stuffed Eggplant were definitely the winners. The Shumai was massive but kinda fell apart -- the wrapper didn't hold up. The Chicken Feet weren't cooked long enough, so they were hard to eat, and the Beef Omasum didn't really have any flavor -- pretty bland. From the regular menu, we tried the Spicy Pig's Large Intestine in Dry Pot and the Porcini & Pork Short Rib Soup. The Intestine had good texture but was super numbing from all the Sichuan peppercorns -- spicy for sure, just a bit too much. The Soup though? Amazing. Simple, flavorful, and the porcini mushrooms really made it shine. Would totally get that again. Service was quick and friendly, no complaints there. It did get a little loud -- we could hear other tables' convos pretty clearly.
This is the best food I had in Columbus. The foods are very authentic and foods all come with white or fried rice. We ordered special grilled cumin lamb and deep fried chicken. The chicken isn't super spicy but my favorite was the cumin lamb. The food portion was large and we had leftover good enough for another meal! They also have a great beverage selection.
This place is genuinely amazing. I haven't tried one item from here that isn't full of flavor. Serving sizes are very large, so it is a very nice place to go with a large group to try everything. The staff are very sweet and attentive. The restaurant is also very very clean.
We liked this place so much that when my friend from China was in town we showed him the menu and he got SO happy. We were all at a dog show at the fair grounds so we placed a LARGE takeout order for six people, planning to share everything... which is what we did. I want to start with my friend from China says this is one of the most authentic Chinese restaurants he has been to in the Mid West and would definitely order again from it.... High praise. Lol. What we ordered: Chive bun dim sum: four pieces. Each a great size. Shrimp was fresh and had a great texture. Probably one of our favorite things we ordered that night. If you like shrimp.... Get this for sure. Delicious. Egg rolls: come in sets of two. Very fresh. Pot stickers : steamed. No complaints. i didnt sample but there were no left overs so thats a good sign with this group! They must be good as they sometimes sell out of these. House fried rice. We got two orders of This for six people. We probably only needed one... the sizing is generous and they dont skimp on ingredients. We all were very pleasantly pleased. It had pork, beef, shrimp and maybe some chicken along with ample veggies. Delicious. Not Greasy Beef with broccoli. The beef was surprisingly tender and had that buttery melt in your mouth texture. I hate beef and I found this dish to be very good. I would even have eaten it if I was served it as it was quite good. And I dont usually voluntarily eat a meal containing beef. Lol. General tso chicken. Keep in mind this is an authentic chinese restaurants and gen tso is American food trying to be chinese. This was okay. It had big pieces of super fresh brocoli but the chicken didnt have that rich american brown sauce. It was more traditional and cooked into it. Sweet and sour chicken: another americanized dish. Not the greatest. By the time we got back to thebfairgrounds this was the only dish that was straight up cold. It needed to be coated in sweet and sour sauce which warm whichbit didnt get the opportunity to do. This was a dud. Disliked it strongly. Hometown braised pork: big chunks of braised pork with orka? I didnt have any but there wasnt hardly any left. They said it was good. Garlic eggplant: Show stealer. This was the winning dish. The eggplant is the asian style bright purple eggplant. It was so flavorful and not mushy. There wasnt any left. We all tried it and each loved it - this we would get multiple orders next time. Heck I am getting some either today or tomorrow, as I cant stop obsessing about it. My friend from China said that and the chive bun were his favs. I strongly recommend this place. This is the second trip in and both times it has been excellent, food fresh, nice sized portions and ready in a reasonable time. For all that food it was about 145 bucks (remember there was 6 adults who hadn't eaten all day, we ordered a lot) It was a lot of food and felt the pricing was appropriate actually- it was more on the good value side for the portion sizing. :) Le
The place is nice and clean with a lot of seatings. The server was friendly but the person who brought the food just slammed the plates on the table. Service is fast. The best thing I had was the shredded pork in garlic sauce. It said it was spicy on the menu but it wasn't. It was really flavorful with tender pieces of pork with nice crunch from the veggies and mushroom, but if you like it spicy, you might want to ask for extra spice. The fish soup was interesting-I didn't care for it but the tingly sensation you get from the peppercorn was something I never experienced and am still happy I tried it. Soup dumpling was a huge disappointment. It was cold and tasted frozen. The sauce that came with it was so so salty with no vinegar or ginger. Wonton in spicy sauce and the hot and sour soup were just ok. I would go back to try other things as they do offer interesting and different items, but i wasn't super impressed by the food I had that day.
Great fresh food and reasonably priced. The green pepper soup is HUGE! So if you order it - prepare to share it with 2-3 people.
It has been way too long since my last visit! Loved seeing familiar, friendly faces still working hard! Came for an early dinner and there was no wait, but it was pretty busy, but not too loud or anything. All of our food came out quickly! We got calamari appetizer, chicken with green peppercorn, and pork in garlic sauce. Everything was delicious and went together well. The chicken with green peppercorns is honestly one of my favorite things to eat in Columbus, it's that good! read more
The Kung pao chicken was so delicious!! They were not playing around with the spice level, but you can always ask them to decrease it if necessary. I really like the portion size for lunch! You really get your moneys worth. read more
My husband ordered the Kung Pao chicken and white rice. I had a few bites of his dinner. I ordered the Crab Rangoon. All of the food was cooked perfectly and it was served quickly. The restaurant is very clean. We will be back. read more
We ended up at Chuan Jiang Hai Zi for Christmas dinner around 4:30 PM since most restaurants were closed, and this place was packed -- clearly a popular choice, and the strong Yelp reviews are what brought us in. After being seated, it took a bit before our server came by with menus and waters, and then another 15 minutes or so before our order was taken. I started with the egg drop soup, then ordered the shredded pork with garlic sauce. The sauce had a nice semi-spicy kick with bits of garlic, tossed with noodles and green peppers, and finished with green onions. My wife ordered the chicken with string beans, which was grilled chicken breast with stir-fried green beans, a slight charred flavor, and served with white rice. We stuck with water, though the cocktail menu did look tempting. First things first -- the food was really good. Big portions, served hot, and full of flavor. No complaints at all on the food side. Delicious and satisfying, especially on a busy holiday. Now...the service was a little strange. My pork dish and rice came out about 15-20 minutes after ordering, but my wife's food didn't arrive until another 20 minutes later. No apology, no explanation -- just dropped off. It was awkward eating separately, especially on Christmas. I'll chalk it up to being overwhelmed, understaffed, or slow in the kitchen due to the holiday rush. If you go when they aren't slammed, you'll probably have a much smoother experience and actually eat together. The flavors alone might bring me back, but if the service is the same again, I'd probably be one and done. read more
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Super yum! There's a plethora of Szechuan restaurants in Columbus, but this place had larger portions sizes for a better price. The stuffed eggplant off if the dim sum menu was HUGE - it was an entree in itself. The dry pot cauliflower was delicious, just wish it was a little spicier. And the salt and pepper fish was nicely seasoned, just wish they left it in the deep fryer for 30 seconds more. Overall delicious food! read more
I arrived at noon and the parking lot was already pretty full for this very unassuming Chinese restaurant from the outside. There is plenty of free parking which is nice. When I walked in the atmosphere was great, I could smell good food and heard conversations. There's a large area with large round tables to right and to the left are booths and almost all of them were full. The menu was a mix of Americanized Chinese, traditional Chinese and included Dim Sum as well. There were a number of dishes we didn't know much about and there were dishes being enjoyed by other customers that looked delicious. The wait staff was more than happy to explain the dishes and/or show us on the menu what someone was eating. They took very good care of us and shared the tasks of bringing our food, filling water, and just checking in. Now the food. The food came out very quickly! We all received a well filled bowl of rice. First out was the string beans, perfectly cooked, not droopy, and the flavors of garlic and hot peppers. Even though the peppers were there the heat was not overpowering at all. Next was the shredded pork with garlic sauce. The textures of the pork and bamboo shoots were a nice contrast and the sauce was perfectly balanced and craveable. The special grilled lamb, I was told, was some of the best in the city. It was tender and well spiced. Even when he said he was full he just couldn't stop eating it. For the dim sum order we got the shrimp dumplings, soup dumplings, scallion pancake, and sesame balls and they brought a soy sauce and a chili oil with them. The shrimp dumplings were tender but the dough was pretty sticky. I think this is normal and they were tasty with some of the oil on them. The scallion pancakes were very thin and gummy, this is the only thing we ordered that I would not get again. The soup dumplings were very small but packed a lot of flavor. The dough did stick together a bit so unfortunately some of the soup did leak out. The sesame balls were the hit and we're just the right amount of sweetness that we considered them desert. They were large, at least 2" in size, with a wonderful sesame seed covered exterior and a soft, sweet center. Chuan Jiang Hao Zi is a wonderful somewhat hidden gem. If you want traditional Chinese cuisine including all the different offal they have it and I would totally try it here over anyone else if I was brave enough. Portions were a good size for the price. I highly recommend checking them out! read more
24 days ago
Chuan Jiang Hao Zi continues to impress. This time we ordered their wonton in chill oil, their dry beef, hot pot, their fish fillet with green peppercorns, and there sorted, Chinese water, spinach. Everything was excellent. The fish fillet with green peppercorns had a nice kick to it, the beef hot pot had thinly cut cauliflower which was delicious. The dry pot was very good as well, and the water spinach was delicious as usual. The wontons were my least favorite but still pretty good. We will continue to be repeat customers here :). read more
10 months ago
Went to this place on Christmas day. The place was nice and clean. Great lighting and very busy. I ordered chicken and green beans. It came with a side of white rice. The food came 20 minutes after my husband received his food so we didn't get to eat together. The food was just sat down on the table with no explanation for why it took so long, no apologies, nothing. Food was served very hot. The green beans were nicely sauted and crunchy. The chicken was tender and the rice was perfectly sticky. I hope the service is better next time because the food was great but if a table of 2 has to wait 20 minutes between us getting our food it will be the last time we visit. read more
I just finished eating my takeout order of house fried rice from Chuan Jiang Hao Zi. I was really excited to try them since my fellow Yelpers have given them a 4.5 star average. Maybe fried rice isn't their strong point... but it was only okay. It tasted fine, but the rice was overcooked and too mushy for my liking. One order of this fried rice is $14 plus $1 online ordering convenience fee. For $15, I could get the same sized container full of meat with a side of rice at other Chinese restaurants. My fried rice had chicken, beef, and shrimp but they weren't particularly generous with the meats. So I don't think the value is good either. Maybe I'll get a chance to try their other dishes somewhere down the line, but best I can give them at this time is 3 stars. read more
11 months ago
This spot's super convenient -- right on Ackerman near campus and around the corner from Tous les Jours. We walked in and got seated right away, which was nice. We've got a go-to dim sum place in Columbus, but since we were around OSU, we figured we'd give this one a shot. Ordered a few things off the dim sum menu and a couple from the regular menu. For dim sum, we got the Pork Shumai, Chicken Feet, Beef Omasum, Shanghai Soup Dumplings, and Stuffed Eggplant. The Soup Dumplings and Stuffed Eggplant were definitely the winners. The Shumai was massive but kinda fell apart -- the wrapper didn't hold up. The Chicken Feet weren't cooked long enough, so they were hard to eat, and the Beef Omasum didn't really have any flavor -- pretty bland. From the regular menu, we tried the Spicy Pig's Large Intestine in Dry Pot and the Porcini & Pork Short Rib Soup. The Intestine had good texture but was super numbing from all the Sichuan peppercorns -- spicy for sure, just a bit too much. The Soup though? Amazing. Simple, flavorful, and the porcini mushrooms really made it shine. Would totally get that again. Service was quick and friendly, no complaints there. It did get a little loud -- we could hear other tables' convos pretty clearly. read more
3 months ago
This is the best food I had in Columbus. The foods are very authentic and foods all come with white or fried rice. We ordered special grilled cumin lamb and deep fried chicken. The chicken isn't super spicy but my favorite was the cumin lamb. The food portion was large and we had leftover good enough for another meal! They also have a great beverage selection. read more
7 months ago
This place is genuinely amazing. I haven't tried one item from here that isn't full of flavor. Serving sizes are very large, so it is a very nice place to go with a large group to try everything. The staff are very sweet and attentive. The restaurant is also very very clean. read more
We liked this place so much that when my friend from China was in town we showed him the menu and he got SO happy. We were all at a dog show at the fair grounds so we placed a LARGE takeout order for six people, planning to share everything... which is what we did. I want to start with my friend from China says this is one of the most authentic Chinese restaurants he has been to in the Mid West and would definitely order again from it.... High praise. Lol. What we ordered: Chive bun dim sum: four pieces. Each a great size. Shrimp was fresh and had a great texture. Probably one of our favorite things we ordered that night. If you like shrimp.... Get this for sure. Delicious. Egg rolls: come in sets of two. Very fresh. Pot stickers : steamed. No complaints. i didnt sample but there were no left overs so thats a good sign with this group! They must be good as they sometimes sell out of these. House fried rice. We got two orders of This for six people. We probably only needed one... the sizing is generous and they dont skimp on ingredients. We all were very pleasantly pleased. It had pork, beef, shrimp and maybe some chicken along with ample veggies. Delicious. Not Greasy Beef with broccoli. The beef was surprisingly tender and had that buttery melt in your mouth texture. I hate beef and I found this dish to be very good. I would even have eaten it if I was served it as it was quite good. And I dont usually voluntarily eat a meal containing beef. Lol. General tso chicken. Keep in mind this is an authentic chinese restaurants and gen tso is American food trying to be chinese. This was okay. It had big pieces of super fresh brocoli but the chicken didnt have that rich american brown sauce. It was more traditional and cooked into it. Sweet and sour chicken: another americanized dish. Not the greatest. By the time we got back to thebfairgrounds this was the only dish that was straight up cold. It needed to be coated in sweet and sour sauce which warm whichbit didnt get the opportunity to do. This was a dud. Disliked it strongly. Hometown braised pork: big chunks of braised pork with orka? I didnt have any but there wasnt hardly any left. They said it was good. Garlic eggplant: Show stealer. This was the winning dish. The eggplant is the asian style bright purple eggplant. It was so flavorful and not mushy. There wasnt any left. We all tried it and each loved it - this we would get multiple orders next time. Heck I am getting some either today or tomorrow, as I cant stop obsessing about it. My friend from China said that and the chive bun were his favs. I strongly recommend this place. This is the second trip in and both times it has been excellent, food fresh, nice sized portions and ready in a reasonable time. For all that food it was about 145 bucks (remember there was 6 adults who hadn't eaten all day, we ordered a lot) It was a lot of food and felt the pricing was appropriate actually- it was more on the good value side for the portion sizing. :) Le read more
The place is nice and clean with a lot of seatings. The server was friendly but the person who brought the food just slammed the plates on the table. Service is fast. The best thing I had was the shredded pork in garlic sauce. It said it was spicy on the menu but it wasn't. It was really flavorful with tender pieces of pork with nice crunch from the veggies and mushroom, but if you like it spicy, you might want to ask for extra spice. The fish soup was interesting-I didn't care for it but the tingly sensation you get from the peppercorn was something I never experienced and am still happy I tried it. Soup dumpling was a huge disappointment. It was cold and tasted frozen. The sauce that came with it was so so salty with no vinegar or ginger. Wonton in spicy sauce and the hot and sour soup were just ok. I would go back to try other things as they do offer interesting and different items, but i wasn't super impressed by the food I had that day. read more
OMG...this place is now the standard for Chinese food in CBus in my book. It is the most authentic Chinese food you will find in CBus. I have now been twice and have been blown away at the flavors and taste of the food. I have loved everything I have ordered so far. I also love how they offer authentic dishes you will not find at any other place in Columbus. Dining area is very clean. They have two areas: one for traditional family style dining and one for that is more of a traditional booth setting. They have a few TVs around. Service is amazing. Staff is very polite, pleasant, and attentive. Both times I have been I have been super impressed with the service and how quickly and accurately the food is prepared. I can't wait to return and try the many other entrees they offer. read more
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1 year ago
After reading a bunch of great reviews, I had high expectations for this place. I enjoyed all the dishes but wasn't overwhelmed by any of them. I would recommend trying the braised pork and the fish fillet with Szechuan green pepper broth. Skip out on the mapo tofu and pan-fried pork buns. The server was very knowledgeable and patient with our party of 7. read more
9 months ago
Dim Sum was ok. Sesame balls were giant but good. Soup dumplings, shrimp dumplings, and pork shumai did not have much flavor. Scallion pancakes were good. The Mongolian Beef was the best dish at the table! Wontons in chili oil were not spicy at all. The dishes that were supposed to be spicy were lacking in spice. However, I would go back and try other items, and ask for higher spice levels. Great customer service! They were kind and patient with our kids. read more
9 months ago
The Best Chinese food i have had in Columbus. It is more of an authentic style Chinese. The food is delicious and the staff is very friendly. Food comes out quickly and prices are reasonable for the portion sizes. read more
11 months ago
We were thankful this restaurant was open on Thanksgiving. The place was lively and busy. Despite that we were sat quickly and our food and drinks came out quick. We ordered egg rolls and the cashew chicken with fried rice. The egg rolls were good. The cashew chicken was flavorful but quite salty. The fried rice was fine but a bit bland. Food wasn't anything special but the service was great! read more
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Totally unexpected to find delicious and authentic Szechuan food in Columbus, Ohio. The place was immaculately clean, the services with quick, friendly and efficient. The portions were huge, but we needed to get a few dishes to share. One of my favorite things to eat is the Chongqing Chicken (spicy fried chicken) and this place hit the mark, the chicken was crispy and spicy. The been and broccoli was one of the best I've had and it did not taste like American fast Chinese food, which is usually what I expect. My husband loved the spicy wontons. And the mapo tofu was good, but was probably the least favorite out of everything we ordered. We had plenty of leftovers for lunch the next day and still didn't finish everything. All in all a great spot for some excellent Chinese food. read more
10 months ago
Food was great services. Great food portions were great. Only thing I would say is the water tasted bad. Everything else was amazing and when we left they said, have a good night thank you! read more
Came here on a recommendation of my good CBus local buddy and it lived up to its recommendation and then some! The all day dim sum items is wonderful to have! I would've engaged in that had I not ordered a bunch of all day dim sum back in CLE on V-Day... Came here with my white BF who tragically does not like the Sichuan mala flavor profile but you know what, you never know what you end up discovering, so we ordered plenty--red chili oil wontons (only okay. The wontons were on the small side and no cilantro but the presentation was ON POINT), hand shredded chicken cold chili noodles with bean sprouts (I've ordered this at many different places and this has been the best version! Perfect width noodles with that chewiness and just a chili flavor with no mala...crunchy, smooth, cold, springiness, a melange of textures!), mapo tofu (I thought it was pretty good although some ground pork and peas would've completed it! BF couldn't handle this one but I thought it went so well with the rice!). The presentation of every dish was amazing. Prices were mostly expected, not overly high but not cheap either. Love the selection and authenticity of the Sichuan dishes. Taste was great and portions were pretty good. Service was very warm, friendly and speed of food coming out was FAST. We waited less than 5 minutes for our first dish to come out. Italian restaurants and American restaurants, take note!!! The location is great too because it's in this plaza of other shops...Tous les jour being the absolute draw of this place!!! Plenty of parking and the customers were a good mix of real Chinese people and adventurous white people and lots of mixed crowds! This one Chinese boy sat diagonally from us and ordered this gigantic stew, konqincai and a pork belly dish with a heaping bowl of rice...FOR ONE. What a baller and a feast he was having by himself. Props. read more
11 months ago
So glad we stopped in! The portion sizes are huge, and the dim sum menu was so fun to order off of. Everything we had was absolutely delicious. The beef was super tender, the tofu was flavorful, and the cold noodles with chicken was addictive. The shrimp shumai were completely packed with shrimp, and the custard buns make a great dessert. Staff went out of their way to be friendly and helpful, they were super kind! I can't wait to come back here and I also can't wait to eat the leftovers later since I have lots. read more
1 year ago
Beautiful decor and ambiance at Chuan Jiang Hao Zi, and the presentation of the dishes were nice. Unfortunately, the food itself didn't quite live up to our expectations. The wait staff were super friendly and we were greeted with a warm welcome upon entering, however neither one of us were wowed by the taste. One thing that was a bit odd was that they brought my husband's food out before mine, even though we ordered together. The dishes we ordered were decent, but nothing that particularly stood out. Maybe we just caught them on an off day? To their credit, they did accommodate my request to substitute tofu instead of chicken, which was great. However, the sesame tofu I ordered tasted more like hot and sour tofu instead, which was a bit of a letdown. If they can work on the food quality and consistency in service, I'd definitely consider coming back for the lovely atmosphere, presentation, and friendly staff. read more
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