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Hunan Spring Chinese

3.4 (224 reviews)
ModerateChinese
Open • 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Moderate noise
Casual
Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Chilean sea bass/scallops in pepper sauce.

My family has been going to this place since 1986, and we always order their bean sprouts roll in peanut sauce. They're not on the menu but really should be. It has remained as delicious as they were since 1986. Yes, the place hasn't really changed that much at all. The staff has always remained very friendly with very familiar faces. Shoutout to Mike who assisted us during dinner last night. He is very personable. They even gave us a plate of noodles, compliments of the house. Delicious with that wok, smokey taste. We ordered Chilean sea bass with scallops, house special fried rice and the aforementioned bean sprouts spring roll. Excellent taste with just the right amount of seasoning. Thank you.

What appears to be fake reviews on the front menu.

Food is decent. Staff is very rude. As far as I can tell they misrepresent themselves with fake reviews from major new outlets (including a fake Yelp rating!). That's a bad sign. Fine once but never going back.

A4. Pan Fried Scallion Pancake
Jeannette L.

Last night I took my husband out to dinner at Hunan Spring. It was his first time there. Being from the area, I've been here multiple times over the years, but this was my first time back in quite a long time (maybe 6 or 7 years). Hunan did not disappoint. Old school, legit, good eats. Definitely comfort food for me and gets me all nostalgic for when I was a kid. Surprisingly, there are options for vegetarians (like my husband). Here's what we ordered and shared - with the exception of one non-vegetarian appetizer that I HAD to order since I was there. Sample Vegetarian-Friendly Meal: - Vegetarian Hot and Sour Soup (for two) - Pan Fried Scallion Pancake - Eggplant in Garlic Sauce - Sautéed Shanghai Baby Bochoy We brought home leftovers that my husband had for lunch today. (For any non-vegetarian who was curious, I housed the Hacked Chicken with Cellophane Noodle - it's messy but OH SO GOOD!)

pork fried rice
Bernardo F.

This was such a delightful dining experience tonight! I was in the mood for Chinese food, but not necessarily to take out kind. But I have to admit that I've never actually had a Chinese dining experience. What a difference! The flavors were so much richer and the texture and the composition was lighter. Beat every expectation! The flavors were rich, and the portions were sizable. The attention and service was top-notch. The dining room itself is a little bit dated and not necessarily very aesthetically warm but still was very clean and presentable. Eating here tonight was eye-opening and has ruined ordering local Chinese takeout for good. lol Highly recommend... this is our new go to spot for Chinese food.

buddist delight
Jack M.

what a fun wonderful family dinner! as most reviews rave the old school chinese restaurant; reminds me when in the 1950's my family would take us to chinatown in nyc! the restaurant used to be an all American diner now for over thirty years is an elegant well kept chinese restaurant. even the way the food is served so nicely and picture perfect dishes, the friendly owner visiting every table smiling marking sure everything is fine. now for the food review; first off the flavors were truly unique to Hunan Spring where my usual take out food is delicious but the flavors are similar but HUNAN SPRINGS chefs made the traditional chinese dishes taste unique so it's a wonderful surprise like tasing my familiar favorites for the first time! we had soft plump perfectly steamed vegetable dumplings, tender juicy beef on a stick, cold sesame noodles in a nice tangy thick sauce, vegetarian hot sour soup chock full of soft spicy cubes of tofu, crisp thick fried scallion pancakes; and all the above were just our appetizers! next we had sizzling platter with three kinds of meats, then buddhist delight, moo shu vegetables, all with tastes better than you're usual chinese all once again reminding me of china town , we all left with our stomachs full on the brink of happily hurting! can't wait to come back with other members of my family and friends!

NS8. Salt and Pepper Pork Chops. Delicious
Nelson M.

Food was delicious and service by "Danny " was solid. Old school vibe and atmosphere was calm for a Sunday afternoon. We are going to make this a regular addition to our preferred spots.

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Nicholaus G.

My type of place. Went a couple of times. Enjoyed both visits. Kung Pao chicken, fried rice, scallion pancakes, egg roll. All standouts.

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Good service and timely delivery .variety of choices to pick from. Like the pineapple chicken .

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We enjoyed the delicious food and had a good time. The service was excellent too. Will definitely go again.

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Smell like shit taste like shit fortune cookie 10 years old never more this china is piece of shit iam sorry guys but that's fucked up

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Great food. Great service. Been our go to Chinese restaurant for decades. On my way there now.

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