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Sichuan Gourmet

4.2 (482 reviews)
ModerateSzechuan
Closed • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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水煮鱼和干煸
Yingjie Z.

Transitional Chinese food. Convenient location with tons of free parking. Good price for the food.

Noodles w chicken and veggies garlic Buc choy
Cosmo X.

Clean quiet. Not bad basic Chinese food. I think it was loaded with MSG. I will not go back there. There are a lot of other better choices

This place was a huge disappointment. Haven't had Sichuan in months and all I wanted was the crispy chicken with chili peppers. It was all breading and no chicken, I kept thinking I was eating fried lard bits. We got their cauliflower with bacon and was like 5 strips of meat. Not sure what the last dish was called but seemed more Americanized than Sichuan.

Denis D.

I love love love this place! Easy online ordering for takeout. Best thing about it, you don't need to supply your credit card. You pay at the restaurant when you pick up your order. (There is a small service fee of 99 cents.) The Xiang La Dry Fish Filets (F04) is one of my favorite dishes there. When we unpacked the order it felt a little underwhelming, quantity-wise, but everything turned out to be perfect. Plenty of food. Will definitely order takeout from them again!

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Reviews are generally positive. Many highlight the authentic Sichuan dishes, varied menu, friendly service, and convenient parking.

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10 days ago

This is our go-to restaurant. The cold noodle is absolutely the best. Their other Sichuan style dishes are very good too.

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Just went for a luncheon special with a friend and it was great as usual. Soup still included with their luncheon specials.

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Really love going here when I am in the area. They know how to deliver on the extra, extra spicy.

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Sichuan Palace - Ma Po Tofu

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3.7(155 reviews)
5.1 mi
•$$

Consistently comes through with variety (monthly specials, deep menu, getting deeper), value (lunch…read morespecials give you about 3/4 of a full entree plus the soup, app, and rice), and ease of use (every item is pictured on the online menu; huge parking lot; plenty of seating). Consistency of quality (texture, flavor) is less dependable. -- Hot and Sour Soup: Thick without being gloppy, filled densely with mushrooms, and hot in both the spice and temperature meanings. Simple and satisfying. -- Fish Filet with Green Sichuan Pepper: Had this one again and had the same great experience as described in the previous review. Thin broth but jumping with flavor. -- Twice Cooked Pork Belly 回锅肉 : A longtime favorite with instantly recognizable pork flavor, accented with black beans, and the added light crunch of leeks. It's a great combination. Tried twice during this cycle: once just right, once too fatty. -- Shredded Pork with Tea Tree Mushrooms 肉丝茶树菇 : A late August 2026 special with tender squiggles of pork balanced with sturdier "branches" of mushroom with an earthy flavor and a firm octopus-like texture. Nice balanced savory flavor without any need for heat. -- Sichuan Kung Pao Chicken 四川宫保 : A reliable standby when you want something with heat and flavor, but your dinner companions are not so adventurous. Very tender, a little sweeter than the "American" version and without the celery, but still authentic. -- F10 Fish Fillet in Chili Oil Sauce 水煮鱼 (on a lunch combo): This dish that I often get at night gives you nearly as much quantity on the lunch special, with a choice of soup, choice of rice, and choice of appetizer. Soft, tender boiled chunks in a bright red bath with a pile of red peppers and garlic on top (easy to remove anything you don't want), with cabbage and sprouts underneath. Spicy and best had in winter, but too good to skip in summer. I didn't get the promised numbing sensation this time, but it's a potently flavorful dish and one of my favorite renditions. -- Chicken Wing: Single whole connected wing included with a lunch combo was extra large, breaded, and very crunchy and juicy. No marinade flavor inside, so duck sauce was necessary. -- D03 Crispy Boneless Duck with Vegetables 蔬菜炸鸭 : Large platter of mostly duck, all of it with skin on, and most of it-- but not all of it-- crisp as billed. Minimal vegetation, which is a plus in that it maximizes meat but a minus if it's the only entree you're having. Simple flavor with a simple, thin brown sauce. Satisfying, but average. Interestingly, a taste from a friend's lunch special version of this dish a few weeks earlier had a lot more crisp, a lot more juiciness, and a lot more oomph to the sauce. Might depend on the day. -- F19 Crispy Sweet & Sour Fish Fillet 松鼠鱼 : Twin filets of fish, each about 10" long, boneless, extra extra crispy, and with fish within thin but still tender. The sauce was your typical Polynesian style fire engine red, with more sour than sweet, but nicely done with peas and without glop. A bit pricey but voluminous enough to provide plenty of meals and plenty of value. -- T06 Spicy Dry Pot Tofu 香锅豆腐 : A sauce less dish where the slices do the heavy lifting. Tofu triangles comprise about 80% of the pot, each one dark brown and a bit dry and over cooked. My wife, who's a tofu lover, said it was like chewing on rubber. The ledger shows mixed results from dish to dish and even from visit to visit for the same dish. But when they're on, Sichuan Palace is fabulous enough for a 5 (and some visits are 5). The inconsistency brings them down to a 4 (with some visits 3).

Have gotten takeout here regularly since hearing about the place from my Asian friends who live in…read morethe area. It has authentic flavors - our family likes Beef Chow Fun and Tomato Brisket there, as well as Shanghai Bok Chou with Braised mushrooms. It is in an unassuming strip plaza.

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3.8(226 reviews)
5.3 mi
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We came to Sichuan Gourmet for dinner and ordered a bunch of dishes to share family-style. The pro…read moreis the the decor and atmosphere is better than most mom and pop chinese spots but honestly the food was just ok. Some of the dishes we got were kung pao chicken, stir fried cauliflower, string beans, mustard green pork belly and sichuan fish fillet. We typically don't eat much spicy food so got everything mild and while the flavors were ok, I thought the fish was too mushy and the pork belly was kind of bland. Everything felt too covered in oil without the punch of flavor the dishes needed. In addition, while the service was fine, the waitress/waiters were quite loud clanking dishes and opening and closing drawers that it disturbed our meal. It's one thing to be in a bustling restaurant but there weren't that many people so the noise was a bit bothersome and really stood out. Overallt not that bad but I'd skip as I've been to better sichuan restaurants in the Boston area.

I ordered the luncheon special which comes with choice of white rice or pork fried rice and choice…read moreof an egg roll or crab Rangoon. Crab Rangoon was sweet. I wish the cashew chicken didn't have celery. If you dine in you have a choice of soup ( egg drop or hot/sour soup). I asked for no celery over the phone but they added celery still. Portion size is small compared to rice and had the same with bigger portion and more flavor at the Framingham location I've had the lunch special and other dishes at the Framingham location and prefer Framingham over this location. Service was quick and not a bad deal for $14 after tax. It is busy in there and if you aren't a spice fan make sure to ask for modifications. The cashew chicken is not spicy.

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Feng Shui

3.5(374 reviews)
5.3 mi
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Feng Shui is a local Chinese chain restaurant where some locations might offer a buffet. The one in…read moreChelmsford is one such location. Here it is a daily offering for lunch, though at a different price point on weekdays ($18.95/$9.50 age 10 or under) vs weekends ($23.95/$12 age 10 or under). The buffet is relatively limited, with white rice or fried rice, two dim sum options, one hot table area with appetizers, a noodle, and a selection of entrees, a short chilled area along the wall with dessert items, fruit, seaweed salad and edamame, by the sushi area with some rolls and sashimi, beside the two options of ice cream. Both coffee and vanilla ice creams were good! They take turns refilling the trays by preparing portions in turn, so we had to be patient for the sushi area to be refilled. I was happy to discover no celery in the spring rolls, and scallion pancakes and crab Rangoon among the appetizers. Meats were tender and managed to find vegetables in with the entrees. Bathrooms are located downstairs, down a relatively long flight of steps.

I recently went to the Feng Shui restaurant at the Burlington location and loved it!…read more Having just got back from vacation, I did grocery shopping and happily saw that there was a chain of the restaurant closer to me and decided to order takeout in the high hopes the food would be just as good and unfortunately it was not. I called to place an order of snow mountain sushi, beef and broccoli and house fried rice. I know every restaurant has their own spin on their house fried rice so I inquired what this included and she told me chicken, shrimp, pork and a mix of veggies like carrots, onions, peas and bean sprouts. I asked to exclude the pork and everything else was fine. I went to pick up the order, there is a large parking lot with plenty of space, nice front entrance and was greeted when entering the beautifully lit and decorated space from what I could see. The sushi was great, we loved it and would order again! The rice however was mushy, lacked salt/flavor and had no veggies whatsoever as I was told over the phone. The beef and broccoli was a bit too oily for our taste. I would order the sushi again but not the dishes I ordered. It would be helpful if they ensured the staff were knowledgeable on their dishes and what's included. Would have given 3.5 stars if I could!

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2.4(105 reviews)
2.6 mi
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Rare Sunday lunch visit, sitting in the usual dining room annex (bright reds and blues with no real…read moredecor) that at one time may have been a private dining room (the main dining room has been closed for years due to low traffic and low staffing). Ordered my usual A3 dinner combo (lunch combos aren't offered on Sundays, but I probably would have gone A3 anyway). -- Egg Roll: A little narrower than usual and fully crisp on the outside with no bend. Inside, mostly celery, with bits of pork and maybe some cabbage too to round it out. Excellent texture and five spice flavor. Near-elite. -- Pork Strips: Usually standard issue dry like everyone else, but these were actually moist today. Above average. -- Sweet and Sour Chicken: Uniquely colored sauce (halfway between golden and red), tasty with at least a little sour in addition to the sweet, and a pair each of cherries and pineapples. Chicken fingers crisp and plentiful but low meat-to-batter ratio. Above average thanks mostly to the sauce. -- Pork Fried Rice: Minimal inclusions and not the darkest color, but very fresh, very moist, and very reminiscent of the old school flavor. Well above average to near elite even without the extras. Not perfect, no wow factor, but a solid effort that outshines most in their class. Tough call on 3 versus 4, but inconsistency keeps them at 3.

We used to go to this restaurant all the time when we worked in Billerica and it was really good. I…read moredid a take out for $100 last night and it was horrible. I've been dieting and have been craving Chinese food for months. I finally gave in and was so disappointed. EVERY thing was cold and dry. Eating a bite of chicken teriyaki was like chewing chicken flavored gum, I just kept chewing and chewing. Also, I have NEVER seen beef teriyaki this small. One skewer was seriously two bites. I swear all the food was leftover from the day before. NEVER AGAIN

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