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    Sichuan Wok

    4.6 (17 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Seafood
    Closed • 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Chongqing Spicy Chicken
    Coco F.

    The food was amazing! The spicy Chicken is worth the trip in itself. The noodles and dumplings are made in house and you can taste the difference! There is truly something for everyone on the menu and it is all so flavorful and spiced perfectly. The atmosphere was so relaxing and I loved the wallpaper. Service was great - I will be adding this to my restaurant rotation.

    Ample portions of amazing Chinese food
    Christine S.

    You do not want to miss out on this spot. Everything was fresh, flavorful and lite. This may be some of the best Chinese I have had in the capital region. The service is attentive and makes recommendations for exciting dishes. The restaurant has a roomy Booths for eating in or you can order ahead to take out.

    Drypot Chicken, Chongqing Braised Chicken
    Adam P.

    Growing up in NYC I've become accustomed to either the great Chinese restaurants in our Chinatowns, or the comforting classics of the americanized-chinese restaurants abundant throughout the city. Sichuan Wok is NOT your average chinese restaurant where "szechuan" is often just a mildly spicy neon red sauce. They handmake their dumplings and Wontons (not premade frozen), Chongqing noodles (Dan Dan and the base for the Braised Chicken), and a note the menu with a very accurate chili rating next to the dishes; my companion said that the 3-chili rated Drypot Chicken was "hotter than vindaloo" when an Indian waiter ask to verify "Are you sure?" when you ask for it hot. I took a quick photo of the food and menu and shared it with a colleague from Sichuan and he even said it "looks legit". The staff was great just like the food. The restaurant space isn't large but they make great use of what they have with a number of booths and some table seating. Whenever we're in the neighborhood this will be one of our destinations!

    Fish soup with mushrooms, fungus, lotus, noodles etc

    Husband and I went for lunch a few weeks ago and were immediately impressed by the exceptional service ; very personable, intelligent, accommodating, and attentive. The extensive menu provided my vegan husband and my gluten-free self with so many options it was hard to choose. The spring roll appetiser was presented beautifully with aesthetic floral touches so unusual for a Chinese restaurant with high value price-points. I ordered what my photo features for my main dish, a very tasty fish noodle soup with its spice level dialed down to accommodate my lower threshold. The bowl was so large I got another three meals out of the left-overs (I am a small eater) making the meal one of the best values ever had. Can't remember what my husband chose but he can't wait to go back. Seating was cushioned and comfortable, tables well-spaced, atmosphere lovely enough for a semi-casual date, and air-con a welcome break from the summer heat. The lovely server told us the restaurant recently changed ownership, explaining fresh attention to details.

    T B.

    Absolute best authentic Sichuanese food around in the entire NY state! My grandparents are from Sichuan so I would know! The flavors and energy are everything my growing up stood for. So thrilled to find this gem for my folks on a random whim while headed to Daisuki on Sunday (as they were closed)...glad Yelp had this in my radar, which is surprising since only one person reviewed this place and got ahead of me! Thankful for their review of Sichuan Wok because I wouldn't have had a clue! Everything was delicious and I mean every peppercorn, spice, vegetable leaf, stem, bone, fat, and protein options! I ordered the best dishes that brought me home and the chef/owner cooked it for me personally! I'm still drooling. He delivered and so did his lovely wife on stellar customer service. I was definitely home. Happy eating!

    Naina Z.

    Incredible food! Everything was a standout as well as the service. We ordered a chongqing, garlic chicken and Mongolian beef as the protein options (chongqing was by far the favourite) and lo mein and cumin noodles. We ordered the lunch special which is unbeatable for $12 and includes a full portion, soup and rice. We will be coming back again!

    Henry B.

    Excellent food in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. I had an enjoyable time with four dear close friends. We all thoroughly enjoyed all our meals and kept sharing!

    Wonton in chili oil, hand torn noodles and cumin hand torn noodles. Chicken soup dumplings

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    4 months ago

    The service was great, it's a lovely restaurant -- do not walk, RUN to get the best chili oil wantons and dandan noodles in the area

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    The food was not good. Made a hungry person not very hungry. The Server was not very receptive to asks.

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    Was one of the best places! We came the same time last year and this was a stop. incredibly fresh…read moreoysters. Eight different varieties.Tedie got fresh whole billy clams I got a white fish sandwich whatever white fish they cut fresh that day didn't check which one it was. No need it was delicious. Crabcakes phenomenal and a restaurant where you can go in and buy fresh fish right from the counter definitely makes it one of a kind. let's just say it was so good when they said it in front of us I didn't take any pictures because I was more interested in eating. service is amazing but then again the owner was the one that was serving us, And just the inside of it is a quaint looking restaurant a very very clean restroom. And lots of goodies to purchase if you like!!

    It's been two years since I said we were looking forward to returning to try their bowls or fish…read moreand chips. Well, at least we kept our word today when we ordered their two different bowls for takeout. My wife ordered the Fishbowl ($30) with the grilled fish of the day (salmon), cherry tomatoes, quinoa, feta, peaches, arugula, and basil lime vinaigrette (she said no to onions). She could not get over how tasty the quinoa tasted and wondered how they prepared it. She also thought the peaches could have been a little sweeter since we are in prime peach season. While the salmon was just slightly overcooked we'll attribute that to it continuing to cook as we drove the meals home. Even with those minor negatives, she said she would definitely order the dish again. I chose the Poke Bowl ($35) for my meal (my first ever poke bowl) with marinated raw tuna and salmon, edamame, cucumber, watermelon radish, snap peas, nori, avocado, sesame seeds, scallions, and pea tendrils, all over sushi rice with ginger gochugaru oil and soy sauce on the side. This was absolutely delicious. It was a wonderful blend of fresh flavors and textures. If I have another poke bowl somewhere else I only hope it can come close to measuring up to the enjoyment I experienced with this one.

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    Stopped in here while I was in town for work and had a pretty mixed experience. The atmosphere was…read morenice and it seemed like a good spot to grab seafood, but the service was noticeably slow throughout our visit. It took a while to get drinks and place our order, and we found ourselves waiting more than expected between courses. That said, the food itself had some highlights. The crab was absolutely amazing--fresh, flavorful, and definitely the standout of the meal. We also really enjoyed the shrimp cocktail, which was well-prepared and hit the mark. Unfortunately, the mussels didn't live up to the same standard; they lacked flavor and just weren't our favorite. Overall, it's an okay spot with some strong dishes, but the slow service and inconsistency in the food would make me hesitate before returning.

    I went here while on a trip to Albany to see the capitol building. It was nice…read more I ordered one of the seafood boil combos. It was a delicious mess. It had shrimp, crab legs, beef sausage, potatoes, and a half ear of corn on the cob. It came drenched in sauce, which was messy, but the taste was well worth it. The servers were very friendly, and the food came out in decent amount of time. Not super-fast, but not slow either. The place was also nice and clean. I would definitely go again, if I'm ever in the Abany area again.

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    Union Seafood is one of those spots that keeps things simple and lets the seafood speak for itself…read more Everything had that fresh, straight-from-the-kitchen feel, and the portions were satisfying without feeling overdone. I also liked that the flavors weren't trying too hard just good seafood, seasoned well and served hot.

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