Had a very comfortable and satisfying meal here, and surprisingly we didn't order anything spicy. The garlic sauce pork was the standout. Very flavorful and great with rice, especially with the bamboo shoots and wood ear mushrooms. The mixed vegetable tofu clay pot was a big portion and not greasy at all. The beef stew clay pot was also really good, with tender beef and plenty of vegetables. We also liked both soups. The hot and sour soup had a strong pepper flavor and was especially good. The Singapore noodles were the only dish that felt a little dry and had more turmeric flavor than I expected. The menu has plenty of both spicy and non-spicy dishes, service was quick, and the dining room has a nice atmosphere. Good spot for a family meal or bringing friends who want to try Chinese food. read more

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I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, the food quality falls far below average. Given the great location, short wait time, efficient service, and what seems to be authentic cooking, I really wanted to have a better experience. The only somewhat decent dish was the dried chicken with peppers. The sautéed cabbage tasted more like it had been boiled in a soy sauce-based soup. I would definitely skip the Peking duck--it was dry and overly lean. The seafood dry pot was a disappointment and felt like a complete rip-off. And lastly, just forget about the cold sesame noodles and dan dan noodles. Yikes! I really hope they can improve the cooking, because the restaurant has a lot of potential. read more

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This used to be one of my favorite restaurants, but unfortunately, it seems to have gone downhill very quickly. The food used to always be hot, fresh, and consistently good. I've gone back a few times hoping to have the same great experience I had in the past, but each visit has been disappointing. The food has been served cold, and finding hair in your food is never acceptable or appetizing. I really hope they can turn things around because this was once a place I genuinely enjoyed. read more

Stopped in for another try - handled a big group without issues, good service and didn't mind the kids at a different table ordering their own food. Appetizers - Spicy peppers grilled - some very spicy, others not so bad. Cold sesame noodles were good. Kids were good with the scallion pancakes and spring rolls. Xiaolongbao were good, but not as juicy as a Tasty Moment. Sliced potatoes with green pepper was ok, not sour enough and potatoes a bit overcooked and falling apart. Fish in soupy style was spicy as was the pork blood in chili oil, but perhaps too much MSG as we were all thirsty after that part of the meal. Tofu in sizzling style was more of a sweet & sour tofu - no sizzling but interesting rice cakes. Smoky pork in Szechuan style was good, not too spicy. Beef stew in a clay pot was good, too. Spicy stuff ended up being not our taste, but the non-spicy dishes were good. Overall, mixed on the food but the service was great. read more

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I still don't know what to make of this bizarre corner of upscale restaurants in the American Dream Mall. The eateries like Szechuan Opera are gorgeous, fancy, and as sleek 'n' chic as as a gazelle in Gucci--but, like, you're still taking your date to....the mall. Huh? Anyway, after a bunch of us decided to unleash our inner mall rats and terrorize the ground floor riding animatronics meant for kids, we worked up enough of an appetite to stop by here for a Sichuan feast. Perhaps more confusing than the fancy-ness of the restaurant was the fact that it was actually....good. Like, approved by your Canto great-aunt good. We got: - West Lake Beef Soup: As hearty and eggy as nostalgia requires - Camphor Tea Duck: Our weakest dish. Skin was good, meat was dry - Stewed Pork Shoulder: Fall-off-the-bone tender with just the right sweet-salty sauce. Your Shanghai nanny would approve. - Garlic Snow Pea Shoots: The obligatory dark greens dish to balance out all the animal protein. This was garlicky and crunchy, just as nature intended. - Stir Fry Lamb in Sichuan Style: My favorite of the night. Perfect amounts of mala and gamey lamb - Dried Sauteed String Beans: No one cooks string beans better than Chinese people, and this dish explains why - Steamed Whole Striped Bass: Because it wouldn't be a proper group dinner without a whole fish to bring luck, prosperity and A+ grades. Never mind that we're all decades out of school... - Special Dry Pot Style: In Mandarin, the Sichuan dry pot actually translates to "fragrant wok", and no Sichuan dinner is complete without one. We got the veggie version and happily munched on thin cauliflower, lotus roots and all the other parts of nature's bounty that hail from East Asia--all tossed with tingling peppercorns. In sum, don't hurt yourself trying to come here, but if you're already slumming it suburban-style and need to impress your spice-loving date and in-laws, this might just be your dinner spot. read more

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9/13/25 We were in the American Dream and was hungry and wandered out of the food court. The decor drew us in, and Chinese restaurant? We must try. Nice entryway with the zodiac animals. Very cool showcasing Chinese Opera masks on the wall. The space is open and spacious and bright. Pot of Jasmine Tea yum. The pot of tea/cup and the plates/bowls all match! Must be hard to keep that up! Double Smoke Pork - spicy but so good! Szechuan Opera Roast Duck - delicious! I want more! This was the most flavorful duck we've ever had. We'll be back for more duck! read more

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The food was okay. I really enjoyed the spicy wonton appetizer everything was good but not memorable. The service was fast even for a packed Saturday and the price was fair. The restaurant is new and chic and perfect for groups. I'd give it another try. read more

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My first time trying this place and I visited on my birthday! The people I went with definitely helped the experience feel 5 star but the restaurant itself was just okay. The food wasn't bad, actually quite tasty but I guess my taste buds are used to the more unhealthy, "fake" American Chinese food. Moreover, the server was nice but it was evident her English was a bit lacking so when I asked for a lychee martini, she kept pointing to martini but didn't know what I meant by lychee (so I went for a cosmo instead no biggie). The food came out pretty fast once ordered but any questions we had about the dishes were answered rather ambiguously and when we wanted some chili oil/more napkins we had to kind of hunt the server down. And it was weird because the restaurant really wasn't that busy on a Sunday afternoon. So, overall I still enjoyed my birthday (would've been nice to kinda get called on it especially since the server "checked" my ID but again maybe she didn't really look at it), and I don't think I'd rush to try this restaurant again. However, it's still worth at least a first try! The soup was my favorite dish, very herbal flavors. Heavy on lemongrass so if you're expecting something a bit less fragrant like pho or ramen you probably wouldn't like the soup here. read more

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My wife and I went there on Black Friday night for dinner. Great environment and good food. Not a bad choice for mall food. A little pricy. Service is fine. read more

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The American Dream Mall is gargantuan. Three million square feet, makes it the 2nd largest in the country. I've been a number of times, and still have not found the water park, or ski slope. With over 60 choices for food, weeding out the good from the bad may take time. One trick is to walk through the regular food court; offering fried food, pizza and grease fueled platters (along with screaming children) and stop in at one of the better restaurants. Where you go to dine. On our last visit we chose -Szechuan Opera- Upon entering, a woman was casually making wontons by hand. A good sign in my book. The staff is friendly, and the menu is large. We started with Spicy Wontons w/chili sauce and Pork Soup Dumplings. We try and order Soup Dumplings, whenever it's on the menu. These were one of the better ones we've had. The Wontons were excellent. Perfect spice/ heat ratio. For the mains, Dry Pot Beef and Salt & Pepper Fried Fish. Dry Pot was soooo good. First time I had it, and would order it again. The fish was perfectly fried, but a bit bland. The sauce from both the Dry Pot and the Wontons came in handy, to enhance the fish. It was a lot of food, and we were planning to take some home. But, gluttony won out. There was no dessert, and we had no room for it. This place was a much needed civilized break from the crowds read more

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Good food as always. Tried the salt and pepper fried fish. Pretty good. Chicken Broccoli and mixed veggie and tofu clay pot have the same taste. Same sauce they use for both dishes. Shrimp shumai is good. Definitely filled with shrimps! read more

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We have been there a few times and We love their salt and pepper fish, drypot style and the cumin style dishes. The lo mein was ok-ish. Spring rolls could definitely be better read more

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The experience pretty much matched its current rating. I saw the 3.6 beforehand and was hoping it would be better, but it delivered exactly what you'd expect from that score. The food was mediocre. Service was okay--polite but flat and not very attentive. Overall, it's not somewhere I'd go back to read more

Last day of restaurant week at American Dream so 4 of us dined here. Beautiful spacious interior and all staff were very pleasant. Food came out very quickly prepared family style. I just personally wasn't used to everything coming all at once, as I prefer to eat courses separately. However, for $39 each, this was the absolute best deal out of all the places that participated. Each got to choose an app, soup or soft drink, an entree of over 50 choices, and protein fried rice, lo mein or mei fun. They did not skimp on portions as they stuck to family size so our table was jammed with plates. We tried the following: Scallion pancake- very crispy thin and flaky! Great wit dipping sauce. Shrimp dumplings- filling was completely shrimp! Very tasty just needed a sauce so we dipped into other dumpling sauce Pan fried pork dumplings- very good more like gyoza Cucumbers in garlic spicy oil- my fave as I ate the whole plate practically Egg drop and hot n sour soup- both were bland to me and I would have like if they added wood ear mushrooms to the hot n sour Wonton soup- excellent broth had a little kick to it which we pleasantly enjoyed Chicken with mixed veggies - good but similar to what I get at any Chinese local restaurant Spicy crispy style shrimp- excellent, but you have to enjoy authentic Szechuan peppers loaded on the plate. Shrimp were jumbo and about 10 Garlic sauce beef- very sweet to me, loved side of wood ear mushrooms and quickly added to hot n sour soup Dry pot style seafood- abundance of fish, then shrimp, maybe 3 squid and 3-4 bay scallops with a spicy broth and mix of veggies. Loved that they light a flame under it to keep warm at your table. Very good Pork fried rice & beef- both very goods lots of meat Shrimp mei fun and pork lo main- mei fun was good with tons of baby shrimp and egg, but it needed julienned scallions, carrots, a little more flavor to it. Lo mein was just as local restaurants nothing special Overall, I would say 3.5 stars food, but the quality, quantity and service was great! I added up menu pricing for one and we saved at least $20 each with this promotion. Will return if in mall and craving, but there are many other Asian influenced restaurants there or coming soon. Might be a bit before I come back, but I'll stick to Szechuan choices. read more

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Food is phenomenal! Out of everything I tried, which was roasted duck in a bun, seafood dry hot pot and tripe with black pepper, my favorite was the tripe. It was extremely soft and flavorful. As if it was braised for hours. The service was pretty good as well. Nothing extraordinary. I think my favorite part of the restaurant was the interior design. I did not expect it coming from a Mall restaurant. A lot of people come in here thinking it's your regular Chinese food place and they are extremely disappointed like the family next to us with small children. This is a more upscale expensive Chinese food experience, at least that's the vibe I'm getting they are trying to achieve. This is not your typical American Chinese food joint. I recommend this to anyone in the area who would like to try something different with a nice interior design and delicious food. The only reason why I'm subtracting one star is due to the portions sizes. Not expecting a deal here ! But I'm also expecting to be full lol. Think dim sum sizes! read more

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I don't understand the low rating for this place. Made the mistake of coming to American Dream for snowtubing at the same time as Jonas Con (didn't know about it when I made the reservation). The mall was overrun with fans and this place was a welcome respite. It was one of the few places that wasn't packed. The dishes we tried were pretty good, the string beans were delicious and so was the dry pot. Prices were very reasonable for the location. Service was great. read more

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We grabbed dinner at Szechuan Opera last night when we were at American Dream. This was our first time here. The food was good and exceeded my husband's expectations. After a lot of walking that day, we were hungry. He got the eggplant with garlic sauce and mixed vegetable fried rice. I wanted to try one of their specialty dishes, so I asked our waiter what she would recommend and went with that - double cooked pork (comes with white rice). We shared an order of scallion pancakes. Very good! We had leftovers for the next day, which held up and were just as tasty. Btw, you can order takeout at the kiosk screen in front of the restaurant also if you don't have time to dine-in. Recommended if you're in AD! read more

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The legendary top-rated Chinese restaurant inside American Dream, New Jersey's largest shopping and entertainment complex. Honestly, the flavor wasn't particularly outstanding, but the prices were comparable to Manhattan. The bullfrog was indeed a bit small, much smaller than the bullfrog at Chinese restaurants in California, making it a bit of an effort to debone. If the signature dishes were more impressive, it could truly attract diners instead of relying on the mall's foot traffic. read more

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Omg! This is my new favorite spot. I tried the Peking duck bao buns and I was blown away. The flavor is fresh and unique. I also got shrimp and broccoli which was phenomenal. I was pleasantly surprised at how fast I was seated and taken care of. Not only was the staff friendly, the decor was so beautiful. Such articulate designs on the wood panels and center piece. You almost forget you're in America. Please visit this spot! It's amazing!! read more

Came during a packed holiday and was so happy to be away from the hoards of people jammed in the regular Coca Cola food court. When we stepped into Szechuan Opera it was so beautifully quiet and beautiful inside. I had been craving beef dry pot so we ordered that along with salt and pepper fish, chili wontons, soup dumplings, and a couple of sodas to ease the peppercorn tingle. Absolutely LOVED the dry pot beef, I thought I'd have leftovers to take home but I kept picking at it long after we finished eating until it was pretty much gone, lol! I've mentioned elsewhere that I always get xiao long bao soup dumplings anywhere I go and these weren't bad, I wish we'd gotten ginger slivers and better vinegar but not the worst dumplings we've enjoyed. The rice felt like it dried out a bit and wasn't easy to scoop with chopsticks but the fried fish was excellent and we loved the crispy garlic and onion on top. Happy to have tried this place and hope to be back to try something else spicy! read more

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Above average Chinese restaurant that is somewhat on the higher end of the price spectrum (but then again it feels like we're all helping people pay the rent at American Dream ...) The food here was good - the salt and pepper fish was personally a highlight for me and everyone devoured it. The beef w/broccoli was decent and the kids loved it. The soup dumplings were pretty good though the pan fried pork buns were just okay. The scallion pancakes were decent. The price point was on the high side, so I wouldn't consider this my first choice of dining just based on that the next time I'm here. But if I'm craving Chinese badly again, sure I'd come back as the food was pretty decent. The ambiance and interiors were nice as it's a fairly new place and the service was attentive. read more

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2.5 Located on the top floor of the American Dream mall in NJ. Mall parking available - we paid $5.33 only (free for 1st 30 min, and $5 for rest of stay). Near an elevator and escalators. The entrance to this restaurant was inviting. Wooden tables and chairs, long benches along the walls for seating. Foodwise, the first 3 we asked for from the menu were not available so settled on a few. Good thing we weren't so hungry. Yung chow fried rice was just ok but have had better. Filling in Fried pork buns was dry. Shrimp (with walnut) had thick batter. Service was good. Restroom can be cleaner, overflowing trash bin. read more

I came here for dinner with my family on a Saturday night around 6pm. The wait wasn't long and they asked guests to check in on the wait list on a tablet by the host stand. I wasn't happy that their hostess didn't even pay attention to the special notes section of my table request. We had a wheelchair with us and they tried sitting us on the second level, because they didn't even wait to take us as a group to our table to notice and I had to address it with them when we got to the stairs. Then we had to stand on the side while they found another suitable table for us and we ended up in the way of other guests. They didn't take long to clean off another table for us but they didn't bring us menus when they gave us the new table. We couldn't get anyone's attention for a few minutes so we asked the nearby table for their menu. The customer experience was sub par, between the hostess and the server who took our order. They served our soup dish without a ladle or serving spoon and I had to wait for them to come by to ask for it. Their staff weren't very attentive and didn't come by to check in unless I flagged them down to request something. My best experience was at the end of the meal with the young man who came to bring us the check and process our payment. He also brought us containers to pack up our to go. He was very courteous and hospitable. All of their other staff just seemed to hate their job and clearly didn't want to be there nor could they properly handle a crowd cause they seemed very frazzled. Additionally, it was very loud in the restaurant. For the prices you're paying, it would have been nice to not have felt like you're dining in Chinatown with their attitudes and rowdiness. Now... the food. It was actually decent, but definitely was not as authentic as I expected it to be. Their chicken in chili sauce wasn't spicy nor numbing, and had a sweetness to it. The chicken was also cut too large. They should be smaller pieces. The Xiao long baos tasted okay but there wasn't much soup in it. Just tasted more like a dumpling. Also, I'm used to soy sauce with ginger as the dipping sauce, so not sure what this was. Overall, if you're in the mall and want Asian food, this isn't a bad option. However, if you're specifically looking for Szechuan food in the area, I wouldn't recommend this place. read more

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So happy to see Szechuan spot open up in the American dream mall. There isn't a decent Szechuan spot nearby and this restaurant fills that void. We came here twice in the last few weeks and I'd say, the place is solid and very consistent with service and food. We ordered a couple of apps and entrees, everything was delish. Loved the dry pot and sea bass entrees. Lots of flavor but hey I'll warn you those Szechuan peppers hit hard so be prepared for that :) Solid spot and we will be regulars here!! read more

Szechuan Opera - Wonton Pork - Szechuan Near Me - East Rutherford, New Jersey

This place is a new addition to the mall, and it was the only place that didn't have any wait on Saturday. This should've been a warning sign. Chicken had a smell. It tasted pretty bad even with the thing covered in sauce. Crispy style beef was spicy (good) as promised but wasn't really crispy. I felt it was fried a while ago and just dumped together when ordered. Vegetable noodles were bland. I normally give a place two tries but might have to skip this one. read more

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Anyone who knows me knows I avoid malls like the plague. With that being said I met with some very dear friends tonight at New Jersey's @americandream to have dinner at szechuan opera; and we weren't disappointed. Our group decided to order and dine family style, where everyone shares a little bit of everything. Which in my opinion is the best way to enjoy dinner with friends and loved ones. Tonight's dinner included the following menu items: - Chicken Lettuce Wraps - Dried Sauteed String Bean - Shrimp Shu Mai - Pan-Fried Chives & Shrimp Dumpling - Quick Fried Cabbage Everything was delicious, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The staff were friendly and quick too. I'll definitely be visiting again. Yum! Be sure to visit them @szechuanoperaad 1 American Dream Wy, STE A318, East Rutherford, NJ 07073 551-248-4930/551-248-4931 szechuanoperaad.com read more

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Love coming to American dream and wanted to try this Chinese restaurant that recently opened. I love the decorations of this place, everything feels very authentic. The staff were very friendly and helped us navigate the menu. We ordered the mung bean noodles, lamb and cumin, chili chicken and salt and pepper shrimp. The flavors and seasoning is very authentically made. I saw they also had orange chicken that other customers got which looked good. Would definitely return! read more

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Great new authentic Szechuan / Chinese restaurant in American Dream! The staff are super friendly, the place is clean and nicely decorated, and the food is very high quality. Shrimp dumplings ($18) - solid quality take on this dim sum classic, outside wrapper was just the right consistency and there was a generous ball of shrimp inside each one Xiao long bao ($10) - another classic done right Double cooked pork ($21) - this was the only dish that wasn't so great, as the pork was a bit too tough (maybe single cooked would've been better) Mala style frog leg ($32) - frog legs were cooked really well, nice complete dish with a bunch of other good veggies and soup too, large portion size Squirrel fish ($30) - this whole fish was cooked perfectly, nice and slightly crispy on the outside with tender meat on the inside, conveniently cut so that it is pretty easy to eat despite being a whole fish, delicious sweet and sour sauce all over the fish In general, the portion sizes were pretty big, which justified the prices. Our waitress was super friendly, attentive, and helpful - she definitely made us feel welcomed at the restaurant. The interior is designed in a way that combines traditional Chinese design with a slightly modern feel. It is also quite large with an open feel. There weren't many others dining there when we arrived for a Sunday lunch, but it did fill up a bit later. Overall, if you are at the American Dream mall and interested in quality Chinese food, then Szechuan Opera is definitely the place to go! read more

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I was a repeat customer and I had been to the establishment in the past the last time we went there we had our children who insisted on having MrBeast hamburgers. We were courteous enough to take them out and put them on plates so that they could eat we had my family in from Arizona. The host came over and aggressively told us that the children were not allowed to eat outside food inside so I said OK. We as a family ordered close to $300 worth of food. He came over again and insisted that they have to stop eating the food. I explained to him that their children They were almost completed with their hamburger. Ultimately, I ended up telling him to settle me up and then I will not eat any of the food and I will never come back here again. He was OK with that a terrible business decision and an awful way to run an establishment. I can understand this point with adult adults, but children should have a pass on this item. I told him that he was being very obnoxious with the way he presented the information and to continually come over and nag us. Well we ordered close to $300 worth of food he gave that up. Ultimately handed up not charging us for our drinks I offered to pay and he insisted to just leave. read more

Look, its decent above average Mall Chinese. Am I going to go here instead of literally any place in Flushing? Of course not. Am I going here if Im stuck at American Dream? First choice. read more

If you want good Szechuan food, stop by (preferably on a weekday when it's not packed). First, the food was AMAZING. Their mastery in chili oil really shines through. Every dish was bursting with flavor and wonderful textures. Their mung bean noodles was the most memorable dish. The perfectly sour and spicy sauce paired with the cold noodles was oh so good. I highly recommend trying. I promise your tastebuds will be happy with anything you order. Second, their customer service was excellent. The servers were super attentive and flexible, and they were able to swiftly handle a mistake made with our order. Definitely have to commend the team for their wonderful hospitality. Lastly, the interior is extremely clean and beautifully decorated. Both of which made the experience top notch. It's located on the third floor of the American Dream, making it a perfect end to a long day of shopping! read more

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DISCLAIMER: All we came for we're for the apps! Okay so we get here and it wasn't packed at all and there was no wait. The restaurant appears a little smaller on the inside than it was outside, but was very clean with a window into the clean kitchen. Our server approached us with his tablet to take the order. I think that's the 1st time ever that I've seen a server use a tablet, but I could be totally wrong and oblivious up until this point! Now understandably, they have been open only for 3 days and it was understandable if they didn't have some items. In this case, it was anything on the menu with shrimp. They also said that the soup dumplings were basically already made, which means you could not ask for lower sodium or MSG for them. We did not mind. So we ended up ordering vegetable dumplings, the soup dumplings and the pork buns. My wife really loved the soup dumplings - she would have had ten of them without batting an eye. I really liked them too. We also thought the pork buns were delicious - the bun itself tasted a little sweet, almost like pancakes. The vegetable dumplings worked for me but they were the least favorite for my wife. If I had to guess, they had broccoli and spinach in them. I also had the taro tea, which was amazing! It was as if they heated the jellies and poured the cold taro tea over it! Great stuff, haven't had taro tea like that ever. Also as a side note, they were out of the boba but I'm kind of glad they were because jelly may have been the better choice. My son enjoyed everything given to him - he is only less than two years old but he loved the rice, loved the pork bun and liked the soup dumpling. I would recommend Szechuan Opera for the appetizers and the boba tea - I'm sure I will be back here to review again once we have a chance at their entrees. read more

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I'm a bit torn for this review. Three stars feels low for a review, but I also think four stars and above should really be reserved for restaurants I would easily go back to. I left Szechuan Opera thinking it was just okay. The decor is great and they certainly put a lot of work into it. It fits with the overall over-the-top feeling that the entire American Dream mall seems to have. It does, however, give the impression of a higher end restaurant, and I don't think the rest of the experience had that. Service was okay, but we were also there at a quiet part of the day with only a few other tables. The food wasn't bad, but wasn't great. For being located at the mall, I can't be unhappy with it. It was certainly better than food court Chinese. The wonton soup had a great flavor, but the soup was lukewarm and the wontons were cold. We were the first table in the restaurant for the day, so it kind of felt like I got leftover soup from the night before. Hot and sour soup was tasty and a good temperature. The dan dan noodles were a disappointment. They just tasted flat, there was not much flavor to them at all. The char siu bao and pan-fried chives and shrimp dumplings were both pretty good. The dry pot-style tofu was flavorful and a good portion. We got it at their regular spice level and it had a decent amount of heat. I was kind of surprised they didn't make it less spicy considering we were at a touristy mall. I bet some guests are caught off guard, but we were happy that it actually had some heat to it. I did think the prices were quite fair for the dish sizes, especially considering it's at the mall and the other full service restaurants have pretty inflated prices. I would consider trying it again, but with so many other options in the mall/coming soon, I'm not sure I'll ever choose it over others. read more

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Only did take out so can't speak for sit down. I will say that the take out kiosk system in the mall should be updated to include a phone number so you can be texted when the food is ready. Just seems like a easier experience to wander around rather than wait expecting any minute for your bag to come out. But other than that the restaurant looks super cute - they have some sort of back room area that appears to hold a semi private largeish group. Maybe next time I'll sit down! But the food itself was good and filling. I only got some spring rolls, dumplings and sesame balls but I liked it all. read more

Szechuan Opera - Interior of restaurant - Szechuan Near Me - East Rutherford, New Jersey

I have to say this place is legit. I wasn't expecting too much to be honest being inside American dream mall. But I was pleasantly surprised. Everything we had was authentic, fresh and just delicious. My parents who are hard to pleased when it comes to Chinese food really enjoyed it as well. Service was warm and friendly. The inside decor was beautiful. Highly recommended read more

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We have been here four more times since our first try. Love the dishes, taste of the Szechuan spice. Restaurant looks modern and clean. Service has improved a lot. Always staff walking around and available for requests. read more

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I didn't expect much from american dream mall food court but this place is legit and authentic! All the items we ordered were on point. We especially enjoyed the squirrel fish and the peking duck. The only con to this place is the touristy gimmick of pressuring you to take photos and trying to get you to purchase overpriced photos. read more

Food was was slightly above average. I ordered the dry chicken pot spicy and the cumin lamb. We were seated immediately, service and ambience was nice. read more

Very delicious dishes, and wide variety of options to choose from. Friendly service, and nice vibe at the restaurant. Would revisit!

The restaurant gives off cool vibes. Every aspect of Szechuan Opera meets high standards - the food quality, the interior design, the atmosphere and the staff. The workers' kindness makes the food taste even better. Their menu items were just acceptable. I'm grateful this spot chose our location. read more