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    Truly Sichuan

    4.1 (378 reviews)
    ModerateSzechuan
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:30 PM

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    Good for kids
    Happy hour specials

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    Mapo Tofu
    Josh B.

    I stayed on the appetizer side the first time, opting for cucumber with garlic and the mysterious Spicy Arctic Bay, which turned out to be a delightfully oceanic surf clam. For the second visit I got the excellent mapo tofu. This is fiery for sure but the heat is more well-rounded than usual, and there was just the right ratio of tofu, sauce and vegetables. It would take decades to get to everything on this menu but I'll try.

    Chicken w. Bok Choy
    Chris E.

    Didn't have high expectations for Truly Sichuan, but this restaurant's mix of Sichuan and Chinese food was surprisingly decent. We strolled in on a beautiful Friday evening at 5:45 and the restaurant was fairly empty as you can imagine before 6pm, but, once again, to my surprise it got quite busy by the time we left. I didn't expect this restaurant to be extremely popular in Ridgewood, but the fact that their menu serves Americanized Chinese food was a smart move because I felt a majority of the customers were ordering EXACTLY THAT. WE, on the other hand, tried to steer clear of the Americanized Chinese food and tried to order a few of their more popular entrees here. First, we ordered the Pork Soup Dumplings and Scallion Pancake to start. Oddly, there were only 5 pieces in the order of soup dumplings for $13. Typically at restaurants, at least 6 are served in an order and, in some cases, even 8! 5 seemed stingy. Also, quite steep for just 5 pieces, but, nevertheless the quality was better than I would have thought. The Scallion Pancake was OK. Nothing spectacular, but it was a nice, simple appetizer. For entrees, we got the Chicken w. Bok Choy (mostly for our kids) and then went all out by ordering the Truly Sichuan Mala Hot Pot / Spicy Pot and Crispy Duck Special. The Sichuan Pot was hugeee and had lots and lots of stuff in there - chicken, veggies, lots of lotus root, bean sprouts and shrimp. As you can imagine, the pot was red all over with spices and we were not ready for it AT ALLLL. The lotus roots actually numbed our mouth after we ate them! They weren't very spicy, but something in the ingredients completely numbed us. It was an extremely strange feeling and sensation and made the dining experience a bit uncomfortable, but like the troopers that we were, we ATE ON! My wife loved the pot and the food in it, but I thought it was just OK. The Crispy Duck was quite disappointing for me - dry, not very big and did not look appetizing at all. It was sadly cut up and plopped on top of lettuce. I definitely was not a fan for $25. As for the Chicken w Bok Choy, it was good, but, once again, not the greatest dish you'll ever have, but it was solid. Could the food have been better? Definitely. Could it have been worse? Yes, I didn't have high expectations. But, it came out to be decent and edible, which was more than I could have imagined. I didn't think we were going to order the Sichuan Pot or Crispy Duck, which were quite pricey. Would we come back? Ehhhhh. One time was good though.

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    Nehal A.

    Went for a weekend lunch after a long time. We arrived exactly at noon when they open, whole place was empty. The condition of the restaurant was little underwhelming, our table was so wobbly we had shove few napkins and chopsticks under it to stabilize it. The menu looked the same from before. We ordered few of our favorite dishes. Crispy duck was so good with the duck sauce. The fish fillet over spicy soup was favorite dish of the night for e. It had the citrus zest and kick of the Sichuan spice. Soup crab dumplings were super tasty as well. Overall it was a wonderful meal for the whole family. I was pleased to see they were able to maintain the taste and quality of their dishes.

    good hot pork dumplings
    Jonathan P.

    soup dumplings are very good. hot soup inside. fried rice was cooked well. buttery taste. dark meat chicken is used. the chicken with bok choy with chicken is a healthy ish dish i order often. they do it well. place was empty for a sunday night. service was quick. be careful to order in stages or ur food will come at once. typical chinese build out. clean establishment.

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    Wei H.

    Tried pickled mustard fish this time. It's good. Definitely has some heat to it. Comes with rice noodles (clear noodles). You can adjust the spicy level. I ordered lowest level still a little spicy for me.

    Aya H.

    We loved the fish!! So flavorful and huge portion so we brought it back home to enjoy the next day. Be careful not to eat the chili seeds lol We were able to get seated very quickly for a weekend lunch. Plenty of seatings too as restaurant is spacious.

    Chicken dumplings

    Wonderful food options! Not your usual chinese restaurant. Lots of interesting options on the menu. We had a terrific meal. Note: we got all of our meals with NO hot spice. Steamed Chicken dumplings were delicous. Classic preparation with a thin outer dough and a good amount of tasty stuffing. Pork Buns equally delicous. Thick outer dough with a generous amount of tasty minced pork stuffing. General Tso's Chicken was another classically prepared meal with very tender chicken and a very generous portion. I think enough for 2 people. Dan Dan Noodles was the only meal I would give a ding to. I found it way too oily and damn if I could find any minced pork. But it did have a nice flavor. Our female server was so very sweet and accommodating. Double checked our order and answered all of our questions. We went on a cold Thursday night and they weren't busy. She was the only one working in the dining room taking calls and serving. She handled it beautifully. Just wish the parking in Ridgewood was easier!!!!!

    Melissa W.

    Happy to have a local Sichuan spot! The wontons in chili oil are banging and a must have every time. My family has eaten tons of wontons, and even the toughest critic admitted these were legit. Additional fan favorites are the dan dan noodles, Chinese eggplant in garlic sauce, and crispy fish with crispy onion. The chow fun was most disappointing - clumpy and dry - but that might be a factor of having it to-go. Overall still happy with the value and quality of food. Will be back!

    Jay N.

    Food was prepared quite quickly. Quality was alright (i.e. level setting expectations for this type of food in a suburban setting) Waitress was pleasant, attentive, and refilled water without asking; primary gripe was the tacked on 20% service fee which seemed purposefully "hidden," and not mentioned at any point until payment. Whereas the receipt still has further suggestions for gratuity. So you face the awkward predicament of assuming the waitstaff "knows" that their gratuity is part of the 20%, or wondering whether you'll get chased after you leave the restaurant on the basis of not tipping beyond the service fee percentage. Restaurant should just raise menu prices (which were already a bit on the high side), if the POV is that the staff isn't being paid enough with current pricing.

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    27 days ago

    Good Chinese food, big portions, and fairly reasonable prices. Took my 3 kids to there and they all gave it two thumbs up.

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    Very good classic Sichuan style. Chicken with garlic sauce was more spicy than I expected.

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    Authentic and quality The Dan Dan noodles are great as are the soup dumplings. Been there a couple of times haven't had a miss yet

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    8 months ago

    The food here is the best Chinese around Ridgewood, especially the General Tso's chicken and fried rices.

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    1 year ago

    Delicious food. Great spot for a large group. Soup dumplings are our favorite. The staff were very accommodating and friendly.

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    As authentic as it gets. Incredible food, friendly staff, and quiet enough for a great date. The soup dumplings are my go-to.

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    Came for an early Saturday night dinner to beat the crowds. Everything was delicious, especially the Dan Dan Noodles and the cucumber salad.

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Solid soup. Nice dumplings. Good Fried Rice. Decent noods. Good General Tsos. Some additional good and unique players. Quality protein. You don't feel gross from the ingredients, you just feel gross from the sheer quantity that you destroy. The way it should be. Nothing's really kicked my shins, nor has anything blown my socks off but they definitely do a solid job of keeping you coming back the next time. I've also picked up a few times to survey the entrance of where I'm placing my trust upon, lovely ambiance in their restaurant. I'll have to actually eat-in once. You can't make me, but I can make myself. If you're willing to eat in, then it must be solid. You can do much worse, but I don't really think you can do much better for takeout in most of Westchester. A worthy four stars. We are in the middle of the year of the fire horse. Don't tame him. Ride the fire this winter. Stock your stockings and stock your stomach. 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    finally made it here. been wanting for a while. Night started out bad with them assigning the worst…read moretable in the place y squeezing us in between other tables. couldn't even fit . had to argue with the very young inexperienced girls running the place. but, that's where it stops and the joy of the food starts. each dish better and better soup dumplings very juicy with the wrapping not too thick . soup inside not too salty. lettuce chicken wraps where amazing but what stole the night were the spare ribs. wow great dish. meat falls off the bone in a great sauce was really impressed with the scallion pancakes. comes out all blown up and super thin. we all shared peking duck. the wraps were super thin and so fresh. the meat was tender but the leg was dried out. also ordered basil chicken dish. wow so much flavor and the spices make your mouth numb in a good way have to say i was pleasantly surprised on the prices very reasonable. waiter was good but service is kinda slow huge parking lot. definitely can't wait to come back. come early this place packs it quickly.

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