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The Fish Fillet with Pickled Chinese Cabbage was the main course for today’s meal, with very aromatic (and spicy!) broth and very good fish (even as a seafood disliker, I found myself eating a few).
My favorite was the Mashed Eggplant with Century Egg and Chilies. I love century egg, and this dish was expertly prepared. (Just look at the eggplant! It’s still purple!) Some at this table said it was a bit salty, but I think it was alright.
The Sweet and Sour Ribs and Dry Pot Cauliflower were my saviors, since everything was making my tongue go numb (I have no spice tolerance). I’d recommend eating the ribs when you feel like your mouth will explode (since the sauce helps), and the cauliflower to cool your mouth off afterwards.
The staff are very nice and extremely efficient (just look at them go with clearing the tables and cleaning them)! Very nice place.
Recommended: Century egg & eggplant with pounded chili (very fragrant), wasabi pork knuckle (surprisingly well balanced), spicy chicken (la zi ji), bullfrog, dry pot cauliflower, and the mixed stir-fry of liver and kidney. These dishes all have good seasoning and solid execution.
Not recommended: Anything from the sizzling iron plate menu. the texture and flavor don’t really work here.
Good choice for classic Sichuan comfort dishes, especially when dining with a group.
Edit 1: Also the when they say spicy they mean it. I asked for 4/5 and the beef stir fry I could see had extra chillies and a good amount of kick more than prior when I had it.
Edit 2: On third visit got spice level 4 beef again but this wasn’t as spicy. And Szechuan spicy pork was more on sweet and spicy side. A bit too sweet for me.
We ordered cumin lamb, chilli chicken, green beans in garlic and steamed rice
The chili chicken was great. Amazing Sichuan pepper dry rub and tossed in red chillis
The cumin lamb was a disappointment as it was too salty for our liking and we had to blend a lot of rice to make it edible. A few bites in and we couldn’t do it anymore. So boxed it up
The green beans were amazing. Gently tossed in chilli oil, some garlic and crunchy to taste
Overall food plus tips was 70$
Won’t come back.
We ordered Scallion pancakes and Cumin lamb with Sake. I was surprised to see Scallion omelet instead of pancake, nevertheless, it tasted ok. Cumin Lamb was so good, definitely ask for 4 stars, it wasn’t that spicy.
We will not go again , it is so disappointed on the birthday to get this surprise ( I told more than ten groups of my friends to use the birthday deal this year, maybe I should not). Now I have to update all my friend the promotion is ended.
One of the key highlights of the menu is the spiciness, which is a hallmark of Sichuan cuisine. From fiery hot-pots to spicy stir-fries, the bold, tongue-tingling flavors are perfect for those who enjoy a bit of heat in their meals. But even for those not so keen on spice, the balance of flavors ensures that each dish is enjoyable.
In addition to the great flavors, the prices at Dan Gui Sichuan Cuisine are quite reasonable for the quality and quantity offered. The portions are generous, and the service is friendly, making it a great place for a casual meal or a gathering with friends and family. Overall, I suggest this place for anyone who loves authentic Sichuan cuisine.