Chinese restaurant specializing in spicy fare from the Sichuan region, served in a simple setting.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5037 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94118
Phone: (415) 221-3288
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Reviews
They were so sweet to us and even gave us a free dessert at the end. Just great service and welcoming atmosphere.
Some stand out dishes
– The chefs special vegetable combo 沸腾小炒 delicate fried taro strands with other veggies and pine nuts
– Mapo Tofu 麻婆豆腐
– Lamb in Cumin Sauce 孜然羊肉
– Eggplant in garlic sauce 鱼香茄子
– Pork shoulder special dish (had to order one day in advance)
– Osmanthus glutinous rice dessert – so fragrant and delicious
We will definitely be back!
We finally sat down inside. The menu had good selection. The menu also was neatly categorized with the type of dishes. We had 4 main dishes: Lamb, chicken in Sichuan pepper, spicy fish and herb spice , and a vegetarian option called Dry mushroom.
The food came in less than 5 minutes . I honestly don’t know how they prepared it so fast. Those 4 dishes needed to cook. Most likely they were already cooked and ready to serve.
My mushroom pieces were too big and leathery. When I asked for knife to cut to smaller pieces. They said the didn’t have a knife! They ended up bringing scissors . I didn’t like that, but I had to let her cut the big mushroom pieces so I can hold them with the chopsticks and put them in my mouth without having a full mouth or mushroom ends dangling from my mouth!
The spicy breaded chicken was like orange chicken. We all agreed that the chicken needed salt. So we asked for salt. The waiter grabbed the dish from our table and brought it back very salty! It was not good before and not good after.
The spicy fish, which came on a gas cooktop next to our table looked delicious, but the fish was possibly frozen fish. You would think that having fish at a restaurant next to the ocean would serve fresh fish from the sea, but that was not the case.
Bottom line, the only fish that we all agreed was good, fresh, and tasty was the lamb.
They also brought sweet rice pieces on the house.
The service was very good. The waiter might also be the cook, but I’m not sure.
We were the only customer then another couple came in and finished before us.
Would I go back again? I don’t think this is the best Chinese restaurant in town. So I’ll try something else next time.
For mouth numbing taste, go to ‘sichuan tasty’ on clement.
P.s. avocado shake was lame.. 1/4.avoxado andill
Service: they are friendly but they consistently forgot about my take out order and always served many more people before giving me my food. I’m okay hanging out but the latest time I saw 4 tables that came after me get their food before I. I say call ahead and give them like 30-40 minutes, at least.
Food: No problem, I don’t mind waiting if the food is good. However, I got the Dan Dan noodles and spicy wontons and these were the wateriest, most bland sichuan food I’ve ever eaten. They were swimming in the same broth with no spice or complexity which is not typical — there was no “Ma” or “La” in either. I could tell the chef just dumped the broth for both and sent it on their way.
I usually give a place a few chances in case it was a fluke but im convinced it’s not for me. I’m sure other dishes (not during dinner rush) might be good, but do not get takeout from them.
Portion size and value/cost are great.