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Grand Szechuan Eastern serves authentic Szechuan(sichuan) food in New York，NY. Grand Sichuan Eastern’s convenient location and affordable prices make our restaurant a natural choice for dine-in or take-out meals in the New York community. Our restaurant is known for its variety in taste and high-quality fresh ingredients. Come in and enjoy our friendly atmosphere and excellent service.
Spice-hunters gather at this minimalist dining room for its vast selection of fiery Sichuan fare.
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Address: 172 8th Ave, New York, NY 10011
Phone: (212) 243-1688
Website: https://www.mygrandsichuan.com/
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Sophy Bonnet
We came after the lunch rush and ordered the sesame chicken and chicken fried rice. The sesame was juicy and sweet in a way that was just what the palate ordered.
… moreGraham Parker
Really enjoyed this Chelsea staple, but a spot that hasn’t lost its sparkle. This is very good Sichuan food. Not the best you will ever have, but still very good.
Loads of authenticity in the menu, with fish taking a prominent place amongst a lot of options. They also have all your standard US-Cantonese American dishes.
Our selections were a Spicy Fish with Bean Curd Flower, sauteed Pea Shoots with Garlic, and Pumpkin with Scallions and Ginger.
… moreLoads of authenticity in the menu, with fish taking a prominent place amongst a lot of options. They also have all your standard US-Cantonese American dishes.
Our selections were a Spicy Fish with Bean Curd Flower, sauteed Pea Shoots with Garlic, and Pumpkin with Scallions and Ginger.
Mark Weinstock
Used to be one of the highest rated Sichuan restaurants in the country. The food was excellent! NOT ANYMORE! Hot & sour soup was like glue and inedible. Had to throw it out. Orange chicken that used to be amazing, dry as a bone, flavorless. Prices went up, quality went down. And very unfriendly service to boot. The simple Chinese takeout Golden Wok a few blocks up has surprisingly surpassed them now in much better food.
… moreIskander Makhmudov
A door to the world of Sichuan cuisine in Manhattan
As a remote lover of Sichuan cuisine,
you know all these Youtube
foodies, right?, I was eager to visit sooner or later Sichuan place. This redtaurant is called Grand Sichuan Eastern and it is located Greenwich Village part of Manhattan. This Chinese place won me over with its delicious food, attentive service, and reasonable prices.
It has simple yet tasteful decor, featuring geometric patterns on the walls and a few traditional masks and hanging fish figures. Nothing screams that this is a Chinese place, without feeling overbearing. Just hints.
The vast menu was impressive, boasting a wide variety of Sichuan dishes. Vast means there are 278 separate dishes, I kid you not!
The spiciness of each dish was conveniently marked by pepper images, making it easy to choose something to suit our preferences.
Our first dish was the pork soup dumplings, which were loaded with broth and expertly crafted. You bite one side of the dumpling and fill it with vinegar sauce – this gives a whole new dimension to the range of dumpling tastes. The juicy and flavorful dumplings were an instant hit.
Next up was the Sichuan wonton with red oil, which we ordered with a spiciness level of one pepper. Although it wasn’t particularly spicy, it still had a pleasant kick to it. The dish was more like a soup, with a generous amount of broth in the soup plate.
My daughter opted for the crispy salted and pepper prawns. Although there was a slight mix-up with our order, the dish we received was delicious, featuring big, juicy prawns served with a healthy portion of vegetable salad and a bowl of rice.
The lunch for three, including sodas, came to about $60, which I found quite reasonable for the quality and quantity of food. It’s worth noting that the restaurant only accepts cash or debit cards.
I highly recommend Grand Sichuan Eastern for anyone looking to explore Sichuan cuisine. Even if you’re not a fan of spicy dishes, you’ll find plenty of options to suit your taste buds. Don’t miss out on this not so hidden gem in Manhattan!
… moreAs a remote lover of Sichuan cuisine,
you know all these Youtube
foodies, right?, I was eager to visit sooner or later Sichuan place. This redtaurant is called Grand Sichuan Eastern and it is located Greenwich Village part of Manhattan. This Chinese place won me over with its delicious food, attentive service, and reasonable prices.
It has simple yet tasteful decor, featuring geometric patterns on the walls and a few traditional masks and hanging fish figures. Nothing screams that this is a Chinese place, without feeling overbearing. Just hints.
The vast menu was impressive, boasting a wide variety of Sichuan dishes. Vast means there are 278 separate dishes, I kid you not!
The spiciness of each dish was conveniently marked by pepper images, making it easy to choose something to suit our preferences.
Our first dish was the pork soup dumplings, which were loaded with broth and expertly crafted. You bite one side of the dumpling and fill it with vinegar sauce – this gives a whole new dimension to the range of dumpling tastes. The juicy and flavorful dumplings were an instant hit.
Next up was the Sichuan wonton with red oil, which we ordered with a spiciness level of one pepper. Although it wasn’t particularly spicy, it still had a pleasant kick to it. The dish was more like a soup, with a generous amount of broth in the soup plate.
My daughter opted for the crispy salted and pepper prawns. Although there was a slight mix-up with our order, the dish we received was delicious, featuring big, juicy prawns served with a healthy portion of vegetable salad and a bowl of rice.
The lunch for three, including sodas, came to about $60, which I found quite reasonable for the quality and quantity of food. It’s worth noting that the restaurant only accepts cash or debit cards.
I highly recommend Grand Sichuan Eastern for anyone looking to explore Sichuan cuisine. Even if you’re not a fan of spicy dishes, you’ll find plenty of options to suit your taste buds. Don’t miss out on this not so hidden gem in Manhattan!
Leila Jablonski
I really enjoyed a lot about this place as it’s a clean and peaceful environment, the staff was pretty nice, and the food was absolutely tasty! I was stunned though that I had to pay a bit extra than expected for using an ATM card, but at least it wasn’t too expensive. I’m only around this area occasionally, but sometimes if I have the budget and craving Chinese food I come here and I could recommend this place for many others.
… moreZee
I took a chance on this place and I’m so glad I did. There aren’t a lot of good, authentic Szechuan places in the city, but this one checks all the boxes, plus a few extra. I love that they advise they can make anything as spicy as you like, and don’t give you that skeptical look that you might not be able to handle it. I told them to light me up and they did. Portions are huge; my meal could have easily been shared by 2, but I am a lonely, hungry gal so it suited me just fine. Very vegetarian friendly; I can’t stress this enough. Whereas most places I only have 1 or two dishes to chose from, this place had several including the chef’s selection/specialties menu. I felt very seen. I’ll come back for sure; a true hidden and tasty gem!
… moreGeoffrey Chen
The food is quite good, authentic western Sichuan style. Prices and portion of food are fair. Clean dinning environment , nice setting, friendly staff and quite atmosphere also enhance the overall dinning experience. Will be back again.
… moreMot Mark
Good local spot. The food is ok and the service is fair.
Handicapped accessible entrance and seating.
Unisex restrooms are available.
Conveniently located in the Chelsea district and easily accessible by train, bus or walking. Street parking is available.
Oh, by the way, my friend got food poisoning after eating here with me…..
… moreHandicapped accessible entrance and seating.
Unisex restrooms are available.
Conveniently located in the Chelsea district and easily accessible by train, bus or walking. Street parking is available.
Oh, by the way, my friend got food poisoning after eating here with me…..
Lenny Li
Some of the dishes here are pretty authentic. The cold noodles and cumin lamb were very tasty, but the rest were kind of downhill. The scallion pancake was too soggy and the spicy diced chicken was mostly breading. It was also pretty pricey for Chinese food but probably due to the location.
… moreIvan Poljakov
This crew knows the business. Their food reflects skill. The people here smile while solving your problems. This spot offers an original experience. This place has all angles covered.
… more