Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 45682 Towne St, Indio, CA 92201
Phone: (760) 342-9888
Website: https://www.beyondmenu.com/49126.aspx
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
On top of the flavor issues, the presentation was a letdown. None of the food we received looked anything like the photos in their physical menu. To make matters worse, we waited over 20 minutes for our Orange Beef entrée to arrive. I finished all the food because I have a strict personal rule against wasting, but don’t mistake my empty plates for a compliment. I ate out of principle, not enjoyment.
Ok, so this is the best Chinese food I’ve found in Coachella Valley since moving here a year ago. Chinese is just lacking here, especially up near Palm Springs, so thought I’d drive down to Indio to check this out.
Cie Sichaun Cuisine isn’t fancy, isn’t very fast but I’ll be back for the food.
It’s a simple dining room, kinda sparse and a little loud as the place started to fill up. They could use some lite background music. No big deal.
Service was the only reason I docked a star. There was one wait person and they were quite overwhelmed. Could tell that after being seated and waiting about 7 or 8 minutes to get the menu.
Waited another 10 minutes or so to order. But once the order was placed, the food came out at a reasonable pace, dish by dish and was very hot. Toward the end of our meal an older gentleman (probably the chef) came out from the back to help the person in the front. So I think they were just short staffed.
The pork dumplings were mostly standard, but the soups were very tasty. We had the won ton soup and the hot-n-sour. Wonton was delicious, and the hot-n-sour leaned onto the spicy side. Probably the “spiciest” or “hottest” I’ve ever had. After that was the garlic pork, and kung pao chicken. Both of which were flavorful and plenty of shredded meats.
Cie Sichaun Cuisine leans into the authentic side of Chinese. There’s plenty of dishes to suit American taste, and there’s some adventurous dishes for same Americans. There was a large Chinese family seated at one of the large tables when we walked in, so I felt we were in the right place for a good Chinese food experience.
If you’re in Indio, want some good Chinese and got some time then GO! If you’re in Palm Springs and don’t mind the drive, then GO! But don’t expect it to be quick.
Recommendation from a food-lover with rich experience with Chinese cuisine, especially Sichuanese dishes:-)
-Cold dressing clear noodle: 10/5 I’ve tried this dish at many other places and this one was the BEST. I was blown away after the first bite. It has a perfect balance of sweet, tang and spicy.
-Spicy combo pot: 4.5/5 delicious and generous portion!
-spicy cucumber: 10/5 another great dish! I think they use the same dressing on this and clear noodle. This is the most delicious cucumber dish I’ve ever had.
-Spicy wonton soup: 5/5 it was super filling and the broth was perfect. It was actually spicy which I really appreciated.
I miss this place so much! Hope I can find a similar place in my town