Spicy House presents a tantalizing journey through the culinary heart of China, nestled in the vibrant community of San Diego. Immerse yourself in the authentic flavors and aromas of traditional Chinese cuisine, where every dish is a symphony of taste and artistry. With an unwavering commitment to high-quality ingredients, each morsel at Spicy House promises a delightful adventure that will leave your palate craving more.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3860 Convoy St, San Diego, CA 92111
Phone: (858) 278-5883
Website: https://spicyhouse.menubb.com/
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Reviews
I love spicy house, and I love my spicy fried fish
Sizzling beef- was pretty good. A little on the chewy side. They pour the oil on it at the table.
Spicy Fish- can’t remember if it was the Szechuan style or Hot Pepper. Regardless, it was really good. Big portion sitting in a bowl of oil, chiles and veggies. Very spicy.
Twice Cook Fish- probably my favorite dish I ate that night. Super crispy, super flavorful, super spicy. Couldn’t stop eating it.
Everything is a la carte family style servings. Reasonably priced. And if you cook at home, make sure you take the oil, chiles, and sauce with you. I made some stir frys at home, added the oil and veggies and it really punched up the flavors.
It’s my first time inside. It was traditional Chinese decoration. I’m impressed with the entrance. I’ll have to dine in soon and try other dishes.
Having said that, the two waitresses that were on staff today were so nice and attentive and thoughtful. We loved their vibe.
This was my first time trying proper authentic Sichuan food after doing a ton of research on what to order (years of research technically, watching tons of channels on YouTube that cover this style of food), and although not every single item was made exactly as it might be traditionally made (the Fu Qi Fei Pian didn’t have tongue, heart or tripe for example…it only had the thin slices of beef flank), I found that everything was very close to how it is made in China, or exactly as it should be.
We had the following (See pics with captions), and I recommend everything besides the stir fried potatoes (maybe there is a better way to get them than we did):
1. Mao Xue Wang
2. Shao Bai
3. Stir Fried Potatoes with vinegar
4. Fish & Tofu Mala (not sure of menu name)
5. Fu Qi Fei Pian
5. Special Sweet Rice Ball Soup (Dessert)
Everything tasted high quality and truly awesome. The portions were gigantic and definitely intended to be family style. We went crazy and spent $100 for the two of us, with drinks, and still had so much food left over that they had to put everything in a big cardboard box lol.
Oh and the weird looking fish eyeballs/egg soup looking thing is so strange but so lovely. We asked for a dessert and we were thinking we would get some kind of small piece of Chinese dessert like they do in America and other countries, but instead they brought out a steaming hot bowl of something I can barely describe (see pictures), but it was genuinely awesome and such a new experience for sure. Highly recommend trying it. You’ll just have to see for yourself.
Can’t wait to go back and try more. They have a gigantic and intriguing menu.
True high quality and great friendly service all the time
The service was interesting – we were waiting to be seated a long time and the hostess tried to seat the people who came in after us first even though we’d already spoken to her. They nicely pointed out that we’d been waiting.
The food was worth the wait however.
The tofu was super flavorful and perfect with rice, the pork was tender and not greasy, and the Da Pan Ji was a huge portion with wide noodles, making it an incredible deal. Only the scallion pancake was average. My dad loved the meal, and with four of us eating, we still had leftovers!