
Discover the essence of Sichuan cuisine at our Orlando, FL restaurant, where bold and flavorful dishes await you. Our menu features a variety of spicy and aromatic options, including the numbing sensation of Sichuan peppercorns and the rich flavors of our signature hotpot. Our talented chefs are committed to delivering an authentic dining experience that showcases the vibrant culinary traditions of Sichuan. Visit us and immerse yourself in a feast of unforgettable tastes, right in the heart of Orlando.
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Address: 2030 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32804
Phone: (407) 839-1983
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Reviews
The flavor profiles are spot on. Considering the owners are from Chengdu. A city in the Szechuan province, the main chefs are from there too. So you’re getting the full flavor profile.
Portion sizes….. this is where it gets tricky… and expensive. If you get the stir fried cabbage, a heaping portion comes out. Cabbage is cheap. But if you get the stir fried pea shoots, like I did, it’s enough for maybe 2 people. In the picture, that’s my hand over the entire plate. Twice cooked pork, crispy beef, portion sizes are small…for about 25 dollars per plate…your money isn’t going far. As I said, you’re just there for the flavor profiles. I kind of think of it as a very expensive tasting. If asked, would I go back… the portion sizes and prices would keep me away. Rice…a staple in Chinese meals. Plain old long grain rice. For the price of the dishes, I was expecting something better, jasmine? Medium grain rice? Or is it that’s what they only serve in Chengdu?
Service wise, very attentive, until it gets busy. Then you have to flag down anyone to get your bill. Pretty much the same anywhere else.
Locations, there is one in Baldwin Park, and another one on West Colonial.
Like I said, go for the flavors, but be prepared to empty your wallet.
1. Majority of people who eat here are Chinese. Today I saw only one white person. They don’t cater to American taste. They are more on the salty / spicy side but they are authentic.
2. If you feel a numbing sensation it’s from the sichuan peppercorn- you aren’t having a stroke and don’t freak out.
3. If you see other Asian fusion restaurants with thousands is reviews and 4.9 stars in winter park, it’s ok. They aren’t better. That’s why you see mostly non Asian people go there.
4. It’s always fast service. Plates are clean. They don’t say “how are you my name is… I will be your server today” because they are from mainland China and they aren’t being rude to you. It’s just very authentic service style lol.
5. They have two locations – owner/boss is always at the west colonial one.
Highly recommend this place if you love spicy Sichuan cuisine!
Mushroom and bokchoy was especially amazing!
I snapped the entire airbrushed menu… aiii if they didn’t set the expectations so high, maybe we won’t be sooo disappointed.
But the food looked NOTHING like the pix and tasted mostly awful.
The 2 stars due to the salad they put out was super fresh and tasty.
Here’s the rest of the run down.
菊花茶 at $5.99 where most Chinese restaurants give for free had an odd taste.
涼粉 Mung bean noodle was trash. Tasted like old and gritty rice noodles chopped up. We got sick from it.
Beltfish was … We survived it. Barely.
Cabbage 手撕包菜 was decent.
Braise beef with bamboo shoots …. Compare with the menu picture, it is not even in the same galaxy. The sauce was so muddy with horrendous tough beef lacking in flavor. We got sick . Urgh
Sticky rice mochi 红糖糍粑 was not bad either.