Discover Hua Yang in Plymouth, MN—where Chinese culinary artistry meets vibrant seafood and vegetarian delights. Our menu bursts with favorites like Egg Rolls, Sesame Chicken, and Szechuan Kung Pao Chicken. Indulge in fresh Pork Dumplings or savor Beef with Broccoli. Enjoy our expertly crafted dishes through delivery or takeout. Experience authentic flavors at home; place your online order now!
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4345 Nathan Ln N Ste H, Plymouth, MN 55442
Phone: (763) 703-5913
Website: http://www.huayangcr.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=website
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Hua Yang, 4345 Nathan Ln N, Ste H, Minneapolis, MN 55442, US
Hua Yang is a Chinese restaurant located in Plymouth, MN, offering a diverse menu of authentic Chinese cuisine for takeout and delivery.
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Caitlin Johnson
I chose this place because they are one of the few places left that have the dough 水饺/ Steamed Pork Dumplings (6) , these are my favorite and I will always choose the places that have these. The 葱油饼 / Scallion Pancake (1) were really good, though I wish they came with the dipping sauce like the dumplings. The hot and sour soup had more vinegar in it than I’m used to buy still ok. The 芝麻鸡 / Sesame Chicken lunch was large and really good.
… moreJesse lEE
Man the food came out piping hot. Order 3 things dumpling beef dish and beef noodle soup which man I can saw is the best I had in my life. Spicy but so good
… moreJonathan Scott
Ordered their egg drop soup, vegetable fried dumplings, large white rice, and the braised beef noodle soup. Everything was great till the braised beef soup which cost the most out of the order. It was very heavy oiled soup with great flavor but all the beef pieces were o er 75% chunks of fat. Do yourself a favor and skip the braised beef soup!!!!
… moreAngelia Xiong
I ordered a tray of cream cheese wontons here. They were good. They called to check in on me and I told them I was running behind because of the snow/icy roads. They proceeded to call me 4 times within the next 15 minutes after I told them I was running late. Not good customer service.
… moreAdam Ruben
Best Szechuan in Twin Cities! This place is truly a hidden gem, run by masters. The owner comes from a popular Szechuan place in Minneapolis and she struck out on her own to take over a failing takeout joint in a strip mall. And thank goodness!
The menu is full of authentic Szechuan specialties. On this visit we tried:
Bamboo shoots in chili oil (cold salad with scallions – fresh, crunchy and wonderful)
Juicy buns (classic soup dumplings done right)
Dan-dan noodles (perfectly prepared top to bottom)
Boiled fish Szechuan style (the oily broth was rich and delicious, with tons of cabbage, sprouts and tofu to make a wonderfully balanced dish)
Cumin lamb (velvety and deeply flavorful, contrasted with crunchy shredded lettuce).
Eggplant stir-fried with garlic and pork (drop-dead delicious)
I cannot wait to go back and dive deeper into the menu.
Service was super sweet and friendly, food came out plenty fast and perfectly prepared, dish after incredible dish.
They also have the classic Hunan dishes that the American palate is more familiar with, and I’m sure they do a great job with those items, but if you crave amazing Szechuan, this is it. If you are a fan of Teahouse, Szechuan Spice, Grand Szechuan, etc., this will be your new favorite.
It’s small with only a handful of tables but super clean and freshly painted, simple but pleasant decor – great for dining in or take out.
FINDING IT: Remember that I called it a hidden gem? It actually is – the old “#1” sign still hangs on the facade of the strip mall above their storefront, only a small sign on the door says, “Hua Yang” – embrace the adventure and seek it out – if you know what good Szechuan food is, you’ll be delighted!
… moreThe menu is full of authentic Szechuan specialties. On this visit we tried:
Bamboo shoots in chili oil (cold salad with scallions – fresh, crunchy and wonderful)
Juicy buns (classic soup dumplings done right)
Dan-dan noodles (perfectly prepared top to bottom)
Boiled fish Szechuan style (the oily broth was rich and delicious, with tons of cabbage, sprouts and tofu to make a wonderfully balanced dish)
Cumin lamb (velvety and deeply flavorful, contrasted with crunchy shredded lettuce).
Eggplant stir-fried with garlic and pork (drop-dead delicious)
I cannot wait to go back and dive deeper into the menu.
Service was super sweet and friendly, food came out plenty fast and perfectly prepared, dish after incredible dish.
They also have the classic Hunan dishes that the American palate is more familiar with, and I’m sure they do a great job with those items, but if you crave amazing Szechuan, this is it. If you are a fan of Teahouse, Szechuan Spice, Grand Szechuan, etc., this will be your new favorite.
It’s small with only a handful of tables but super clean and freshly painted, simple but pleasant decor – great for dining in or take out.
FINDING IT: Remember that I called it a hidden gem? It actually is – the old “#1” sign still hangs on the facade of the strip mall above their storefront, only a small sign on the door says, “Hua Yang” – embrace the adventure and seek it out – if you know what good Szechuan food is, you’ll be delighted!
Lip Smackin Taxin
Spicy beef noodle dish was really good. Soup was hot and spicy. Beef was very tender. I like the cream cheese wontons too. I didn’t like the wonton in hot sauce and dumpling in hot sauce. The sauce was too sweet and not spicy. The mini buns were good when I poured the spicy beef noodle soup on top of it. I didnt care for the pan fried dumpling. Dough was too thick for me.
… moreBas Barath
Crazy good authentic Chinese Szechuan food. We had the boiled fish with chili sauce and eggplant with garlic chili sauce for the main dishes, and they were on point. The scallion pancakes were not oily, hold to their form, and like home made.
The owner was really friendly too.
A real hidden gem.
… moreThe owner was really friendly too.
A real hidden gem.
Brandon Carnes
Fantastic. Chicken lo mein was flavorful and tender and the Sichuan Dan Dan noodles were perfectly spicy and numbing.
… moreAlexander Rothermel
Authentic food that tastes similar to my visits to Tianjin china.
1. Szechuan beef noodle soup
2. Chicken in Garlic sauce
3. Eggplant in Garlic sauce
Dine in is the best way to go. Some booths would be nice though!
… more1. Szechuan beef noodle soup
2. Chicken in Garlic sauce
3. Eggplant in Garlic sauce
Dine in is the best way to go. Some booths would be nice though!
Tram Jones
Teeny eating area and so quiet; my sister in law and I felt we had to speak really quietly all the time. There was 1 other person the whole time we ate; it was awkward. But the lunch special was a ton of food for $5 – white rice, soup, and an entree. You choose the soup and entree, everything comes with rice. My food was great – I had beef and green beans, and egg drop soup (which was an alarming shade of yellow, but delicious), and of course, a scoop of white rice. I’d go back again to try some of the other meals; their menu is extensive.
… more