
Upscale Chinese restaurant offers an exciting blend of authentic Sichuan cuisine and full bar with innovative cocktails, all set in a stylish, traditional environment. Experience the perfect fusion of rich flavors and modern mixology in this unique setting. Serves rice bowls, ramen noodles, Asian style pasta and gourmet coffees. Famous for Chili Chicken, Mapo Tofu, Pot Stickers, Pan-Fried Pork Bun, Hot Tea, Coffee and cocktails.
Hours
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 625 New Park Ave SUITE G, West Hartford, CT 06110
Phone: (860) 248-6656
Website: http://www.sichuanalleyus.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
Noodles are so flavorful and chewy. The Lychee martini is my favorite. Will definitely come back to try other things on the menu. Highly recommend.
This was my second time eating here- my first being about half a year ago. The ambiance was lovely and elegant, yet cozy and casual at the same time. The overall space is a bit small and tightly packed, but not a big problem unless you don’t enjoy being too close to other customers. I’m not sure if its the same for other tables, but our seats were a bit low, so my legs were spilling out slightly to the side and I didn’t have room to push the chair out from the table due to a wall. Other than that, the service was great! The owner was being an absolute boss lady by taking orders, serving, and bussing all the tables by herself. She had amazing customer service and was super sweet to us. The drink/food/dessert menus are all organized in one book, keeping it simple and clean. Most items had photos, so it was easy to visualize the food. The main ingredients were also listed under each item.
We ended up getting two drinks, two appetizers, two entrees, and one dessert.
-Floating Like a Dream ($12.95)
I’d say this drink was definitely worth the price. It came in a big margarita glass rimmed with little flowers. The alcohol was not too strong, and the flavor was good. Nice option if you want something simple with familiar ingredients.
-Kung Pao Shrimp Bao Buns (3 pc for $13.95)
So yummy! However, I wish it came with more shrimp! I think they put two pieces of small shrimp per bao. The size of the baos is not that big, but not super tiny. I definitely recommend trying this at least once!
-Pistachio Latte (~$5.00)
Pretty yummy flavor. Coffee flavor wasn’t too bitter/strong.
-Alley Chili Dumplings (6 pc for $8.95)
Best. Appetizer. Ever. Every time I come here, I will make sure to order at least one serving of this! It is not too spicy- and since the steamed dumplings are laying on top of the spicy chili sauce, you can adjust how much chili you actually want to smother your dumplings in! The sauce is sooooo good though. Both times I came, I wished I ordered more of this before I got too full haha!
-Grilled Salmon Pasta (Spicy) ($26.95)
The flavors of everything combined in this dish were amazing. Not too spicy, more of an umami taste. Pasta, salmon, avocado, crispy kale, marinated egg, tomatoes, broccoli. It was just so good- and not crazy oily like I was worried about! The piece of salmon was a little smaller than what I expected for the price of the dish, but I think the other ingredients helped to fill me up, so I didn’t care as much about it at the end. I don’t think I would order this again because the price is a bit high for the food, but maybe on a special occasion.
-Braised Beef Ramen (Not Spicy/No Vegetables) ($16.95)
Immediately I noticed that this only came with three chunks of beef, which already looked smaller in comparison to the picture on the menu. I think overall the taste was good and pretty average. I liked how they used a different, more traditional style of noodles instead of the curly, yellow noodles that you get in instant ramen. I don’t think this dish was that great compared to other things they have on the menu, but it was a decently big bowl that is sharable.
-Chocolate Hazelnut Cake ($9.75)
This was so so so good! I was worried it would be too sweet, but it tasted perfect. The taste reminds me of a ferrero rocher chcolate. The slice is the perfect size to share or just eat on your own! I would definitely order this again!
Today our waitress was excellent!!
Daniella is super attentive, helpful, and sweet. The food is very good and the drinks are the best.
We visit often and it’s always a pleasure.
The overall ambiance of the bistro is warm and inviting, with decor that adds a nice cultural touch without feeling overdone. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the food came out in a timely manner, fresh and hot.
If there’s one area for improvement, it would be the consistency in a couple of the side dishes—some felt a bit under-seasoned compared to the boldness of the main courses. Also, seating could feel slightly cramped during peak hours, so a little more spacing or better flow could enhance the comfort.
That said, Sichuan Alley Bistro is absolutely worth a visit, especially for those looking to explore real Sichuan flavors. I’ll definitely be coming back—and recommending that beef soup to everyone.
bar near the entrance and from the first impression of the dinning area was very nice.
Atmosphere – It was pristine, modern and very unique.
Service – The waiter was very attentive, professional and checked on us if everything was good.
Food – Everything was fresh, tasty and the presentation was carefully crafted.
We will definitely be coming back.