Ji Young Lee
I’m a regular here (at least twice a month!) and love this place. The mala hot pot is always flavorful, and the sweet and sour pork is so good — I order it almost every time.
FYI: if you order the sweet and sour pork, give them a little extra time since it’s made fresh. Definitely one of my go-to spots!
… moreVictor Hernandez Jr
Definitely the best Chinese Restaurant in Fort Lee. Quality and authentic dry pot, Szechuan cuisine restaurant. Always order mild spicy, less salt and less oil but still somehow come out delicious. Definitely my go to for a homey meal. Moreover, top notch service too!
… moreSkye
Please drive more and go to Mala Mini in Palisades Park instead.
This place wants money for everything -water, sesame sauce $2. I haven’t seen any other mala places that charge for the side sauce. It’s so greedy when the food is not good at all.
Look at the soup- it’s weirdly dark
… moreFiona Ha
I really like this place. The staff are nice. I remember the first time I ordered “tiny spicy” and it was still too spicy for me, the lady offered to change my soup to a less spicy level. Since then, I always tell them to give me the level below “tiny spicy” and it’s just perfect for me and my daughter. They also give us free water and a delicious skewer of candied fruit at the end.
I would go back to this place again and again.
… moreJenny Chung
Normally in person it’s fine but take out … this is the position ????? I paid $23 for this ????!!!!! It’s ridiculous. I am not even sure if they charged me correctly. Before paying it was $17 then another lady took over and charged me $23. Not sure if I will visit again
… moreSupriya Pratihar
Writing this review in my ~50th Visit. This is the best among all nearby hotpot places. Dry medium spice is my things. Always oder the same and never disappointed. Highly recommended.
… moreKevin Shim
Create your own Sichuan food. It’s decent, but I most likely won’t go back.
Here they make a soupy hot pot or a dry hot pot with the ingredients you choose. You place the ingredients in a large bowl. They weigh it to price it, and cook it for you.
You choose the spice level. I went with the highest level. Not that spicy.
I have nothing bad to say about this place, but also nothing that great either. The service was nice, the food was okay. It’s just not a place I want to go back to.
… moremansi bhatt
This restaurant is the ultimate destination for anyone craving authentic Asian flavors. Whether you’re in the mood for something mild or prefer a spicy kick, there’s a perfect spice level for everyone. The selection of ingredients for creating your own hotpot is incredible, offering endless possibilities to craft a truly personalized and delicious meal.
… moreMichael Tagaris
Awesome hidden Szechuan spot. This is my new spot when I don’t want to travel to Flushing Queens for great Szechuan. The Spice Chicken w/ Hot Pepper, Shredded Pork w/ Chili Pepper, and Mapo Tofu are spicy with lots of flavor! My favorite is the Poached Sliced Beef in Hot Chili Oil. Definitely give this place a try.
… moreJane k
I treasure this restaurant like a gem. As a resident of Fort Lee, this place brings me so much happiness. As a regular customer, I was delighted to receive the tanghulu as a complimentary service. The ingredients are always fresh, delicious, and healthy. Thank you, and have a wonderful day!
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