Chengdu Style Restaurant

The food tastes good and kinda american chinese style. The portion is large. Overall the taste is above average and the price is reasonable.

Super tasty chengdu foods!
Fried tofu was especially goood

Family home style and authentic tastes of Sichuan food. Good portions and reasonable prices to cater for the homesick Chengdu students, no doubt, and local foodies too

Had takeout here. Cucumber dish was good. Spicy chicken was quite greasy. Could use a bit more of Sichuan peppercorns as well. Probably will try something else next time.

Great spicy Chengdu cuisine. Twice Cooked Pork Slices W. Minced Leek ($15.95) and Mapo Tofu ($13.95)were tasteful. Very polite staffs.

Eating here is like gambling, the taste and the look of the same dish from this very same place can be dramatically different.
All the dishes we ordered are the better rated ones from this restaurant, just have a look at the pics that I took and compare with pics of the same dishes took by the others, they simply don’t look like the same dish. The taste is also horrible.
The West lake “beef” soup is totally a joke, there is no beef in it! After we communicated with the owner of the place, she simply insisted this is just the way it is, despite the fact pics uploaded by other guests clearly show there should be beef in the soup.
It is also quite tricky with the tips here. We were told the price in the bill already includes the tip, and we were not even asked whether we want to tip such horrible service and how much.
There are so many better Chinese restaurants nearby, if I decide to have Chinese again in that area.
I’ll definitely not come back.

Campus adjacent, modest Sichuan spot with very friendly people running the place. Casual style setting with fast service and lots of menu options. The Tan Tan noodles were so good, and you can adjust the spice level before you mix them up to eat them. Great amount of heat as is. If you like traditional Sichuan food you will like the spicy level. The spicy crispy fried chicken is👌. Not as spicy as the heaps of peppers in the dish would have you believe. The hot tea they served us was good. Prices are great and servings are family size, so on the larger side.

General Tso chicken was good. Decent Chinese restaurant with lots of options.
Added edit: Kungpao chicken was meaty and chewy with a small amount of crunchy, it balanced well with the peanuts. Garlic Eggplant and toss cucumber were awesome! Grilled cooked fish were crunchy (not crispy) and tasty. Mapo Tofu was ok for me. The spicy seasoning didnt really go into the tofu, tastes kind of like tofu drizzled with hot oil. The soups: hot and sour soup & Veggie and meat soup. Tastes did not go into the ingredients. Decent restaurant over all.