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#39 of 47 Chinese restaurants in Houston

LocalGuideWorld score: 3.82

0.7 km from the center of Houston

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★52%
  • 4 ★15%
  • 3 ★8%
  • 2 ★8%
  • 1 ★17%
9889 Bellaire Blvd c305, Houston, TX 77036, United States
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Sichuan Noodles?
Sichuan Noodles is rated 3.8 out of 5 based on 209 reviews.
How does Sichuan Noodles rank in Houston?
Sichuan Noodles is #39 of 47 Chinese restaurants in Houston by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Sichuan Noodles located?
9889 Bellaire Blvd c305, Houston, TX 77036, United States — 0.7 km from the center of Houston.
How can I contact Sichuan Noodles?
Phone: +1 832-831-3038 · Website: sichuannoodle.com
Wuxiren TX
We went there for breakfast for the first time. The Chinese donut is freshly made, but somewhat smaller in size as compared to normal-sized ones and for $2.95 each, it’s kind of overpriced. We also ordered spicy and salty tofu puddings. The spicy one looked like the picture online and tasted good, however the salty one is a total disappointment. It’s nothing like the online picture. It’s a bowl of tofu pudding with a dark brown sticky sauce on top. There’s not much flavor, no vege in it and nothing else, tasting very bland. Will not return.
A G
Just visiting Houston for business and we found this gem in the middle of many restaurants here! The staff is very friendly, the food was soo soo good. I lived in China for many years so I'm not just saying that, it's legit, authentic and tasty. The fried buns were made just right and even larger than I expected, the guotie(fried pot stickers) were bursting with meat and cooked well, the Chinese donut and sweet soy milk are staple breakfast foods in China and didn't disappoint. The donut was huge and the soy milk was authentic and fresh tasting not from powder. Everything we had was handmade and not frozen then heated. The sauce was a perfect blend of peppers and oil, it was very fragrant and spicy but not too spicy. We didn't eat lunch/supper but they had so many things I love from Sichuan food on their menu. If you read this long you must also try these dishes here: Twice cooked pork(My top 5 in China), Grilled fish, stir fried shrimp/Beef in Hot Pot, Pork ribs Hot Pot, Szechuan Spicy Chicken, Spicy Fish with spicy pepper, Chinese bacon with scallion, Shredded pork in Garlic sauce/Shredded pork with Beijing sauce (both of these will be slightly sweet). All the dry noodles and soup noodles I think are great but are very different in flavours and styles. There is so much more too. If you haven't eaten Chinese much and don't know what you want make sure you tell the server what types of food you like and have them suggest a dish for you. Try Sichuan Noodles on your next visit to China Town!
Jessica Ryon
I like trying new restaurants every now and then. We tried this place and food was good. We only ordered the Shrimp fried rice and the Szechuan Spicy Chicken.

The shrimp fried rice was yummy 👍👍 ate it with their fresh chili condiment, and it was really really good.

The Szechuan Spicy Chicken, i really liked. It has a very strong flavor, and those numbing peppers really get you. So just a warning for those who dont like spicy food.

Overall good experience. Would I go back? Probably, to try other things on their menu.

Follow my instagram food diary @dailyasiankitchen 🙏❤️
Mimi Kwan
It’s a neat place with wood tables! It’s small but great for a quick meal. Prices ok. Had the spare rib noodles, just right, not too spicy. We like the decor.
Ning
Ordered beef brisket hot pot with noodles but requested it without spice and cilantro. This is what I received. The service was poor, and the waitress showed impatience towards us. Won’t come back anymore.
Jonathan Perez
My cousin and I once again were searching for a new place in Bellaire this past weekend (5/20) and he chose "Sichuan Noodles" in Bellaire. Its a very small place with tables that are packed pretty closely to each other. Apparently its a family restaurant as three little girls were camped at one of the tables and occasionally roamed around the restaurant, complaining about each other or doing some activity. I know some would find that irritating but to me (and maybe because I grew up with so many younger female cousins) I found it cute and endearing. I ordered the pork dumplings as an appetizer which I could've sworn was a six piece but instead came with 10! For the entree I ordered the stewed beef with cumin, and my cousin ordered fried noodles with shrimp. For some reason my entree came out before the dumplings, but I knew I was in trouble when it arrived and it was covered with chili seeds. Disclaimer: I'm pretty weak when it comes to tolerance with spicy food- maybe a 5 out of 10 at best. But that beef was just a little too much for me. It was tender and honestly delicious, and the cumin was fresh and gave a wonderful, light crunch- I just couldn't handle the heat! My cousin loved his fried noodles with shrimp. He has certain motor skill difficulties which include chewing/swallowing, which means he needs food items that are very soft which makes things more difficult than you think. As far as the service, it was adequate enough for us but there was only one waitress and I imagine that could make things difficult when the restaurant gets busy, and it was starting to as we were finishing our meal. Overall this was a very good experience, I just wish I had questioned the waitress as I sort of ignored the "flame" icon that was next to the dish! You should definitely check this place out, just know that it is Sichuan cuisine which can be quite spicy. But if you like spicy food then I'm certain you'll enjoy Sichuan Noodles restaurant!
Gavin
Sichuan Noodles is located in the ever popular, always busy Dungwan shopping center. The restaurant has a casual and cozy atmosphere, and serves authentic Sichuan-style cuisine.

The menu at Sichuan Noodle House is extensive, with a wide range of noodle dishes, stir-fries, soups, and appetizers. Many of the dishes are spicy and flavorful, with a focus on the signature Sichuan peppercorn and chili oil combination. Besides "I can't stop eating this" Sichuan noodles, they have green beans, eggplant, dan dan noodles, spicy cold noodles, Sichuan boiled fish, and mapo tofu.

The portions at Sichuan Noodle House are generous, and the prices are reasonable, making it a great value for money.

Overall, Sichuan Noodle House is a must-visit for anyone who loves Sichuan cuisine or spicy food in general.
Daniel Lee
Dinner was solid all around, parking is tough, and prices are around 6-15$, try the pickled pepper fish it has clear noodles in it, also the green beans and cucumbers are solid. We also had the spicy fried chicken and they were still tender and not over cooked like most places we go to.2 people under $80 not bad for 5 dishes and tea.

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