chuan cafe

Christina Fradel

The world’s most bland lo mein. Literally not one ounce of flavor. Oily noodles and dry flavorless beef. And the gyoza were tasty (not made in house) but an order is only 4 dumplings for $7. Jokes on me for not paying attention to that part.

Dave Lin

Probably the most authentic Szechuan food I've had. This includes places in New York and Philadelphia. The owner is super friendly and offers great service. If you want a TRUE taste of Szechuan, China, you MUST try this place.

C Chen

As a Chinese i can say that it's Pretty authentic, also fast. We ordered chili fish, I always Order this at sichuan restaurants. Fish ho fen is also up to my expectation!

N B-E

I love this place and can’t compliment it enough! If you love authentic Sichuan cuisine then this is the place for you. Not a single complaint about anything I had. The fries were divine and I LOVE the spicy wontons. The green beans are insanely good. There really is nothing I didn’t enjoy. Do yourself a favor and try them out. The pricing of menu items is fair and reasonable. The location is a little odd (wouldn’t expect such a gem there) but had plenty of parking. I’ve only eaten at the restaurant once (precovid) but have done several takeout orders when on that side of town. You’ll love it!