Sichuan House

Helen Law _{on Google}

Mar 25th, 2024

I'm a bit of a weirdo- I came here after bar-hopping for dessert after I read "fried icecream" on their menu. 10/10 experience, I love the chrysanthemum tea and the fried ice cream beat out all the other places I've ever had fried icecream at. Would come here again

Kris Erickson _{on Google}

Mar 17th, 2024

It was okay.

Joyson Jacob _{on Google}

Jan 10th, 2024

The food was authentic delicious and spicy what else can one want... The service was great and he said he will pick and it was delicious. Beef with cabbage in a spicy sauce...

kiki z _{on Google}

Feb 3rd, 2024

I gave a 20% tip, but was scolded by the waiter and told not to come again next time. We are all compatriots and I speak Mandarin. At 8pm on January 13th, two friends and I came in for dinner. No one greeted us when we walked in. I told a male waiter that we could order food, but he ignored us after calling three times. , he kept looking down on us when we were ordering, and asked us if it was our first time here. We answered yes, and he said we had to tip when dining in. I felt like he thought it was our first time in the United States, and I said no problem, of course. Tip is required. I also know that American waiters rely on tips. I understand it very well. Halfway through the meal, the waiter gave us the bill and asked us to pay. It doesn't matter. The most annoying thing was that when I told the waiter that he had already added a 20% tip to the bill, he even scolded me and told me not to go there again next time. And from the time I walked in to the time I walked out, I never heard a word of thank you. You can do this to me if I didn't tip. The key is that I tipped 20%, which I can't accept. If you're the boss, you're doing great, if you're not, you're doing great. If fellow humans hurting each other makes you happy, you do it. I wish you a bright future.