Sichuan Impression - Tustin, California

Le restaurant Sichuan Impression est situé à l'adresse suivante : 13816 Red Hill Ave, Tustin, CA 92780. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au numéro suivant : 145059070. Leur site web est sichuanimpressions.com.

Les spécialités de Sichuan Impression sont la cuisine chinoise, asiatique et de spécialités du Sichuan (Chine). Il y a plusieurs caractéristiques qui rendent ce restaurant unique, telles qu'un service de drive, une livraison sans contact, une livraison, un service de drive, une vente à emporter, des repas sur place, un service rapide, des déjeuners, des dîners, des dîners en solo, un accès en fauteuil roulant, des places de parking accessibles en fauteuil roulant, des toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant, une variété d'alcools, de la bière, une cuisine simple et traditionnelle, des petites portions à partager, un service de restauration ouvert tard en soirée, du vin, des déjeuners, des dîners, des desserts, des places assises, des toilettes, une ambiance décontractée, un endroit branché, adapté aux étudiants, aux groupes, aux touristes, des réservations acceptées, des temps d'attente fréquents, des cartes de crédit, des cartes de paiement, des paiements mobiles NFC, des chaises hautes, adapté aux enfants, un parking, un parking gratuit, un parking gratuit dans la rue.

Ce restaurant a reçu un total de 780 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4.2/5. Les avis des clients mentionnent l'excellente nourriture, le service amical et le cadre agréable. Les plats les plus populaires sont les nouilles sautées, le canard laqué et le poulet général Tso.

Avis de Sichuan Impression

Shawn Sheng

5/5

Really delicious Sichuan food that is presented nicely and not overly spicy. Very popular spot on weekends. I went right when it opened on Saturday at 5pm and it quickly became packed with people. The food is great and pretty big portions with lots of options. Tasted authentic too, overall a great spot for Sichuan Chinese food.

Yau Jackson

4/5

亲戚带我们过来吃，怕辣在隔壁点了鼎茶，结果不让在餐厅喝，必须给个差评。除了这个，菜品不错。

Chase W. (“Noodle Lou”)

5/5

It doesn’t get more authentic than this place. Sichuan Impression absolutely delivered on every entree I tried. Highly recommend the Mapo Tofu and Kung Pao Chicken.

Stephanie M

5/5

Got the short ribs, intestines, and chicken wonton soup. Everything was so flavorful and delicious. My favorite was the stir fried intestines because it has more sichuan pepper and so that mala taste was stronger.

Daisy Lang

5/5

First impression, the place was packed on a Saturday night. Menu are scanned on the table, the guys do some around to get your order. We got mild for most of our dishes. The numbing chilies did it’s job. We really liked the beef noodle casserole and spicy wontons. The lamb mutton dish was good, since it’s mutton, the meat is not as tender. Overall we enjoyed all the dishes. Three dishes plus a beer. Total was about $40 per person.

Chris M

5/5

Super spicy, and pretty tasty. The dumplings were definitely my favorite. The Smoked Tea Pork Ribs were a bit dry and not too spicy, unfortunately. The Chicken with Rattan Pepper was spicy but not too much flavor. I loved the Fried Rice Cake with Black Syrup, but if you're not into rice cake and super sweet stuff you might not like it!

Daniel Chimenti

5/5

This is the second time I’ve been here. Good food. A little expensive, but big portions. Definitely a place to check out if you’re into authentic, traditional Sichuan cuisine.
We enjoyed the fried rice, kung pao chicken, stir-fried beef, and dumplings.
The pork dumplings were good but the broth wasn’t my favorite.
The mild fried rice is actually pretty spicy.

Qing Zhu

5/5

I wish there were more Sichuan restaurants like this in town. It has authentic flavors - I'm addicted to their rattan pepper chicken, toothpick lamb, spicy boiled beef, and many other dishes. I do wish they have "Yuxiang Rousi", and a few other traditional Sichuan dishes as well. There are areas they can improve: 1. Cleanliness. The food material is usually fresh, but the quality can dip on a Monday to Wednesday - I'd give it a 8/10. The restaurant's cleanliness rates about 6/10, with a horrific restroom and sticky chairs that detract from the atmosphere. 2. Service. Most the time, you must to pay and order from a QR code, the service is limited, possibly due to low tip expectations. Given that the average cost per person is between $30 and $50, they really need to improve their service. I'd rate the service 7/10. However, they do excel in presenting traditional street food and farm-style serving plates and bowls, earning a 9/10 for the presentation. Plus the unparalleled authentic Chinese flavors in Orange County leaves little competition, as most of the other local Chinese restaurants would only score lower in cleanliness, service and flavor. Meizhou Dongpo has better atmosphere and service, however, if you order Kung Pao chicken from them once, you'd find it worse than Panda Express.