Sichuan Noodles Houston

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 🙏❤️

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!