You place your order by scanning a QR code at the table. The food was truly delicious! I had the black bean paste and beef noodles, and they served me a large bowl of meat, asking me to take a handful. I was a bit disappointed because my hands are small. It would be better if there were a predefined amount! I really enjoyed the jjajang; I think it was Chengdu Zajiang Noodles. I had only tried Korean-style jjajang in Korea before, but this was a delightful surprise—it tasted completely different, and I preferred it. The portion sizes for both dishes were just right. I left feeling satisfied and full! I visited on a weekday evening, and while there wasn’t much of a line, the restaurant was qui...
This is definitely one of my favorite Sichuan noodle spots. The noodles and Sichuan spices blend perfectly together. The noodles have a great texture—neither too soft nor too firm. The Sichuan spice is just right; it delivers a wonderful numbness and heat without being overwhelming. I usually order the Chengdu ZaJiang noodles (not shown in the photos), the House Beef noodles, chili oil wontons, and steamed eggs with minced pork.
was looking for something light hearted on my last day of my LA trip and this definitely got the job done. you can definitely order something more flavorful but i was looking for bland and clear so pls don’t hate. it’s really cool how you can adjust the “mala” aka numbness of the broth along with the spice level. when we went it wasn’t that busy but as soon as we started eating the whole place was packed. ig u can call us lucky
Good food especially for the price. Not an amazing place for vegetarians but you do have 1-2 options. I got the cold noodles, which were just noodles with chili oil, green onions and an optional fried egg. The taste is great but does get a bit old (and also numbs your tongue a bit due to the schezuan spices). Vegetarian options: 1-2 vegetarian options, not a lot of vegetables or toppings but you can order sides like bok choy
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I’m originally from Vancouver and recently visited LA on vacation. A friend of a friend recommended this restaurant, and I’m glad they did! The prices are very reasonable, and the portions are generous. The service was also quite good. The only downside is that it’s a bit far, especially if you’re coming from downtown LA, but overall, it’s definitely worth it!
The quality has gone bad.. ordered a spicy beef noodle soup, but there was way too much oil in it like I can't even taste the soup which was disappointing ...
Mian means noodle in Chinese I came for the noodles, but I fell in love with the pork dumplings. It is a must have when you come here.
Why are the fat rice rolls priced at $14 only with a few pieces of intestine tail floating around, and where are the intestine heads?
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I've encountered the worst cashier attitude ever, being chased by a male cashier for a tip, never coming back to this store again?
Best Sichuan noodles I have ever had! Dumplings were great too.
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