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"This is the real deal for Sichuan Chinese in Raleigh. Every meal has been great and they are super friendly. It's also legitimately spicy. If you ask for it hot, it will be ????."
Phone: (+1)9195941772
Address: 2004 New Bern Ave, 27610, Raleigh, US, Metro Durham/Chapel Hill, United States
City: Metro Durham/Chapel Hill
Website: https://www.chuanxiacafe.com/
Monday: 10:45-21:15
Tuesday: 10:45-21:15
Wednesday: 10:45-21:15
Thursday: 10:45-21:15
Friday: 10:45-21:15
Saturday: 10:45-21:15
Sunday: 10:45-21:00
Dishes: 10
Amenities: 7
Categories: 5
Reviews: 2990
Best Chinese food in Raleigh without a doubt. The service is good and you get your food pretty quickly too. This is not your typical food court grade Chinese restaurant. Don't come here asking for chicken wings and egg rolls, it's not that kind of party. Many of the items on the menu you will not find in the typical store front Chinese restaurant, but they are delicious. They also have a variety of vegetarian-friendly options as well. Do yourself a favor and go there and try
I love this place! I've probably ordered delivery from here at least 5 times over the past month. The bamboo flounder fish is definitely my favorite! The toothpick lamb is so flavorful and tender and fun to eat! The fish with hot pepper scared me at first...I'm no stranger to Szechuan food but this had a different type of burn I've never experienced before.. After eating it for a few minutes I decided I really liked it and the leftovers were excellent heated up! The spicy
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
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.
This is the real deal for Sichuan Chinese in Raleigh. Every meal has been great and they are super friendly. It's also legitimately spicy. If you ask for it hot, it will be ????.
