Szechuan Restaurant in San Ramon

Food is ok. The waitress asked for more tip when 4 person ordered $160 food and added $23 tip. Had a argument and even escalated to her boss. It’s definitely not a pleasant experience.The close time is marked 2:30 but if you come at 2:00, they expect 20% tip.

Came here for the first time for Sunday lunch and we enjoyed the food very much.The Boiled Fish with Hot Chili Oil was good. The fish had good texture and was smooth. The Princess Chicken Wings was my favorite, very tasty and came out just like the picture. Honey Walnut Prawns were crispy and juicy. Overall, great experience.

This restaurant is definitely one of my go-to places for Asian food, the flavors are truly delicious. Everything I have tried has definitely hit the spot from all their vegetarian dishes to the twice-cooked pork, definitely will be back for a couple more rounds because I cannot get enough of this restaurant. I definitely recommend this place, for yourself and or bring friends cause you wont regret trying this restaurant.

Sad to see Pearl Garden go, but this new place is a solid gem. Visited twice in a week speaks for itself. The map tofu is legit spicy and very flavorful. The honey walnut shrimp is perfectly crispy and almost tempura like. The cold noodle is refreshing and addicting.But the star of the day is the sizzling platter of veggie... The umami is out of this world. We literally went back for that dish.The twice cooked pork is pretty good, just that the meat was a bit tough and the green onion was a bit overwhelming. The fried rice is acceptable, with the rice grains a bit too dry/hard for our taste.The only down side is how pricy the dishes are. Definitely 10 to 25 percent more expensive than Chinese food around the area, but the quality does make up for it. What doesnt make up for it is the $1.50 they do charge for the take out containers/bag.... Just a bit steep in my opinion on top of the already expensive prices.Overall we will be back, eager to try other dishes. But will save it for more special occasions as it can get to 30/40 per person easily if not careful.

Wanted to try out this new Szechuan restaurant and stopped by for a quick lunch. Service was great and the owner is very friendly.Food was great and authentic. Pricing wise, its very reasonable as the portion was huge. This is a place that I would recommend to try if youre looking for a Szechuan cuisine.

Freshly remodeled is good for a casual Chinese restaurant, although a bit pricey but quality and taste are good. Steamed rice is great too.

Chinese food done to perfection! I came here three times in the past month and havent had a dish thats not tasty. It will definitely be my one of my regular. So glad we have a great chineserestaurant in San Ramon.

Atmosphere is ok, service same. Food was bad. Not make you sick bad, just no flavor, vegetables were old and bitter, noodles cheap and oily. If youre looking for a dish without a puddle of some boxed-sauce youll be disappointed! On the up side there was plenty on the plate. Might explain why there was only one other table with people at the height of lunch hour.

Well new restaurant ownership nearby Danville Costco. Always passed by to and from, and will keep passing by after having eaten there with my family of 5 (3 children).Ordered various food types, had two near misses with wrong dishes being delivered to our table. Everything was orange hue in color (what were the odds of that?)Small portions (except for the basil eggplant). Order of xiaolongbao is $2.50 a piece! 🤯 for one small dumpling.So-so in flavor for the other dishes mostly overpowered by tongue numbing spicy chili oil 🥵not enjoyable). Ended up drinking 3large carafes of table water amongst us.😰Automatically charged 20% gratuity for my wife and 3childrenDid not disclose that anywhere before ordering, and not typical for a Chinese restaurant… not cool to auto charge 20% gratuity for a party of 5 that has mostly children. Lastly to top it off - charged me 50cents to box my leftovers and 10cents for the bag. Lesson here: bring your own Tupperware in case you have leftovers and grab your shopping bag too. 😜No thanks.

This restaurant changed ownership in 2022-11 and then slightly renamed by appending 喜川. The new restaurant food and staff are excellent. The flavors are bold, spicy, and excellent. We greatly enjoyed their mapo tofu, pancake with beef, sliced beef with pickled vegetables broth, and their seasonal pea sprouts stir fried with garlic. Theres so much of the menu we havent tried yet, looking forward to returning here.We got their mapo tofu less spicy and I found it still have a serious spice level that burned so good. Take care what you order here if you dont tolerate spiciness or mala very well.