Sichuan

Reviews

• Patrick G.

  star star star star star 14 June 2026

  The food is amazing. The people are lovely. It's authentic Sichuan, so don't expect it to be like any other standard (as Germans would say: "08/15") asian fast-food restaurant.
  
  But if you do like the occasional sweet and sour chicken or if somebody who's tagging along is unsure if their palate can take the Sichuan spices, you can even go for these. Even their non-authentic asian food tastes better than anywhere else in town (at least the ones I tasted).
  
  That said, my favourite are their Sichuan pepper dishes. Amazing - getting the craving, just thinking about it.
  
  Meanwhile the restaurant seems to be pretty well known, especially in the chinese community, because a lot of asians come to enjoy their meal here, which for me is a pretty darn good indication for authentic food.
  
  A bit of a let down is the space. It still got it's original German Bierkneipe from the 90's feel to it. The tenants seem to not be allowed to alter it enough (was the same with the Korean place before it). So it could be cosier, but they did their best. So don't be afraid if it doesn't look the way you would expect. Check the photos, and definitely try it out.
  
  Huge recommendation!

• Linda W.

  star star star star star_border 11 June 2026

  It is a very good Chinese restaurant.
  The price for each dish is 7-14 Euro.
  Very good environment.

• Scott Z.

  star star star star star_border 1 June 2026

  I was born in Sichuan, China, and currently working in Germany.  When I miss my hometown food, this place is where I go!

• Ryan C.

  star star star star star_border 21 May 2026

  It's a very authentic Sichuan restaurant, though with limited menu. The price is one of the reasonable in the city. 3 mains, 1 entrée, and 2 drinks only cost 30 euros.
  Most dishes are spicy, better watch out for Sichuan pepper and not bite it.
  A bit packed with Chinese; so, it could be somehow noisy.
  Recommendation: Spicy beef salad