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Grand Sichuan International
229 9th Ave, Ste 1, New York, NY | Map it
(646) 233-2741 | View Website
229 9th Ave, Ste 1, New York, NY | Map it
(646) 233-2741 | View Website
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“Unlike most restaurants managers, Larry , is not there to insure a comfortable easy non-rushed dining experience but makes sure you eat fast to get out”
“The desert they gave me for my bday was a little strange but still a nice thought.”
“It is always a favorite hangout place for Asians who love authentic Sichuan.”
“Long menu filled with interesting stories about different menu items.”
“I've eaten at every great chinese restaurant and the spicy beef dish here was just divine.”
“There are some Chinese restaurants with wonderful service -- and prices double or triple those at Grand Sichuan, for food that is no better.”
“My roomates and I went on a Sunday night and had a great dinner at a very reasonable price.”
“Compacted with the long lines, terrible service, and mediocre food, I give a thumbs down.”View Less
Worst NYC Dining Experience - Food and Service.
I can safely say that this was my WORST dining experience in 10 years of living in NYC!! I never bothered to write a review before (good or bad), but this was just too much!! Also, this was the
first time in my life that I decided not to leave a tip!
The corn soup was salty as hell, and had no....corn! We decided not to complain, and moved on to the entrees. The Kong Bao Chicken was bland, and the chicken and shrimp dish had soggy tasteless shrimp. One of the spices or veggies in the dish tasted like detergent and was inedible. One of us ordered a spicy chicken dish which contained almost exclusively bones and skin, and was dry and boring. A pile of chilly peppers was supposed to account for the 'spicy' part, but did not leave any impression on the chicken.
I'd probably give the food a 4 on a 10 scale, but the service doesn't even get a 2! It was so terrible that I actually thought we were on candid camera! The waitresses were visibly angry every time they approached the table, ignored us, and frowned when we asked for a spoon for the soup (strange request, I guess). They would never acknowledge any of our (few) requests, leaving us hoping that we were heard.
Thank god there are so many great restaurants in the neighborhood (Company, Kiku, Home on Eighth, Patsy's, Hill Country, etc., etc.).
We're never coming back!…
Superb Chinese Food. I've got to say, i loved the food here. Not only was it delicious, but it came with great service and the environment was perfect for this kinda food. I loved the place, and I'll definitely be stopping back. That wonton soup was to die for…
Amazing. The food was terrific and especially the wonton soup. I love wonton soup...
A typical Chinese American restaurant. I wouldn't expect more from this restaurant than typical Americanized Chinese fare. The portions are very good, the service very poor, and there was little Sichuan I could find in my dish.
Service leaves little to be desired. Expect to put your name down and then add another 45 minutes at the said time. It is not worth the long wait only to be expected to wolf the food down and leave. We were a party of three and they kept on refusing to sit us down at tables of four or larger table. In the end, they still sat us at a table of two. Even though the vegetable dishes are very well prepared, it wasn't worth the wait. The wait was longer than our meal.…
