(212) 625-9212
125 Canal St Ste 1
New York,
NY
10002
40.716
-73.9951
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Chinatown
What People Are Saying About Grand Sichuan Chinese Rstrnts
The Editor
Justin Hartung
Citysearch
In Short – This Chinese restaurant has proven so popular, it's spawned multiple outposts, although this is the orginal location. Decor varies from location to location, with photos of Mao Tse-Tung making occasional appearances. Menus also vary, though most break down into Sichuan, Hunan, and "American Chinese Food" sections. Sichuan should be the main draw, with basics like smoked tea duck and double-cooked pork available alongside more intriguing dishes like sliced conch and "Bad Smell Bean Curd."
Come here for the hotpot!
by fairydust
If you hear people talk about a Grand Sichuan that has the best hotpot in town, this is it (don't get it confused with other restaurants with the same name). I would highly recommended getting the spicy broth-chicken broth combo so that you can cool off your tongue in between. They have an amazing selection of meats, seafood, and vegetables that you can put it. The decor is of the minimalist Chinatown variety, but the waitstaff was really very polite and attentive.
- Pros: amazing hotpot
- Cons: small and crowded (but typical of many Chinatown restaurants)
Wonton in hot oil... wow.
by ewab
This is just the best in NY city... or any place outside of china... so much better than most of what you get that passes for real chinese...
Loofah, Crispy whole fish and the hotpot - cheep good eats. This is spicy and authentic Sichuan.
We happened upon it and what a happy accident. I could go there any day of the week. I saw a beef dish at the table next to me that I will try next time I get back there.
- Pros: Spicy,
Best HotPot in Chinatown
by yargnawh
Went on a Monday night, not too crowd, got seated quickly. the seating isn't too tight like some other chinese restaurant. Two menus to choose from, regular menu or hotpot menu. Definately get a hotpot menu. It has both english and chinese. they have two broths to choose from, plain or spicy. or you can get both. (a must). there's a good selection of ingredients. all fresh and well prepared. and the service was fast. Eating couldn't be more fun. After dinner, the check came to about $20 a person, which is totally worthy it. Definately going back more often.
- Pros: Very Traditional Sichuan HotPot, Good Selection
- Cons: None










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