Daxi Sichuan - FLUSHING

This is my favorite go-to restaurant in Flushing whenever I’m uncertain about what to eat or when I’m dining out with friends and family. The portion sizes are generous and reasonably priced. I tend to order the same dishes, and they never let me down! My top picks are the spicy fried pork with shrimp, the mushroom and vegetable dish, and the cold spicy chicken. Just a heads-up: most of the dishes are quite spicy since Szechuan cuisine is famous for its spicy mala flavors, so don’t complain if you can’t handle the heat!

The food was delicious! I really enjoyed my meal here. ??? wasn?t the best I?ve ever had although it was still pleasant to eat! Everything else was great too. I would definitely recommend and come back in the future!

This place is fantastic! They offer a wonderful variety of food to choose from. The dishes I ordered might look a bit oily, but I assure you, they’re not greasy at all! Each bite is like a flavor explosion in your mouth—trust me, they are that delicious!

I have been eating here for a few years. Today I came here again with friends. I will start with the pros and then the cons. The big pro is that their variety of Sichan dishes is ver good. A single name of spicy soup can have different flavors when the meatis beef, fish, or frog. The sticky rice stick is yummy with brown sugar and bean powder. I also like the fragrant chicken soup.The cauliflower is great and kids love it. The decor is good with a happy and prosperous traditional Chinese feeling. Now thecons. Some dishes have obviously lower quality. The bean sprouts are not tender. Frog meat is dry. The servers used plasticspoons for a bowl of delicious chicken soup. Some dishes are bland with not enough salt. Here and there, I have to say thedetails is lacking here. To make every dish an art requires true effort from chef, servers, etc. A pursuit of high quality foodand an everlasting passion is essential. Btw, I was also sitting at a place where I am bothered servers times because it isclose to a room where the employees change clothes.

The restaurant's decor is unique and stylish, showcasing mahogany window lattices and tables, along with leather sofas. It is beautifully infused with Chinese elements, creating a festive atmosphere throughout. Daxi's Sichuan cuisine offers an array of spice levels, showcasing the delicacy and complexity of the flavors. Please note that rice is not included with the dishes and is available for $1 per bowl.