Szechuan House - Tampa

4 stars is only on a personal note. They use cilantro in their fried rice and I personally can't stand the taste of cilantro. Cilantro aside the chicken and broccoli I had was really good. The food was fresh and the staff friendly. This is worth a visit.

Really phenomenal Chinese food. No strange chicken pieces, good meat-to-bread ratio. really only excellent overall. I have the General Tso 's Chicken, BBQ Ribs and Steamed Veggies. I tried about three other dishes and they were all excellent, although the black pepper beef was somehow cold. I was glad to see that the steamed Veggies extra protein as a supplement to Fu! Service was excellent and the line moved quickly, very important for every restaurant in the city center. I just wish the restaurant was more sustainable. My food was served on a polystyrene dish and there were also polystyrene cups, straws and plastic dishes.

The food is super amazing. Very friendly. Impeccably clean which is my favorite highlight on top of the yummy food. I certainly will be back. You guys should visit as well.

So another home run restaurant for Jason and another new style of Chinese food to boot. Think of Panda Express but quality fresh ingredients and 1,000X better tasting. A cute, quiet, and well decorated cafe that gives you a relaxing break from the hustle and bustle of the downtown crowd just outside the door. The bonus today it is the first Opening Saturday and the doors open at noon. The layout looks like a buffet table where everything is out in the open and you can select combos just like you would at Panda Express. We went for broke today and tried a bite or two of everything and I can promise you there is nothing here that is not well prepared and delicious!!! The surprise today for me was the hot and sour soup. I’ve never been a fan, I’ve never ordered it, but I tried it today and it was amazing. The variety here for such a small venue is impressive! Spicy crispy chicken, orange beef, General Tso’s chicken, Honey chicken, bourbon chicken, Mongolian beef, Bbq spare ribs, spring rolls, chicken and broccoli, served with fried five or lo mein. Everything a round eye who likes Chinese food desires. The staff as always is friendly and helpful and you are always greeted with a smile and you are treated like Ming Dynasty royalty. Please next time you are in the downtown area stop by and try.

Its ok. Platters come with steam rice instead of fried rice. Thats an upgrade. Portions are big but pricey for what it is. Its basically regular take out but dining in.