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Nestled in the charming neighborhood of Newton Highlands, Sichuan Gourmet House offers an authentic dive into the rich, bold flavors of Sichuan cuisine right here in Massachusetts. This Chinese restaurant stands out as a culinary gem for lovers of spicy, aromatic dishes, where every plate bursts with carefully balanced heat and depth of flavor that characterizes Sichuan cooking.
The menu is a vibrant tapestry of classic and house specialties that cater both to adventurous palates and those seeking comforting favorites. Signature dishes like the kung pao chicken 宫爆鸡丁 exemplify the perfect harmony of spicy, sweet, and nutty notes, while the hot and sour soup 酸辣汤 excites with its tangy warmth and complex layers. The legendary Peking Duck offers a tender, crispy delight that transports you straight to the heart of Chinese culinary history. For noodle lovers, the Dan Dan Noodles and the house special Lo Mein 本楼捞面 deliver bold, savory satisfaction with every slurp.
Beyond the mains, the array of starter and dim sum options add an exciting dimension to the dining experience. Crispy Scallion Pancakes and pan-fried pork and cabbage potstickers are perfect for sharing, bringing a delightful textural contrast with their golden crusts and savory fillings. And if you enjoy an adventurous palate, dishes like Minced Rabbit and Pork Ears in Chili serve as authentic Sichuan delicacies that exemplify regional uniqueness.
Health-conscious diners and those with dietary restrictions will appreciate the thoughtful inclusion of house specials like Tender Tofu in Honey Sauce and a well-curated gluten-free menu featuring dishes such as Chicken with Broccoli and Lamb with Green Scallions and Onions. This attention to diverse dietary needs reflects the restaurant’s genuine care for its customers' enjoyment and comfort.
What truly elevates Sichuan Gourmet House beyond its flavorful dishes is the warm, inviting atmosphere and attentive service that patrons repeatedly praise. From the moment you walk in, you sense the owners’ deep passion for their craft, often sharing personal culinary insights or complimentary samples that create a uniquely personalized dining journey. This hospitality, paired with the vibrant spice and intricate flavors of their Szechuan offerings, makes every meal here feel like a special occasion.
Customers like Hannah Ho rave about the “lovely service” and delicious kungpao chicken, while Lorinda Morris highlights the excellent food quality and flavor that have made the restaurant her go-to for authentic Sichuan cuisine. Additionally, Carol Firth praises the clarity and care in the gluten-free menu, making dining here not just a meal but a confident and joyful experience for those with dietary sensitivities. Afforda- bility blended with authenticity and exceptional service emerges as a consistent theme among the glowing reviews.
Whether you’re craving the fiery kick of General ZAO’s Chicken 左宗鸡, the comforting embrace of Beef Noodle Soup, or a refreshing bite of Fresh Cucumbers in Garlic Sauce 脆口黄瓜, Sichuan Gourmet House invites you to savor a multifaceted culinary adventure. It’s more than just a restaurant—it’s a celebration of Sichuan’s bold spirit, thoughtfully translated into every dish while making every guest feel like part of the family.
Went here recently and had a really great meal with lovely service from the owner. Chengdu kungpao chicken and Salt fried shrimp were both delicious! Will definitely be coming back again
I have gone many times to this restaurant and I absolutely love it. First off, the waitstaff is extremely kind and attentive. We even had one of the owners share a donee dish he was working on for free and it was really very yummy. The Szechuan dishes are always full of flavor and wonderfully spiced. I really like eating here and I hope you do too!
Found this place by chance while searching for a place for quick dinner in the area. Food was surprisingly authentic sichuan and thoroughly enjoyed all dishes we tried. -Chengdu dry chicken with red chilies $21.95 delicious flavor with mild mala numbing spices, but breaded chicken pieces seem overly deep fried. -Stir fried chicken with black bean sauce, green bell pepper and onion $18.95 even onions had full flavor and tasty. Chicken was little salty though. -Beef Chow Fan $18.95 best smokey flavor I've tasted in years -hot and sour soup $4.95 with all the right ingredients it was still flavorless but salty. Place was clean with decent table settings, fast service. Decent size parking available.
Delicious and reasonably priced! The high was the gluten free menu which made it simple to know exactly what I could eat (they also have gluten free soy sauce). Waitress answered all of my questions and made me feel comfortable eating there with celiac disease!
My husband and I and two friends had a wonderful experience recently meeting Ben and enjoying a wonderful lunch. The quality of food and flavor was excellent. We will definitely put this on our regular go to place for authentic Sichuan food.
Great food and service. Definitely authentic food. The medium spicy is a little spicier than other places, so do be aware. The kungpao chicken was a great dish, a little saltier than normal. The pork soup and soup dumplings were on point. Def a good place to try.