This place is known for spicy food, but there are also good food choices for kids who don’t like spice. Me and my little brother call it Gu’s Noos because one of our favorite dishes is the handmade sweet and spicy thick noodles. (Pictured above) We ask for them not spicy, and me and my little brother always scarf them down. Another of my favorite dishes are the Pork Zhong Style Dumplings. They are spicy, but you can choose the level of spice. They taste great with rice or just on their own!

My mom is always telling us to eat our veggies, so we get the stir-fried string beans. This is probably one of my favorite dishes, and I like it because of the seasoning on it which is salty and really, really, yummy! I don’t know what it is but it sure is good!

The inside of the restaurant is comfortable and cozy. There are  booths lining the walls and one thing that is really unique is that the utensils are gold-colored! The staff are friendly and nice, and it is one of my brother’s favorite restaurants. If you are looking for a great szechuan restaurant this is a great place to go!