Judy's Sichuan Cuisine

Good food, but slow service. Maybe they’re really busy but not an excuse to serve orders one at a time with about 15-minute between each dishes. One order came in after everyone is finished eating except for one person. Good thing is we’re not in a hurry. I’ll probably be back when they are not that busy for a full experience. Best general tsos chicken I believe.

Judy's Sichuan is by far the most amazing Chinese cuisine I've ever eaten. They know how to prepare and serve duck, ox, and lamb. The duck was delicious and not gamey. The ox was tender with the perfect amount of spices. And the lamb was succulent. Their restaurant is very inviting, and the staff is very friendly. I would recommend this Chinese over any others in the Hampton Roads area

Judge Judy!!!! That describes my experience at this location. She spent the entire time I was there starring us down. Made us feel super uncomfortable and unwelcomed. Not once did she approach us as she did to the other tables around us. Made it very clear she wasn't a fan of us. I will never dine here again and unfortunately never purchase food from them.

Amazing food if you know what to order (seeing other reviews of sesame chicken…not the place for that!!). Happy to have found a solid authentic chinese restaurant since we are new to the area. My favorite dish was the pork in yushiang sauce and the water spinach with garlic. Not toooo spicy and I don’t really do spicy. The hot and sour soup was also really good and got the mapo tofu. Fried rice wasn’t my favorite but probably bc the other dishes were just so much better…will be back 1000x. :) (pictured: hot and sour soup that could feed an army for 7 dollars and wontons in hot chili oil)

This is hands down THE BEST chinese food restaurant in the area. I have been to many chinese places around Chesapeake/portsmouth/hampton and they all pale in comparison to the quality of the food, the building, and the service I've experienced here. I ordered hot jasmine tea; spicy pork wontons; sweet and sour chicken; and pork fried rice. The tea was light and refreshing, it came in a hot pot with a tea strainer for a small cup to catch any stray bits. The spicy pork wontons came fresh in a bowl of spicy sauce. It was delivered to the table with the wontons on top and then bathed in the sauce by the waitress before handing it to me. The sweet and sour chicken was much more than expected, very generous cuts of chicken and vegetables smothered in their sauce. The breading was lightly fried and the chicken was still moist inside. The pork fried rice also impressed with it's long slices of pork in every bite. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was refreshing, it feels very open and bright. The decor is not overwhelming but feels very on point. If you want Chinese go here and be impressed, I know I was.