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Don't let appearances fool you, it may look like a hole in the wall, but the food is on point. We got our order in and the waitress/hostess was very helpful for us and another table looking to explore the menu. We had the mapo tofu, hot soup with chicken, pork potstickers and Chinese sausage. The mapo tofu sauce has a gravy or meat sauce consistency, the tofu is very soft and will easily yield to a little pressure. I liked the spiciness very hot, but didn't chance the devil's spicy, maybe next time. I'll have to come back another time to try the soup dumplings and beef noodle soup.

Honestly, you know this place is good when straight up Chinese people come in to sit down and eat here. I got the Spicy beef hot soup and older sister got the lamb version (not pictured) both medium spicy - it’s literally a personal hot pot. For an Asian who loves spicy foods, the medium spicy was just the right amount of spice and the pot comes boiling hot since there’s a live flame under neath that pot. Also pictured are the dumplings and potstickers — no dipping sauce needed but is available. This was such a pleasant hole in the wall. You literally come here for the authentic taste of Szechuan cooking. I couldn’t imagine take out doing it justice but I did notice a lot of delivery people coming in to pick up.

Absolutely delicious, this place has been on my bucket list for a long time to visit. Today, I did and we totally enjoyed it. A simple dish like Potstickers was outstanding but the handmade Chinese Sausage was amazing. Followed by Spicy Beef Noodle and Pork Belly was amazing. This restaurant is for true foodies, connoisseurs and aficionados of great food. I highly recommend this unique restaurant.

I wish I could give this place 6 stars. This place fits a description of a hole in the wall, it's located in an office building. I would never step into in if i wasn't told about it. Ordered some chicken Dan Dan noodles and it sad the best i have ever tried. Nothing about this place is fancy. But if you fancy yourself as a local foodie, it's a must try.

I go here regularly - a definite diamond in the rough, tucked away in a quiet corner of McLean. I usually get the Chongqing Spicy Noodles (mild) and the homemade pork dumplings. And finish it all off with one of my favorite desserts - sesame balls (round sweet rice balls with sweet red bean paste on the inside, sprinkled with sesame seeds on the outside). Everyone there is very friendly, the food comes out relatively quickly, and I’ve never had a bad experience in an respect. Definitely worth trying.

This place is Chinese Chinese food......not your beef and broccoli, sesame chicken, general tso's American style Chinese food. The owners are from Cheng Du so the food is spicy in general bit the most DELICIOUS Chinese food I've ever experienced in the DMV. Everything is made from scratch here so wait times are longer than expected from your standard Chinese restaurant so be patient it is totally worth the wait!!!!!!!

I LOVE this restaurant. The staff always remembers who we are and asks how my family is doing. The food is well-made and filling. Szechwan style food has never been my husband’s favorite (he doesn’t like the numbing), but their take on spice is unique and delicious. We frequently come back for their Monday special - Wonton Soup. We have also had their homemade potstickers and Spicy Beef Noodle Soup. I don’t think you could go wrong with ordering anything on this menu. The two downsides are that it is a bit expensive, and it takes awhile to get service/food. But we are willing to pay a little more for good Chinese food!