Tea House

We are at the Tea House last week and it was delightful. The food is excellent, I grew up in China and it’s definitely the closest flavors I can find to where I grew up in Szechuan province. Highly recommend. I also had the best service there, our server Ivy was so incredibly sweet and hospitable. I really haven’t had that kind of service in a long time; and it was so refreshing to have someone attentive with a positive attitude. Way to go! And thank you, Ivy!

Great Chinese szechuan eatery experience. The classics are good and the food is pretty authentic. Interesting twists were the french fries in 麻辣鱼, and pumpkin 豆沙麻团. Would recommendation! While there were high points, I did find service was forgetful and somewhat pushy with recommendations, indicating the need for better cultural alignment.

From out of town and we are craving for Chinese food (we are from Los Angeles, California)This is a good place to have Chinese food but on the pricey side. We ordered Xiaolongbao, and the hot and sour soup that is not spicy enough for me. The stir fry veggies was surprisingly fresh and cook just right with garlic. I ordered the twice good pork. Ask to sit by the booth at the back (up to party of 4)

After reading other reviews I was very excited to try this place! I wanted everything on the menu! We tried the soup dumplings, Szechuan dumplings, lazy dragon, house spicy beef and lo mein. All very good! The spicy dishes could have been spicier for sure, next time I’ll ask for it a little spicier! The lo mein was very light on chicken, so be prepared, if you want more you’ll have to ask and pay extra. Flavor was nice on the noodles though. I’m looking forward to going back to try other dishes. Our kids are adventurous eaters and really loved the food!