My Happy Hunan Kitchen

Great find in Brighton! The food quality here is top-notch. We had a wonderful family dinner at My Happy Hunan Kitchen! The atmosphere is calm and the design is really nice—perfect for a relaxed meal. We ordered the sizzling cumin beef (my absolute favorite!), stir-fried pork with long hot peppers, beef brisket rice noodle soup, and the spicy chicken wings. If you like heat, those wings are a must-try! We also got the noodles with egg for our daughter, which she enjoyed. Just a heads-up: the large white rice is massive! It’s easily enough for 4–5 people. I also appreciated how they handled a small mix-up with my order; it came out with some veggies I don’t eat, but they fixed it immediately and with a great attitude. Highly recommend this spot if you’re looking for authentic flavors and a nice vibe. We will definitely be back!

Really enjoyed this place. The food has a lot of flavor without feeling overwhelming, and you can tell everything is made fresh. We ordered a few spicy dishes and they were bold but well balanced, not just spicy for the sake of it. The atmosphere feels casual and comfortable, and the staff were friendly and patient when explaining the menu. Definitely a spot I’d come back to when I’m craving authentic Hunan-style food. The stir-fried pork with green peppers was the highlight for me. The pork was tender, the peppers were fresh and slightly smoky, and the flavors were simple but really satisfying. It’s spicy, but not in an overpowering way — everything just works together. This is the kind of dish you’d want to order again next time.

We came here on a Sunday evening at 6:15 with a party of two for dinner. We were seated promptly and were able to put in our order shortly thereafter. The service is fairly cut and dry with no frills, but that was fine with us given the quality of the food! The food started coming out shortly after we ordered it. We ordered the sweet & spicy crispy chicken, the thinly sliced beef with cumin, and the eggplant with century egg. The sweet and spicy crispy chicken had some great crunch to it and the flavor with the fried shallots and crunch of the peanuts was fantastic. The sliced beef with cumin was like nothing else I’ve had before and had an awesome and not overpowering cumin taste to it. It was cooked really well and quite tender. The century egg and eggplant was also super creamy and the flavor was smoky and delectable. We will definitely be coming back and highly recommend coming here for some authentic Hunan food!

Very solid tasting food, would be back just for the food! Don’t expect anything from service though, mediocre at best. The cost per dish is slightly on the pricier at the end (if the entire menu is at 90% of its price, it’s good) but the flavors made up for it and I’ll be back sometimes :) Parking is widely available outside and is free after 6pm

The food was delicious and the service was excellent. Very authentic Hunan cuisine with real, traditional flavors. The only suggestion would be to speed up the food preparation time a bit. Overall, a great experience and I would definitely come back.

Absolutely amazing Hunan cuisine! It made me feel homesick in the best way 🥹 As a Hunan native, I’ve tried a lot of Hunan food in London and New York and this is hands down the best Hunan food I’ve had abroad. Bold, authentic flavors done right. I’ll be back with friends next time I’m in Boston for sure!! Please excuse the photo…I was too busy enjoying the food and only thought to snap it halfway

We are in-house dining at the first time and pick up at for second time. The dishes are very delicious and fresh, and the service attitude is also good.we are eating here for 2 days. if u r in Boston u have to try it！

The food was delicious and the service was excellent. The flavors were very authentic, and I would personally love it even spicier next time. The serving speed was perfectly fine. Overall, a great dining experience and I’d be happy to come back again.

Brought our clients here and we had essentially the same dishes we enjoyed from the previous experiences and they enjoyed just as much, from the pork belly and baked shrimp to the eggplant with century egg. A few other dishes we ordered this time were the stinky tofu (which I guess needed more stinkiness?), salivating chicken (literal Chinese translation, not too certain about the actual euphemism) which was very tender with lots of chilis, and the xiao long baos, which were very savory and pleasing from its not-too-thick, not-too-thin skin and its proportions as a one-biter. This is something they started offering more recently and you need to get at least one if not more! Very consistent execution in their dishes and professional in their service.

Been here twice now with my family and we've enjoyed both times. Service can be a bit slow and waitresses can get distracted unless you flag them down but I feel this is quite typical of any classic Chinese place. Decor and ambiance is nice and they also have larger, private rooms on the side for any large dinner parties. Food comes out relatively quick. Typically will get 4 plates plus rice for 4 of us. We've tried a variety of dishes here and my absolute favorite is the cumin beef plate, which I will always get. It's probably pretty unhealthy and filled with MSG but it's so good and it's a big portion. Salted egg potato strips is also quite interesting and is good for those who enjoy salted egg dishes. I wasn't too fond of the pan seared tofu and found it to be very bland, likely due to most of the flavor getting lost in the soup. I would not get this again. It's an easy pick for dinner and I'd come back and try more dishes. Parking is right outside but can get busy around dinner so you may have to do a few circles before finding a spot.

One of my favorite Chinese restaurants in Boston and frequently come here for dinner. Have tried a lot of items from the menu and have liked everything! Highly recommend the stewed tofu with salted egg yolk, the cold noodles, and the lamb! Ambience is quite nice, very clean and decorated well.

Nice and simple decor. Servers were nice but not as attentive and oblivious at times when customers came through the door as they were still talking to each other. Maybe they could use a ringer on the door, a glass wall, or just walk around to be more aware of the surroundings. The main dish came first before apps, no biggie. Sweet and spicy fried chicken was good with fried onion and garlic pieces. Didn't realize any sweetness, but it was not needed for my tastebuds since it was still tasty. Steamed chicken with chili was good but thought it might of been white meat or had some white meat, not all dark meat. Sticky rice and mushrooms shumai didn't have much mushroom flavor and had pork. Did not know it did have pork since it wasn't listed in the menu and that is an important main ingredient to list since some people don't eat pork (like me) and would not have ordered it if I knew that it did contain pork. Asked the server to confirm there was pork in the shumai and asked me if I don't eat pork. Told her I don't and suggested maybe it should be listed as an ingredient in the menu. She said she would let someone know and that was it.

A very happy Hunan kitchen indeed! Clean and hip spot on the outskirts of Boston College right next to Cleveland Circle stop. We came in as a party of 2 on a Friday evening and didn't have to wait - we must have come early enough because the place was packed as we left the door. We ordered a stir fried beef with pepper dish and a fish dish in a pickled, sour-like soup. Both delicious, wonderfully spicy, very Hunan. Definitely order a bowl of rice if you get something spicy, helps cut the grease and pace the eating experience. The price is fair, and their portions are generous. The only other place I feel competes with this level of authentic Hunan cuisine is Sumiao in Kendall (which has smaller portions and is more expensive). tldr; great spot for your Hunan fix or if you're craving (authentic) spicy Chinese

You can tell the food was microwaved and not really cooked because the middle of the food is still cold. You can also tell that some food items, such as their ribs, have been reheated multiple times, as the outskirts of the meat are extremely dry, and the color looks vastly different from different pieces. When we kindly raised the issue, the waitress was very rude to us and didn't even want to respond. I used to like this restaurant, even tho it is on the pricy side. but this latest experience definitely make us change our mind.

It was ok. Went for birthday dinner during Chinese new year. I think my preference is for schezuan style Chinese. Staff were okay. Sweet and sour fish filet were good but not on menu. I saw on table next to me.

Very authentic menu. Staff was not helpful in explaining what some dishes are. Portions are generous, but prices are on the high side. Service is slow and not professional. I hate when a server reaches over my plate to put something on the table.

I thought the food here was okay. I got the spicy beef stir fry and it needed to be more spicy and savory. I had to ask for extra chili and soy sauce because it was lacking in flavor. I really liked the sizzling calamari dish with the rice. again, it needs a little more salty flavor ------------------- My Star Rating Scale: 5 Stars: Blew my mind, had a wow factor, will come back 4 Stars: I liked it but didn't love it, no wow factor, will still come back 3 Stars: It was okay, I didn't hate it but didn't like it either; would not voluntarily come back 2 Stars: I did not like it, I would not come back 1 Star: Absolutely hated it, I would not come back here

By far the best Chinese restaurant in and around Boston! I was giving up on the Boston food scene until I found this gem during my last week in the city. Brought my Chinese parents who came to visit from Canada and everyone loved it. My favorite dish was the mouth-watering chicken. So tender, juicy and flavorful. But careful, it's pretty spicy (like must Hunan food)! The pumpkin cakes are great too. The pig feet meeeelts in your mouth. The stir fry pea shoots could have used more garlic, but was still fresh and enjoyable. The price is reasonable for Boston standards and the portions are big. The atmosphere and decorations are great. Service is fast. I will definitely return on my next visit to Boston.

We flew into Boston this evening, and after checking into our hotel were ready for something warm and hearty for dinner. This place hit the spot. Our dinner consisted of: Smashed Cucumber Salad Steamed Chicken in Chili Sauce (some bites were very spicy) Pork Bao Soup Dumplings Shumai Dumplings Eggplant and Greenbean stir fry Rice I can't believe the two of us ate almost all of this! It was so good we couldn't help ourselves. This is definitely a must try if you are in the area, whether to eat there or takeout.

It was ok just kinda pricey on ubereats for the amount of food I received. Might be because they need to pay the delivery app costs?

Good ambiance and definitely authentic Hunan cuisine. I can eat a little spicy but some dishes can be quite intense. The team was very accommodating and didn't pressure us even though we were the few tables left while they closed. I would go again and try their other dishes.

Excellent place to get Hunan food as well as other Chinese-American dishes but ideally you would want to stick to Hunan for the ideal dining experience. Hunan cuisine is typically spicy and the standard spiciness level is probably a little higher on the heat spectrum. Came here on a weeknight and made reservations. While probably not needed on non-peak times, it's probably best practice because they may be understaffed for service. If you don't mind a leisurely paced meal this is a great to enjoy a nice meal and enjoy company of others or time with yourself.

If spicy food, especially Hunan style, is your favor, this is definitely the place for you. They offer so many authenticate Hunan dishes. We selected cold & rice noodles, stinky tofu, steamed pork with rice powder, stir-fried pork liver with leeks, tofu stew with duck yolk, mushrooms & chicken soup, sizzling vermicelli & pork, eggplant with century egg, and Hunan fried rice. This barely touches their entire selection. They were all very delicious. We will definitely go back for more, and highly recommend everyone to give it a try.

As somebody who spent her childhood in Hunan, I can attest to the authenticity of this restaurant's dishes. The head chef has experience in a successful hotel chain located in Changsha, and he has brought a taste of home overseas. My all time favorites are: Kang Xi Beef. This is a signature dish and must have. The beef cubes are fried slightly crispy and tossed in fried onion, peanuts, dried chili, and seasoning. Green Pepper and Eggplant with Century Egg: This is normally mostly green pepper and a lot spicier, but it has been adapted to an American palette by adding lots of eggplant to balance the taste. Still super yummy. Stir Fry Pepper Pork: This is a dish that always tastes better in restaurants, despite its minimal ingredients. The peppers are cooked in high heat so the inside is soft and slightly sweet. Rice Noodle with Minced Pork and Pickled Green Bean. Tastes just like what I used to get from hole in the wall restaurants in Hunan. Absolutely addicting. The only miss I've encountered was the steamed rice powder and pork with potato. The pork is similar to Char Siu pork, too sweet for my taste. I was expecting something more savory. If you're a fan of peppers, I would also ask for a side of chopped chili. The flavor elevates the entire dining experience. The environment is spacious and well lit, and there are usually booths available. Overall an incredible experience!

More accurately 4.5/5 I ordered the hot braised dish combo with beef shank+tripe with smoked tofu and edamame, the steamed sliced sole fillet with chili, and chicken feet. The chicken feet was tasted like it was flavored with more soy sauce than what I was used to. Otherwise, it was still good. The sliced sole was unusual when I first tried it, but I started to enjoy the dish more as time went on, especially over some rice. The hot braised dish combo had good flavor and a nice amount of heat. For me personally, getting it with tripe made the entire dish really enjoyable. The main reason I have difficulty giving a 5/5 is due to the price and how much I received as the total came to around $60-70 despite a fairly small amount of food and the quality of the food being good rather than great. If you are craving particularly Hunan food, the food will likely fill that craving but it is by no means a cheap place to go.

I am happy this place opened - really like how they offer many authentic as well as Chinese American options. It looks the same as the previous restaurant that was here which is fine. The food was alright but they have such an extensive menu that I would like to go back and try different dishes! We got 3 different things: 1. Sticky rice with ribs and corn - this was only ok. I found this on other reviews but it just wasnt for me. I felt like the ribs were a bit bland and the corn didn't add very much either so it was just a lot of plain sticky rice. 2. Califlower with pork - this was my FAVORITE. Definitely going to reorder this. 3. Crispy sweet and spicy chicken - this was good but definitely extremely heavy in oil. It was one of those dishes you need to share with others... a few bites and you're good. Definitely crispy though so A+ for texture. Will definitely get takeout next time instead of dining in and try other dishes!

Boiled fish with purple perilla. It was great eating first time, second time within several weeks, Shiso was not there like first time I ate, Vishal can see they may put 1 leaf shredded unlike last time I ate, it had a lot more Shiso flavor as well as leaves itself...

Excellent food. Try the green pepper eggplant with century egg. Ask for it spicy, mash it up, and eat it with rice. It's amazing every time. Mao's red braised pork and soup bao are also very good.

How has it taken so long for me to get here?? I live in the area and have heard good things about the food and I have to admit I wasn't disappointed! The General Gao's chicken is probably the best in the area so I imagine I'll be ordering from there for pickup in the future. And the ambience for a Friday night was PERFECT and not too rowdy. One thing I found funny was I was with two of my friends and none of us are of Asian descent and it seemed like almost all other patrons were, so the staff asked us twice if we wanted cutlery instead of chopsticks and we said we were fine. But we found it funny because it felt like we were being called out for how white we are

I'm from Hunan-Changsha. This is very authentic Hunan dish restaurant !! Probably one of the best in the U.S!. I'm visiting Boston this time, I wish I could have it everyday. This helps my food homesick I strongly recommend this place and please support their business

Nice atmosphere. Different textures and flavors. Would go back. Order the eggplant with pa dan and fish in broth.

I have been here 3 times. This is my 4th visit and may be the last visit. Every time I come here, the food quality becomes lower. The first visit really impressed me, the food was really Hunan style and authentic. The spicy level, dry crispy taste were very rich. Now the food are barely around average. The stinky tofu I had today was watery and even didn't get fried properly. It's not stinky and spicy at all. Fried clams were stuffed with sands in clam meat. They even use bell pepper instead of traditional spicy Chinese pepper. I really hope they can go back and acquire what they possessed.

This is near BC campus and I heard this restaurant is a hit amongst BC Chinese students. Overall a great but expensive place for Hunan Food, as 2 appetizers and a main dish for 3 came up to around $70 - something total. The cold noodles are just ma, no la, but it's amazing. The flavors were bursting even though it's ma and paralyzes my tongue and it's so refreshing. I really liked the cucumbers (I usually hate cucumbers). 5/5 The mochi is warm and chewy, served alongside a flavorful brown sugar sauce. I wish I could bring the sauce home so I can make brown sugar milk tea at home. It's great, I wish the actual mochi was more flavorful because I need to cut it into little pieces and drown them in the sauce. 4/5 The beef in the golden sour soup was amazing. It was extremely flavorful and just the perfect thing to end off the night. The portion of this is also giant. My only complaint is that it isn't spicy enough. 5/5 The ambiance is great, service is great. The decor is really nice. They had a mini table ordering thing that doesn't work :( it would have been great if it did. I can't vouch for the authenticity of the food because I have never been to Hunan but my international Chinese friend said it is authentic. I can wholeheartedly say that it is one of the best Chinese, especially Hunan, restaurants in the Boston area.

We had takeout from here about a week ago. I ordered the chicken and broccoli. The Hub got sesame chicken. I loved my meal! Thanks to being stomachless ,I got 3 meals out of it. It doesn't even lose flavor when reheated. My husband got 2 meals out of his. Online ordering was easy. You register by phone number and you get a code and then a text that the order has been confirmed. You pay as you usually would on a platform. No email confirmation. Will be coming back!

Food is good, but they use paper containers for my to-go food with soup and sauce. Thanks to that, my car's truck is full of oil and sauce. :)

If you like food from the Hunan region (known for spicy food), this food is amazing. Stick to the authentic items on the menu and the food is great. My dad tried to order once, he ordered only the stuff he recognized from Americanized chinese food, and the food was just fine for what it was, but not nearly as tasty as the authentic items on the menu. Try the pea pod stems, healthy and delicious.

Tried Happy Hunan for the first time, based on other reviews. Got takeout - pea sprouts, sesame chicken and spicy crispy chicken. After tax and 10% tip it came to $80!! I'm not sure I can justify that cost (see portion size in pic). So, pretty expensive in my view. That said, the food was good, and ready in time. ¡NO unnecessary PLASTIC! They used waxed paper boxes for the less juicy stuff, and no stupid plastic cutlery. Thank you Happy Hunan for doing what every restaurant should have been doing for at least the last 3 decades! Also, the menu is diverse and interesting, and appears authentic to this admittedly unfamiliar patron. Lastly, the dining room was surprisingly large and inviting.

A group of us stopped in before a BC football game and picked 3 different main dishes and shared them among our group. We got a beef, a pork and a chicken dish and some fried rice and they were all great, the crispy chicken was perfect and there was plenty for everyone. We'd be glad to go back and try some of the exotic items they had just to see what they were like.

Happy Hunan Kitchen: Delicious! From the service to the ambiance to the food itself, this place has it all! I got the steamed pork belly with mustard green, pepper and pork stir fry, golden beef soup, cauliflower and the spicy wings. With the exception of the wings, everything was super delicious. The pork was melt in your mouth tasty and the peppers and pork was spicy yet flavorful; both of these dishes made me eat three bowls of rice! The only thing I wouldn't recommend is the chicken wings. It was crispy and spicy, but the spice was a little overwhelming and it was a stranger spice than I was used to. But this could have just been due to personal preference. Overall, would highly recommend Happy Hunan Kitchen! Absolutely delicious and would come back.

Very disappointed. Based on the reviews, expected so much more. Ribs were not outstanding, as they say in menu. Tough. Gristle in steak. Big globs of chicken in the Gaos.

Very impressed by this restaurant. Food tasted like home cooked goodness without the typical grease one finds in some Chinese restaurants. We had the Shaomai (not the tiny "shumai" known by Americans but a Hunan specialty). My grandmother was from Hunan and used to make them when I was growing up. We also had the Mao red braised pork, stir fried Chinese lettuce and stir fried lotus roots. All were delicious. Can't wait to come back to explore the menu!

The ordering and delivery of the meal was easy but the food definitely lacking. We ordered 4 dishes, and three were pretty flavorless, the 4th just barely better. Chicken and broccoli was the best, good quality ingredients but the sauce very plain. Scallion pancakes just tasted like fried dough, no real flavor, a noodle dish pretty greasy and a bit more spices and taste, and the smoked tofu really boring too. No veggies, not much taste. Disappointing.

Excellent spicy food. Favorite dishes are the eggplant with century egg, the fried green beans, and the noodles with pork.

Really delicious and authentic Human food. One of my favorite Chinese restaurants in the area. Every dish is a highlight - the eggplant with century egg is extremely tasty (probably the best that I've ever had), the steamed fish fillet is very well-cooked and served in a impressive iron container, and the two other dishes are equally great. Would definitely love to visit again or order delivery.

We ordered another delivery. This time we ordered the less spicy dishes, as sweet and sour short ribs糖醋排骨，stir-fried pork tripe葱香肚丝，scallion chicken 葱香鸡，thin-sliced beef in golden soup 酸汤肥牛, pepper eggplant and century egg (again)擂青椒茄子皮蛋. I typically did not order Chinese food in Boston as I have been quite picky about the taste of nostalgia. It's the first time I tired pig tripe but that has blown my mind! This restaurant did change my miserable life of not being able to go back home during the Covid pandemic...the other thing is, although items seems pricy in terms of Chinese food, the portion size is generous (even for appetizers) and the food is always high quality.

We ordered with Uber eats. Food came warm and well packed. The wings were excellent - spicy and tasty even after next day. The fish was packed nicely. My boyfriend really liked the pork and mustard but I didn't quite like the flavor. I generally did not like Chinese food delivery because it got oily and greasy but this was very nicely packed.

The food here is super authentic and delicious! Have greatly enjoyed every takeout so far! Fantastic work and service! 超级正宗！非常好吃！

Great food and atmosphere! Authentic food. Nice staff. Yea we liked it a lot. Will come back.

The food here is really high-quality. Very authentic and cooked with quality and taste in mind. Service is good too. Not those Chinese restaurants that make you wonder about their oil or leave your stomach feeling sick. Everything tastes so good. My favorite dishes are actually vegetable ones. For someone who doesn't like eating vegetables much, I can't stop eating their veggie dishes, esp the eggplant and string beans. Highly recommend!

I rarely write any review, but I really can't help this time. My daughter loves a few dishes from this restaurant. When she came back from the college, she recommended to order the take out for here. Maybe due to the inflation, dishes are overpriced. A beef stew is $29!.95. Besides the price, I was so disappointed by a dish that I ordered to try something new- stir-fry tanyuan, it was completely different from what the had shown. For a few tanyuan(sticky rice balls), it was 25.95! What a ripoff!

3 stars for now BUT I feel they can do much better, I see the potential, and will return to try other dishes at this restaurant. Things that went right Steamed Meat Bao Bao ( I like the cute name) - the bf said the filling taste really good but dough to meat ratio is off. Too much of the former although the steamed buns are light and fluffy. Need more meat game. Juicy Pork Dumplings - the family said filling taste great. Our bad since it's takeout and dumplings were cold when they got it. The skin tasted doughy when cold Chairman Mao Braised Pork - ordered less spicy for the nieces. They said it's flavorful Underwhelming dishes Stinky Tofu - Where is the stink? Seriously! Tasted more like regular tofu in a cumin flavored sauce Chef Hua's pan fried tofu - We asked for Hunan Spicy and were underwhelmed. We can see the pickled peppers in the broth but really, it was so mild that my nieces who can't eat spicy food said it's not spicy Service is friendly. Waited for a little while even though we ordered it online and arrived 5 mins after the pick up time. Minor flaw. Will return and try other dishes. We see potential with the steamed buns and would love to try their sticky rice dumplings.

This is a restaurant that my family regularly goes to when we crave for authentic, spicy Chinese food. There are some great dishes, like steam fish and stir fry. The ambiance is pretty great (we love the music). Last night, they messed up our order and made us wait for 30+ mins, but they were honest and polite, giving us a 15% discount at the end. So we didn't leave feeling unsatisfied or angry.

Best Hunan food in Boston. This is really a 4.5 star review with the added caveat because some dishes are hit or miss (for dishes that are more regional specialities outside of Hunan, for example) and can be a bit pricey. However, the actual Hunan food is amazing - I am obsessed with the chicken gizzard w/ green beans. They have an online ordering system that's pretty convenient (with some UX improvements needed) and while I've only ever ordered takeout, the staff has been really friendly every time I've gone to pick up my order.

This place is awesome! I don't know about what used to be here -- sushi??? -- but this place is super legit, delicious Hunan food. (If you've never had it, you've gotta try it -- you might be forgiven if you mistake it for Sichuan cuisine but just because it's spicy doesn't mean it's the same! Hunan cuisine is one of the great 8 sub-cuisines of China and it's excellent: spicy, yes, but also really complex; plays with sour, savory flavors much more often.) We got takeout via Doordash (COVID, hooray) and it came on time, hot, and delicious. We got the sticky rice with steamed ribs and corn ($22), the sauteed Chinese cauliflower with pork belly ($16ish), the chicken gizzards with pickled longbeans, and the pork lard fried rice. Everything was excellent. The fried rice was rich and aromatic without relying overly on salt. The gizzards were great -- the longbeans do a lot to offset the gamey taste and texture of gizzards. The cauliflower was to die for, and the ribs were also beautifully tender and flavorful. Total, we paid $85 after tip (delivery was free). Portions were generous; if the food weren't so delicious, we probably would've had enough for 5 meals (2 people)... I can't wait to order takeout from this place again, and visit in person after all this is over! Hunan cuisine is going to be the next hot thing in the same way Sichuan was 5 years ago, and I'm here for it.

Sad to see this place doesn't have more reviews! I don't know what Hunan food is supposed to be like, but everything I've gotten from here has been super tasty, and also a nice departure from typical Chinese-American takeout. My fav dish from here has been the steamed pork ribs over sticky rice and corn. The porky flavor infuses the rice and sweet corn and it's soooo good. The corn almost tastes like sweet cornbread thanks to all the fat and sticky rice surrounding it. We also got the spicy chicken gizzards. For the record, I'm a wimp and ordered everything on the "less spicy" scale, which turned out to be the perfect spice level for me. I'm glad they offer like real deal spicy for heat-lovers, but also respect kinda wimpy folks like me :) Gizzards sounds weird, but combined with rice reminded me a lot of a southern dirty rice, except a little more acidic and spicy. The cauliflower dish was fantastic because they were stir fried with bacon. Reminded me of a lighter, crunchier version of collard greens and lardons. I guess I don't know anything about Hunan food, but the strong, fatty and smoky flavors kinda reminds of American southern food. Anyway, this place has proven itself to me. I'd feel confident ordering any dish, even though I don't know what any of them are supposed to be like. But I'm sure they'll all be fun and delicious surprises!

Foods are great but the girl answering phone is not helpful and unnecessarily arrogant.

I tried My Happy Hunan Kitchen through Doordash and it was fantastic! I ordered the Chicken Gizzard with Pickled Greens ($17.95) with Hunan Level spice. I love Chicken Gizzards but I haven't tried it this way. The gizzards were thinly cut so that it wasnt overly chewy. The pickled greens were spicy and tangy. The flavors were so robust. It was quite oily but I think it is inevitable when it comes to dishes like this. It was also an easy fix to drain it out! The hunan level spice definitely got me sweating and eating ice cream afterwards. I highly suggest this level if you love spicy food. The price is pretty steep but I think that the quality and generous portions make up for it. I was only able to eat 1/4 of it and I froze the leftovers to enjoy in the future.

Ordered from this place tonight after walking past it every day. Got the pork dumplings, fried string beans and eggplant, and sesame chicken. Holy cow, this place is delicious. The quality of the food is really high. The produce is fresh and the meat is choice cuts. Will be coming back constantly.