Jorge Yau
Google
We were really impressed with the food. We ordered three dishes: the original spicy sauerkraut fish, the tomato sauerkraut fish, and the Chongqing dry pepper chicken.
The original spicy version was definitely the star. The broth was bold, tangy, and spicy, with that deep, addictive flavor that comes from the pickled mustard greens. The fish itself was perfectly cooked and tender and silky, soaking up all the flavors of the soup.
The tomato sauerkraut fish was lighter and not spicy. The tomato base gave it a nice sweetness that balanced beautifully with the sour pickled vegetables. It’s a great choice for anyone who prefers a milder but still flavorful dish.
We also really enjoyed the Chongqing dry pepper chicken. It was crispy, spicy, and packed with the numbing peppercorns. It paired really well with the sauerkraut fish dishes and added a nice variety to the meal.