SHU Spicy Sichuan Food

We tried here two Sichuan dishes: tofu soup and vegetables with meat. Both of them were super spicy 🌶️ (we like it a lot!), BUT half of soup bowl is the fatty oil/bouillon. It is not possible to eat. Vegetables are a bit better, but also with a lot of oil/fat. I left the place hungry.

Loved the food, everything was amazing and authentic. Very large portions for the price aswell! The Zhong‘s dumplings were the best dumplings I ever had, if you come here theyre a must try!

I ordered dumplings labeled with one fire, they were very tasty and not too spicy.

The food was very delicious. I had spicy tripes as the starter and kung-pao chicken, both really very nice. The rest of the group also enjoyed their dishes. Good beer on tap was available too. The only problem was that the service was very confused. For our larger group, two starters and two main dishes arrived at first only. Then, we had to wait really long for the rest. Moreover, my starter arrived after I had long finished my main dish. Still, it was delicious enough for me to be tempted to come again :).

Great food and pretty good portion for the price. Clean environment and washroom too. The food was great and authentic. One of the best Sichuan food in European countries I’ve visited so far. If i ever come back to Vienna, I will go there again!

What an experience! Honestly just if you don’t know, if you don’t like spicy food you will have a bit trouble to find something for you. Honestly it’s not too hot but if your not used to eat spicy it could get tricky. Overall, super kind staff! Really big traditional portions and the price for that is also good. One of the good Chinese cuisine not just fried duck with noodles or something…

Generous portions and delicious food. Sadly I couldn’t try the hotpot as it had a 2-people minimum, but I saw other guests with hotpots and it looked fantastic (also the amount). Two things to keep in mind before you come here: 1. It’s very warm and humid inside due to the steaming hot pots - wear layers. 2. If ordering a la carte, the sauces can have a lot of oil. It’s delicious but if (like me) you’re not used to it, order carefully.

very reasonable price (cheaper than a lot of chinese restaurants) food taste LEGIT. Sichuan chicken involved chicken and cucumbers. As a starter, the dish size is not too small but only cost €6, highly recommended. another starter the potato is quite like cantonese food, also recommended. we also ordered 2 soda drinks lychee and mango. also taste good. GUYS NEED TO TRY IF UR IN VIENNA