Tasty Szechuan

Phenomenal and Authentic. Every dish unique and so tasty ~ The flavors were amazing! Loved the cucumber salad. The watermelon juice was delicious! Comfortable, cozy atmosphere and friendly and service! Lovely!

I was surprised to find a delicious Chinese restaurant in Concord, especially Szechuan cuisine. Of course, the menu also has American Chinese food ，lol It was Chinese New Year and they had a Chinese New Year set menu with bork belly & whole fish. But because my father liked their fried rice noodles, we chose to order all single dish . Rice noodles was very testy , beef , chicken and giant shrimp, noodles texture is there with good flavor. Dancing shrimp also is good , with garlic on top , glasses noodles under . Szechuan is famous for spicy. But we can't eat spicy food, server was very nice and said we could make it non-spicy. Will return again absolutely. I think here will become my father food togo favorite. Easy parking , clean , good service , good price , delicious food .

On my last night in San Francisco we decided to go out for Chinese food. One of my cousins recommended this restaurant. We were not disappointed. The place was not busy, except for a large party and a couple of smaller tables. Which was understandable as it was a cold Monday night. We ordered Hot and Sour soup for all 5 of us, Fried Rice, Cumin Lamb, General Tso's Chicken and Black Pepper Shrimp. The soup was delicious and came in a huge bowl...more than enough for 8-9 people. We enjoyed all the dishes, including the cumin lamb. This dish is different from what I've had at PF Changs. Not as good as PF Changs, but interesting. Service was quick and efficient and very friendly. The only thing I found odd was they bring everything together. We expected to have soup first and then rice and protein. But first came the Chicken, then the soup, shrimp etc and finally the rice. Oh well. It was okay. We managed. I'd definitely go back again. It's been a long time since I've had good Chinese food.

What a gem! This newly opened Szechuan restaurant in Concord is a true delight. Recommended by my lovely companion, it exceeded all expectations with its excellent service, sleek yet welcoming design, and, most importantly, outstanding food quality. If you’re a fan of Sichuan cuisine, this place is a must-visit. From the flavorful boiled fish, lamb, and beef to the perfectly cooked noodles, every dish was a delight. We couldn’t even finish everything—despite our best efforts! As a nod to tradition, they even treated us to complimentary noodles in honor of my father’s birthday, symbolizing longevity. Not to be overlooked are the crispy, non-deep-fried green beans, which were simply out of this world. The warm welcomes and attentive service from the waitstaff were also greatly appreciated. With its simple yet ample seating, including convenient turntables, this restaurant offers both comfort and efficiency. Overall, it has quickly become our new favorite Chinese restaurant!

Honestly my favorite Chinese restaurant in Concord!!! The chili fried chicken and lamb with cumin are so good that I had to limit myself from eating too much before my family could get to it hahaha. The boiled fish is super soft and has good sourness, very tasty. The staff are very nice and it's super clean inside, thankfully with good ventilation so you can sweat out all the spice lololol

This place is really nice! They give you free tea in this nice teapot and free peanuts too and I actually don’t see many restaurants doing this. The place is clean. The food is fresh and delicious. I honestly was not expecting much but definitely exceeded my expectations! Will definitely be coming back here again soon

This place is located in a strip mall. There are lots of free parking spaces available. Lots of food choices on their menu. I ordered their eggplant and orange chicken to go. Orange chicken was good, but the eggplant was bland. Staff were helpful and friendly. The place looked clean and well organized.

Very lovely little restaurant. Everything was delicious and felt homemade. The fried shrimp were some of the best I've had and the dumplings were amazing. Great for a family dinner or with friends. Highly recommend.

Mom and I came here for lunch just by chance and we were blown away! The service was outstanding! Sylvona was fantastic, as was the young man working along side her but I didn't catch his name. The vibe was so easy breezy in there, mom and I just chatted away. The food was extremely tasty as well. We both had honey walnut prawns. It tasted amazing. We also had pot stickers. You could taste the freshness of the food. They boxed our food for us so neatly afterwards. The entire experience was 5 stars. I really dig the cups they serve the water in and it came with a lemon!!;) Next time mom and I agreed to be more adventurous with our orders. The rest of the menu looks delicious. Don't you love leaving a restaurant now a days feeling like it was money well spent? We will definitely be back.

Aug 24, 2025 2 pm Solid four stars We went here for a family lunch. A few observations. One male waiter talks to fast when repeating our order. This may have caused some confusion. A woman comes over ten minutes later to tell us "Sorry, we are out of Dancing Prawns." We told her we hadn't ordered Dancing Prawns. She said "Oh good, you didn't order Dancing Prawns." The Walnut Prawns we ordered were brought out much too early. Better if they were timed closer to our other items. They forgot to bring us our cola.. To the young waitress. You are charming and attentive but perhaps look up what Sichuan peppers are and how they make for a numbing mouth sensation. We had to fact check you. There are two Choose Your Own Gender bathrooms. The one I used was clean but I had to wrestle with the towel dispenser. It is unclear if it is supposed to be motion activated or not. Some noisy man from Oakland seemed to have stopped by just for a glass of water and to chat up the charming waitress. Seemed to go on for about 30 minutes. I would ask my employees to discourage that. The food was satisfying. Nothing overly impressive but it was a solid Good. I felt the price was fare. The place looks clean and organized. (Organized but for that Dancing Prawn thing.)

Holy one of the best Szechuan spots in the Bay Area and rivals China Village in Albany. The service was amazing and all the servers were super friendly and offering recommendations when needed. As for the food, the food was the highlight. It had just enough spice to get the tongue going, but still managed to be so so flavorful. When I am in the area or craving szcheuan, l'll def make sure to come back here!

Came here on a Thursday afternoon and there were lots of seats available. The restaurant was bright and very clean. There were also plenty of parking available. The staff was friendly and checked on me several times. The staff also asked if I needed an extra bowl to eat with. I ordered the boiled fish fillet which was very good. It was not too spicy for me since I can eat very spicy. I wish the spare ribs with cumin could be more salty. It was crispy and only missing the salt flavor. A bowl of Rice cost $1.50. I would come back next time and order the same dishes again.

I am so glad something like this opened up near me! I love my Chinese spicy numbing spice food and this place did not disappoint. The place is not too small and roomy and we went on a Friday night 7:30pm with no wait. The service was very attentive and quick. We ordered the scallion pancakes, dried fried green beans (not spicy), cumin lamb, spicy chicken wing, fish fillet in chili oil and of course steamed rice with it. This was perfect for four people. Everything that is spicy was a good amount of spice. My favorite is the fish - so soft and the chili oil sauce is flavorful on rice. Second would be the chicken wings, so crispy! Just beware there are bones but that's what makes them moist and tender. Cumin lamb is an honorable mention as well. I cannot wait to come back to try other things on the menu!

We were craving spicy Chinese food and this place did not disappoint. We ordered the fish with chili oil, chicken wings, green beans, and scallion pancake. The food was amazing. It was flavorful and tasted like chilies. Will definitely come back again. Lots of parking and space inside to sit.

Moving to the bay, I'm so happy to find a good Szechuan place nearby! The food was really good! The eggplant was full of flavor! The Mala Xiang guo was pretty good as well, for the buck it's definitely worth ordering! For around $20, you can order up to 3 meats and 3 veggies! The pig ear salad was one of our favorite dishes here! Definitely worth coming back! However, I noticed that the restaurant was a bit dirty. There were pieces of food on the ground. Hopefully, that issue can be addressed soon! Otherwise, I would come back! For all three dishes, the bill came out to around $56!

The service was amazing here and the restaurant itself is very nice. However, the food was not the best. The noodles were not very flavorful along with the beef and green beans. I would only recommend their walnut prawns which were very flavorful and tasty.

My review of Tasty Szechuan is long overdue. We have enjoyed dinner here several times over the past 10 months. Very tasty food. Friendly people. Decent location that is close to our home. While we like to try new things, DH and I will probably never order something like Gluttonous Bullfrogs. Too much for our Western tastes. But on our first visit I was adventurous enough to order the Special XinJiang Style Chicken with Noodles even though I had no clear idea what it was. Surely I would like chicken and noodles. First of all it was a huge portion and served in a casserole-style dish. Guess that why it is also known as Big Plate. In addition to noodles, it had potatoes which I don't associate with Chinese cooking. The chicken was unboned and essentially hacked into small pieces. Flavorful but a little hard to eat. Plenty to take home. I later read more about this dish and learned it was originally served to truck drivers on the highways of XinJiang. While I would probably never order it again, I'm glad I tried it. As a pre-entree, we've enjoyed both the Pan-fried Pot Stickers and Hot and Sour Soup. IMO the soup is some of the best in the Concord area. The first couple of visits, we avoided the Chinese American section of the menu, but admit on recent visits we have ordered a few of our favorites from that part of the menu. A new dish on our last visit was Dancing Shrimp. DH saw it online, but did not see it on the menu when we sat down. Then I looked up and saw a small poster advertising four new dishes including Dancing Shrimp. Twelve good-sized shrimp were topped with minced garlic and served on a bed of glass noodles. Try it! We are glad we did. Tasty Szechuan seems to have a very thriving takeout business, although we prefer to dine in. Plenty of booths and tables. Soothing colors and nice dishware. A small dish of Spanish peanuts and hot tea always arrive at the table shortly after we are seated. Forks are almost always offered, but we prefer chopsticks even it we struggle with some foods. I am still waiting for Tasty to have a liquor license. While hot tea is fine, sometimes I like a beer with spicy food. If you have a friend whose idea of Chinese food is Panda Express, don't bring them to Tasty Szechuan. Or maybe you should bring them ... and introduce them to some of the best Chinese food in Concord!

Highly recommend checking them out if you are in the area and want some good Chinese food. Modernly decorated and very clean establishment. Staff were very friendly and attentive they made sure we had everything we needed. When you sit down they even bring out complimentary tea and peanuts. The peanuts are addicting. We ordered the sliced beef in chili oil and the beef chow fun. The beef in chili oil was perfectly spicy and compliments the cabbage and bean sprouts in the dish. I also recommend the chow fun, similar to chow mein but with a wide ribbon noodle. We will be going by again to try more from their menu!

Id rather eat Safeway Chinese food. At least they aren't rude to people. Wont ever go back to this dive

I was hungry and wanted something different but didn't know exactly what and the nice lady at the counter helped me find something I would like and was super patient with me and kind she treated me like royalty because it was my first time there even though I asked for to go she came out while I was waiting and served me some tea and peanuts and some soup she's amazing! Had the biggest smile on her face made me forget all my troubles. Also the food was hot and fresh. 5 stars.

TASTY! I definitely recommend. Glad to see more Szechuan style Chinese food in Concord. This place has a family feel to it and everyone was very friendly. It's off of Clayton and Treat in a large shopping center so it has plenty of parking. I order the spicy fried chicken, shrimp chow fun, and minced meat with chives. Everything was so good. I would love to go back and try the spicy fried pork intestines they looked so good.

We've been eating take out from Tastys every Sunday for the last year and a few random week-days. The food is delicious! It is clean. We always order the egg rolls which are nice and light along with the Honey Walnut Prawns Lunch Special that they run well into the afternoon. They are crispy and we always request no walnuts since I am allergic to nuts. They have never once made a mistake regarding the nuts. We order the wontons in chili oil and the vegetarian chow mein. I think no matter what you order you would be happy. I would highly recommend Tasty Szechuan. It is a small stand alone restaurant with a few booths and a couple of tables.

First time visit, ordered a couple of items for takeout. The staff were friendly. The food was mediocre at best. The siu mai dumplings had a grainy texture and little flavor. The garlic crab fried rice had very little crab and strong off-garlic flavor that overpowered the crab anyway. For the price and food quality I won't bother to try them again.

Phenomenal and Authentic. Every dish unique and so tasty ~ The flavors were amazing! Loved the cucumber salad. The watermelon juice was delicious! Comfortable, cozy atmosphere and friendly and service!

I use DoorDash because I don't drive and first time I got wrong order but after tasting the mistake it is now my go to and love everything about it except for DoorDash pricing but will continue to order as this is the best in town over all else! love tasty Szechuan!

Solid 4.5 restaurant. Great service, friendly staff. Super tasty food. The shrimp & pork sioma was something we never had before and it was delicious. Asked for the Schezuan Beef to be made mild and they nailed it. We really enjoyed the pot stickers as well. We will be back to try some more dishes!

My family and I love Tasty Szechuan. Every dish we have tried has been delicious. My dad is not normally someone who will express how much he enjoyed a restaurant but on the rare occasions where he has, Tasty Szechuan was one of them. Their menu is extensive but each dish is flavored perfectly. I really like their boiled fish with pickles, chili fried chicken, garlic eggplant, and mapo tofu. But I have to say their honey walnut prawns is hands down the best I've ever had, something about their sauce makes it superior to all others. Not only is the food consistent but so is the service. Their staff is friendly and gave us freshly fried sesame balls as dessert at the end of our meal.

Tasty Szechwan serves up some solid Chinese food, but there are a few things that could be improved. The dishes I've tried have been tasty, but the portions are on the smaller side for the price. It feels a little overpriced given the serving sizes, which left me wanting more. The ambience is nothing special--kind of feels like a cafeteria setting, so it's not the best place for a cozy, sit-down meal. That said, the service has always been friendly and the servers are nice, which adds a positive touch to the experience. One thing I'd love to see is a larger variety of dumpling and noodle options on the menu. Overall, it's a decent spot for a quick bite, but I'm hoping they can improve on value and menu variety.

Great Szechuan spot in the area. I've had them togo, dine-in, more szechuan regional dishes, and more Chinese American dishes. Their deep fried intestines are a fan favorite, though I do find them to have that slightly grimy intestine taste. Not my fav imo but love the flavors aside from that. The kao yu or spicy grilled fish is delicious. Giant portion that can easily feed a family of four alone with just rice. Plenty of veg and well seasoned. So delicate that I assumed it was braised. The honey walnut prawns and chicken fried rice are lovely as well. The green beans do seem very ginger forward which can be unexpected. Staff is friendly as well and food is relatively quick.

I'm new to Concord, but I've been to this place about 5-6 times in the past few months. The food is gas. Everything is extremely flavorful. The cumin lamb is an absolute standout and the fresh watermelon juice is also a delight. The Pacheco location is also dynamite. The service is extremely friendly and attentive as well.

After all the great reviews, decided to try this place for take out. Staff are friendly and restaurant seemed clean. I was served right away and was able to place my order. The kind woman working there gave me some recommendations. I was a little shocked at some of the prices. $15 for fried rice seemed like a lot. But oh well, my kid really wanted it. Ended up spending over $100 on takeout for four people with the intent of having some leftovers for lunch. I told them I'd be back in a little bit after running an errand. An hour later, my food was still not ready. There were only three tables full in the restaurant, so I'm not sure what the holdup was except one of the staff eventually told me that they were out of one of our dishes and we're having it brought over from another restaurant. OK well that was odd but glad we got our food eventually. The food was just mediocre. Nothing to write home about. One of my kids said it tasted frozen. My husband thought it all sort of tasted the same. I would have to agree. The plum sauce for my mu shu did not seem like plum sauce. It was like I got some other soy sauce type item instead and, we didn't get any actual soy sauce or fortune cookies, to the disappointment of my kids. That's fine as I know that's more of an American thing but overall, we were not impressed

Food is fresh and seasoned perfectly!! I'm definitely coming back and bringing friends and family.

Ordered take-away again today. Their hot & sour soup (vegetarian by request) hits the spot for these cold weather, I like ordering from their website and the kind ladies at the restaurant told me they can also make Fried Chili fish instead of chicken on menu. I love that they accommodate special requests. If you're seeking authentic Szechuan food, this is the place. I am so happy I live nearby. :)

A bustling, new (at least to me), yummy option for Chinese and Chinese American food in the area! My first visit to Tasty Szechuan (aka Tasty Szechuan Noodles) was on a Saturday evening and while my party of 4 did not have to wait, tables were pretty full and remained that way for the duration of dinnertime. The restaurant was bright and decorated. Service was fairly attentive, with waitresses checking in on us throughout the meal. We ordered: - Wontons in chili oil (3/5): good meat flavor in wontons but chili oil a bit diluted - Deep Fried chitterlings with peppers (4/5): great crunch and chew even for the shy eater - Fish in hot chili broth (4.5/5): great spice, addition of napa and bean sprouts were delicious. Get rice to pair with though! - sauteed eggplant and green beans (4/5) good flavor and texture despite two unlike veggies in one dish - mapo tofu (4/5) yum! Spicy though and red I'd like to come back and try more dishes. They also have a great lunch special on Chinese-American dishes, although normal prices are reasonable too.

Finally got to try this place after hearing high praise from friends. Can we say spicy and authentic??? This is real Sichuan cuisine so come prepared for flavor. But the chili and peppercorns does not overwhelm the flavor. The fish was so tender and delicious. The lotus sweetness still came thru.The beef and short ribs melted in your mouth. You can order via QR code or with the server. The tea was hot. The dining room was light and modern. The service was friendly and quick. Parking is easy in the shopping center. Can't wait to try more.

Located off of Treat, right around the corner before it turns into Clayton, you can find Tasty Sichuan. If you want an easy to find landmark, just look for Starbucks at the intersection of Treat and Clayton, and you'll be able to track down this spot. The place is decently sized, at the place itself isn't huge, but the way it's laid out, there's plenty of tables inside for seating. The service at the spot was just okay overall. It wasn't bad, but for a restaurant that just opened, and nobody was inside, they really weren't all that attentive to the people who were sitting down, even when there weren't any to-go orders coming in. Had to go out of our way to walk up to the counter at one point to flag someone down having sat down for a good 5 minutes after getting the menu, but it happens, so I'll overlook it this time. The menu they have is, not quite the selection I had hoped for, but they do have most of the general stuff there, so it's fine. The pricing is, just okay, but comparable to the other Sichuan spots around. One thing I do wish they had was an actual lunch menu, for their Sichuan dishes, or some combination of them. They do have a "lunch" menu, but it's under their Chinese American section, which is what we decided to try today because, how can anyone mess this up right? We tried out two things, the honey walnut prawns, and the kung pao chicken. The honey walnut prawns were alright, nothing special, and you don't get a whole lot of shrimp from the order. The kung pao chicken was...really weird. It wasn't really kung pao chicken as the sauce they used was really sweet, and mixed with the ginger, it kind of gave off a really bitter taste profile when combined together. The spiciness from the kung pao wasn't right either, and just ended up eating a very pasty chicken dish that wasn't very good. I don't know, perhaps trying their Sichuan stuff next time may get me a better idea of the kind of food they serve, but if they can't even get the simplest dishes such as kung pao chicken right, and they already look down on these dishes clearly by stating they're "Chinese American" dishes, which they can't even get that right, I'm a bit hard pressed to believe how spot on the rest of the stuff will be, but may give a try again in the future, though, there's so many more dumpling and noodle, but I guess you could still come here for the Sichuan stuff since there's still just a handful of those around, though, there is one down Treat in Countrywood too if you want other options. Not a great first impression I guess, but hey, I'm optimistic next time will be better.

Fridge was completely empty. Wanted to have Chinese food for takeout and settled on Tasty Szechuan. Our online order was fulfilled in around 25 minutes. Steamed Sole Fillets with Tofu and Chilies (剁椒鱼片) was pipping hot when we unwrapped it: meticulously cling-wrapped and covered by aluminium foil, beautifully laid out in a large aluminium pan. The fillets (swai) were shiny, with smooth texture, not too salty and had a great mouthfeel especially when paired with dashes of chili/bean paste (no ma) toppings. The gravy/sauce was neutral tasting, quite oily. Tofu underneath the fish was soft (not the silky variety). Enjoyed napa cabbage slices underneath as well. Would have preferred the dish to have more spice elements to it. Salt Pepper fish fillet (with plenty of garlic) was good sized, but lacked crispness (can be rectified with a stint in oven). The staffs (and owner) were very friendly during pickup and reminded me to be careful with the liquid in the container.

I had always been ordering Tasty Szechuan from the delivery apps and loved their Potstickers and the Kung Pao Chicken. I had always seen where the restaurant was located and finally had a chance to dine in the restaurant in Concord location. The place looks larger inside than from looking from the outside. We slid into a booth with a party of 4 and we were greeted with Hot tea. The lady who greeted us actually works at both locations and recognized the family. Apparently the family picks up take out at the Pacheco location quite a bit. We had ordered a lot of food and all of it was really good. My favorite was the Orange Chicken but that Veggie Chowmein comes in to a close 2nd. We had ordered Tofu , Chicken Fried Rice, Pot Stickers, and Spring Egg rolls. Those roasted Peanuts they serve as an appetizer are also very good and they give you more if you ask for them. We will go back for more of their menu items when we are craving Chinese food.

On this Saturday, we gathered for a large family lunch. We walked into a super clean Chinese restaurant that even had a clean restroom! I love that they were able to accommodate our party of 18 people with huge appetites. The seats are pretty comfy as they are padded for your comfort. At first, my toddler sat in one chair until they brought him a highchair; the highchair wasn't as comfortable as the adult chair, so we switched back to the comfy chair. I didn't get a chance to take photos of all the food because everyone was so hungry that the boys at our table just started eating. I asked the owner, Scott, which were his top three favorite dishes. Three of the dishes that he chose were already on our table as we ordered the chicken wings, the won ton with chili oil, and the walnut shrimp. He was super nice! The customer service was amazing!! My favorite dishes were the xlb's with the fresh filling where the quality can be tasted! The won ton with chili oil is a must have!! Next time, we want to try the cucumber salad. We ordered four tables full of entrees, and were too full to try more.

We love this place. Been coming here since they opened and we feel lucky to have authentic Sichuan food here in Concord. I've lived in SF and Oakland and honestly think the flavors here are some of the best -- super authentic, spicy, and really consistent. A lot of places can be hit or miss, but this place always gets it right. The owners and staff are so friendly and welcoming. The vibe is laid back, clean, and you can tell they really care about both the food and their customers. Some of our favorites: the spicy wontons are amazing -- thin, slippery wrappers and just the right flavor. The spicy boiled fish is definitely a favorite with numbing spice. The sour bean noodles are something special and hard to find elsewhere, and everything from tea-smoked duck, dumplings to cucumber salad and green beans are consistently great. As regulars, highly recommend.

My first time to eat here with my family. It was the best food and service was excellent, and ambiancy. Would be definitely coming for 25th wedding anniversary!!!

I ordered a soup and it was good. Although for the price I would have liked more meat. The pork buns were great. They tasted very fresh. Good customer service. I was able to call and pick up. I enjoyed both. The soup was huge, definetly to share.

Updated review: In general the food was still good but we experienced some inconsistency with the way the food was cooked this time around compared to the last time we visited this restaurant. - Dry Hot Pot with fatty beef, beef slices, pork belly, lotus root, king oyster mushroom, and baby bok choy: delicious and hearty meal with a good balance of meat and veggies. I absolutely loved the lotus root which was crunchy, and hated the way they cut and sliced the mushroom into super tiny pieces. I loved the beef but couldn't find the pork belly for the life of me. I'd order this again though. - Cumin Lamb: while the flavor was spot on, the lamb was unfortunately tough :( but I loved how the cumin came through really well. - Sliced Beef In Hot Chili Oil: not the best. The broth was overly thickened with starch making it slimy and snotty, even though the flavor was pretty good. I would not order this again. - Special XinJiang Style Chicken W Noodles: we loved it during our first visit but the second time we tried it they way overcooked the noodles, and the chicken didn't get a chance to absorb all the good Szechuan ma la flavor. We were a bit disappointed, but we did like the fact they switched the chicken up to boneless this time. - Steamed rice: horribly overcooked :( super mushy borderline porridge-like consistency.

It was my first time here tonight! I didn't realize it was a sit down restaurant until I walked in. It's really cute, lots of nice seating with tables and booths. I did the take out option and ordered from my phone. The staff is friendly- there was a young lady in her twenties and she was adorable, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu items. We got an order of white rice, honey walnut prawns, beef broccoli, pork fried rice, chicken chow mein. Easily could feed 6 people. It's just the three of us and there's a LOT left. It was a good experience. I still like China Kitchen down the street on Clayton. They're both good good options.

They're a new business & have a long way to go to be successful. It was my first time here as it's reviewed well on Yelp. I decided to take my mom out for lunch and when we arrived, the staff was sitting at a table by the door & shoo'd us off to find a seat. They did not get up to greet us nor did they show us to our seats. There was only two other tables being occupied in the restaurant. No one checked on us at our table for about 6-10 minutes after we sat down. We were sitting there ready to order for about 5 minutes, then we saw there was a sign on the table with a QR code to order on your phone. When we put our order in miraculously one of the staff members greeted us at the table, & gave us hot tea with peanuts. It was a confusing experience, as a new restaurant it should be expected to greet your customers and make sure they are comfortable by informing them the option to order via phone or by waitress. Nevertheless, the appetizer arrived after about 5 minutes which is pretty good timing. Yet, lo & behold it wasn't what I ordered. I selected the "scallion pancake" which is the green onion high rise pancake that is pictured on yelp, but what arrived was a flatbread version. I told the waitress this is not what I ordered and showed her the picture on my yelp app, she said it's not listed on the QR code menu & I should have ordered with her in person, then tried to convince me this version of the pancake was good too & then proceeded to stare at me. I told her once again, this is not what I want and slightly pushed the plate away to show I was not going to eat it. Instead of correcting the error, she just walked away. Next our main entrees arrived. We ordered the stir-fried cabbage, wonton soup, and veggie fried rice. The only item that was acceptable was the veggie fried rice. The Stir-fried cabbage was way too spicy, & I love spice, there was no flavor. I couldn't even finish it if I wanted to. The wonton soup wasn't fresh, the filling had an off taste about it. While we were eating the rice, I noticed a party come in who happened to be our white counterparts, the staff was still sitting by the table laughing and chatting but when they seen them come in one waitress immediately got up from their chair and showed them to a seat instead of shooing them off. That was odd. After our meal arrived, not ONCE were we checked on by any staff members or waitresses. I was appalled, that is standard service to check on the table to see if they need any more assistance after their meal has been delivered. To make matters worse, we were in a rush and couldn't even get a hold of the waitress to get a box for the leftover rice. I didn't even get eye contact to wave them over to help us checkout, I had to get up and go to the counter to get even noticed. This was the worst experience Ive had at an eatery in a long time.

Authentic spicy Chinese food. The Szechuan dishes are better than the wonton. But overall my go to place if I want Szechuan food.

First time trying today, it was really good. The place is very clean and the everyone is very attentive and very sweet. Will be coming here often. The food is reasonably priced. Very fresh aswell

New (to us) spot in Concord! We come here all the way from Oakland just for this restaurant. It's all around beautiful - the food is gorgeous and flavorful and carefully served - the service feels homey and friendly - and OMG, I can't believe I'm about to say this... THEY HAVE THE BEST TOILET PAPER. Seriously, where did it come from?? But don't come for that! It's just a wonderful bonus.

We went here for lunch and got seated right away,the staff gave us peanuts as soon as we sat down and got our orders.I like the way they cooked the walnut shrimp,it was very tasty,at the end of the meal they served us tea.

Ordered and paid online 15June2025 to pick up orange chicken ($15), broccoli beef ($17), vegetarian spring rolls ($6), and steamed rice ($1.50). The amount of orange chicken was easily enough for four people but not very saucy. By comparison, the container of broccoli beef was small and, I felt, not a very good value. The spring rolls were average, and the container of rice looked tiny (and the price reflects that) compared to everything else. Though the food was "to go," this restaurant appears clean.

We ordered beef chow fun and chicken chow mein as takeout. The chow fun was very good and included bean sprouts as well we bok choy which is unusual. Usually it on only one vegetable. I found the chicken chow mein on the sweet side. While it was tasty I did not like the sweetness. I probably could have just added soy sauce.

Great food, service and overall super dining experience. Wait staff is friendly and helpful. Entrees are generous and extremely flavorful. Szechuan Chicken as well as Szechuan Prawns are to die for. The wontons in chili oil are so yummy. Truly look forward to my date next Visit!!! You

I absolutely love this restaurant. We stumbled on this place accidentally just by having a craving for authentic Szechuan food and it greatly exceed our expectations . Pricing to food portion is exceptional and the service is amazing! The ambience is very friendly and clean & it's a family run/owned business and they are super helpful and accommodating when placing orders for dine in or Togo. I wish we lived closer just to dine in more often but we will definitely be back again very soon !

Review #002 - 2024 This spot has quickly become one of our favorite local Szechuan restaurants. We've dined in a couple of times and ordered take-outs as well. The service is always friendly, even when they were extremely busy on Mother's Day. Everything that we've ordered has been tasty; but I honestly would recommend them using less MSG, especially because many people are sensitive to it. We tend to over order--so we have plenty of left overs for the next day, but everything still tastes good the next day. My husband said the fish soup with pickled mustards actually tasted even better the next date. I like the fact that they don't over cook the green beans like most places so the beans are still nice and crunchy. The only dish that I've ordered and didn't really care for was the beef noodle soup. It didn't really have much flavor at all. Overall, it's a 4.5-star for food, but I bumped it up to a 5-star because of their service. We'll definitely be back often.

The food is not bad but the service is quite bad. I have only gotten takeout from them but both times they messed up the timing of food availability COMPLETELY. The first time they overshot their readiness estimate by 2X but it was Chinese New Year so I thought maybe it was an anomaly, so we gave them another try. The second time we placed an order through Yelp but when we got there they said they never received the order. 10-15 minutes of rummaging around later they "found" it and started making the food, so we had to wait for 30 minutes for our food. The people seem nice but they need to sort out their ordering and cooking time estimations.

I would say this is one of the promising Szechuan style restaurants in Concord. Been there three times. Very close to an authentic Szechuan style and very clean and very good service. Love the pork intestines and picked fish dish. Very generous portion. I will give it a five start for this area. I know still can use some room to compare to some of the restaurants in the City or Silicon Valley but what we can get in this area is very good.

Stopped into Tasty Szechuan on a whim while walking by. I had never heard of it before, and it is now my new favorite Chinese spot in Concord. The interior is both modern and comfortable. The booths were especially nice. The servers are all very friendly. We were seated very quickly and the restaurant was quite open. We were immediately brought peanuts and hot tea. It was a warmer day, so we ordered the fresh watermelon juice. I saw them blending watermelon pieces in the kitchen, so they really make this juice fresh to order! It tasted incredible, it was refreshing and light. We then decided on the cucumber salad and the Mongolian beef lunch special. It was about 3:02 (lunch ends at 3) but they let us order the lunch special since we came in before 3pm. The cucumber salad was good, but I have honestly had better. It was still a refreshing add to our meal. The hot and sour soup that came with the lunch special was pretty good. The servers noticed that we were sharing the soup (as we only ordered one lunch special) and brought us an additional soup at no cost! The Mongolian beef was amazing! The beef was incredibly tender, the onions were lightly sweet from being caramelized in the pan, and the green onion added the perfect amount of spice. I accidentally forgot my sunglasses and when I came back to get them, they knew exactly what I left and even put them in a bag! I will definitely be back here! Thank you!