Yummy Szechuan

Chinese restaurant · Millbrae

Yummy Szechuan

Chinese restaurant · Millbrae

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1661 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030

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Dive into Yummy Szechuan for unbeatable dan dan noodles, bold dumplings, and a lineup of fiery Sichuan dishes that keep the spice lovers coming back.  

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1661 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030 Get directions

yummysichuan.com

$20–30 · Menu

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1661 El Camino Real, Millbrae, CA 94030 Get directions

+1 650 615 9648
yummysichuan.com

$20–30 · Menu

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The 19 Best Chinese Restaurants in San Francisco

"Long waits for a great Chinese meal are common in the Peninsula, which makes this as yet line-free favorite doubly special. The space is no-frills, but the kitchen is all-thrills, knocking out classic dish after classic dish: crisp Chongqing-style fried chicken buried under a mound of dried chiles and numbing peppercorns, tender pork wontons swimming in gloriously mouth-searing chili oil and chewy dan dan noodles tossed with ground pork, peanuts and plenty of chile oil. As with all Sichuan restaurants, those who can't stand the heat will have a hard go of it, but non-fiery options include a flaky rolled beef pancake and garlicky pea shoots. The moral of this story: while Yummy may not be anyone's idea of high style, the food assuredly lives up to its name." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/dining-out/best-chinese-restaurants-san-francisco
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The 19 Best Chinese Restaurants in San Francisco

"Long waits for a great Chinese meal are common in the Peninsula, which makes this as yet line-free favorite doubly special. The space is no-frills, but the kitchen is all-thrills, knocking out classic dish after classic dish: crisp Chongqing-style fried chicken buried under a mound of dried chiles and numbing peppercorns, tender pork wontons swimming in gloriously mouth-searing chili oil and chewy dan dan noodles tossed with ground pork, peanuts and plenty of chile oil. As with all Sichuan restaurants, those who can't stand the heat will have a hard go of it, but non-fiery options include a flaky rolled beef pancake and garlicky pea shoots. The moral of this story: while Yummy may not be anyone's idea of high style, the food assuredly lives up to its name." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/dining-out/best-chinese-restaurants-san-francisco
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K A

Google
It was very busy and loud. The food and tea were good, but the service wasn't attentive.

Alice Hou

Google
We tried a mix of Sichuan and Northern Chinese dishes at Yummy Szechuan, and the flavors were impressive. However, as a spicy food fan, I found the Spicy Pork Ear, Chongqing Spicy Chili Chicken, and Mao Xue Wang a bit milder than I prefer. If you're like me and love extra heat, consider asking for more chili in these dishes. Despite the spice level, the quick service, varied flavors, and cozy atmosphere made the experience enjoyable. The Toothpick Lamb With Cumin, The Salted Egg with Golden Sand Prawns, and The Chongqing Spicy Chili Chicken stood out, even if they weren't super spicy.

Joanna H Ye

Google
The spicy food here is delicious and authentic, and the spicy fish fillet is so delicious that it is worth recommending! But not spicy home-cooked dishes, steamed buns and fried dumplings are too ordinary, and there is no aftertaste. The serving speed is quite fast, and the hygiene is not bad.

Frances Feng

Google
The cabbage, grilled fish, Sichuan dumpling are amazing and very authentic

Ruofei Du

Google
Amazingly delicious authentic Chinese restaurant with a wide range of varieties: Szechuan food, Beijing food, South Chinese golden crabs, Western China spicy chicken, and North China dumplings and buns, and perfect household dishes. Free tea is available. For customers who cannot accept spicy food, there are plenty of non-spicy choices and you even order less spicy for the spicy choices. Street parking is available during the weekends. Five star and will definitely revisit!

Huy H

Google
Good spot. Come here if you like spicy Szechuan foods.

Stephen Barton

Google
Had a great meal for lunch. The spicy beef was so tender. It basically melted in my mouth. Great tingly spice too. The Dan Dan noodles in spicy sauce was also really tasty. But my favorite part was definitely the dumplings in spicy sauce. It's one of my favorite things when I am getting this style of food and they knocked it out of the dark. I could have drank the sauce. The staff was very nice. Definitely a spot worth supporting.

G Galindez

Google
Yummy Sichuan is indeed yummy! Get ready to sweat! Spicy food at its finest.