Sichuan Palace

"The General Tsos chicken was awful. The sauce tasted nothing like General Tsos normally does. The chicken tasted foul and the rice was too starchy and just tasted bad. Traded it in for beef with vegetables. Still couldn’t eat it. Tasted awful."

"Ben is so kind and thoughtful. They are quick to prepare your food. The portions are very large and worth the money you pay."

"We order $50.00 or more. The food was terrible, General Tao Chicken tasted like Orange Chicken, it was chewy and didn’t actually taste like chicken. The spring rolls were over cooked and two were burnt, the filling were large pieces of cabbage with one shrimp. The Crab Rangoons were not golden crispy they were pale and hard to chew. The beef and broccoli was chewy and not tender. The fried rice was not tasty. Food taste as if it was cooked in old cooking oil. We were hungry and disappointed. I called and the man stated he would give $10 in return. The nice women gave me $10 credit and I accepted that; However, the man seemed very upset with me because of the details of the inappropriate food. His demeanor was uncanny and that is the reason I’m posting this negative review. Sometimes we all have to grin and bear it. :("

"I ordered Uber Eats delivery from this restaurant. The entree had great taste and great value, with a large portion size for the price. --- Entree: Eggplant Tofu Price: $10 Weight: 787 grams (entree) Taste: 4/5 Definitely a restaurant that serves one of the better Chinese eggplant dishes in the Pittsburgh area. The sauce is sweet, savory, and just about the right consistency. Tofu is cooked well and goes along deliciously with the sauce. Eggplant taste is also on-point and blends deliciously with the overall entree. Docking minor points because the texture of the eggplant was a little too mushy but overall much better than comparable dishes in the area. Value: 5/5 At $10 this dish is a superb value. Large chunks of eggplant and tofu show that this restaurant didn't skimp on ingredients and you definitely get your money's worth. 78g/$ is a solid amount of food for your dollar."