Chuan Cafe

"If you are investor wanting to buy a restaurant that is already built out in supplied this is your place. whoever is managing and running this place is horrible and the food was terrible. The pricing was outrageous. The sauces were expired. I know I took pictures and I paid almost $30 for lunch that normally I would pay only about 15 very horrible explains why I was the only guest inside from the time of noon until one."

"A family run restaurant. They are located next to H-E-B that helps in some footfalls as well. The place is quite decent. The lunch specials are priced well but closed by 2 noon. We had the veg momo it was ok but very cold. The price was 7$ for 6 pieces. The chicken fried rice was decent. We went with spice level of 2 for that. The have spice level from 0-5. The Kung pao chicken was decent as well. We went with spice level of 4. It was spicy so folks who want spicy food should try that level. The service was quick. We went around 3 so the whole restaurant was empty. We called ahead and checked if the place was closed or open and only after the confirmation that the place is open we went ahead. So suggest to call if you going in after 2 They have some beer and wine as well"

"Quiet spot for great Szechuan style food. I tried the Dan Dan noodles and the spicy cucumber salad. Even though they were promoted as small plates, I had to take the left overs to go. The cucumber salad was fresh and very spicy! The Dan Dan noodles were served warm with a chopped pork and a light peanut sauce. Both dishes were perfect for lunch. The restaurant was clean, quiet, and the staff very friendly."

"Authentic sichuan food , despite other reviews all the items here have a very authentic taste . Dan -Dan noodles and dumplings were amazing . they are very accommodating even though we went closer to closing . Highly recommend!"