Superdish

"Superdish has good location, next to UFC fit and Ranch 99. Excellent Fresh Fish $27, beautiful Lamb Kebab. Vegetables noodle too salty, cray fish fry rice alright, fish flavor eggplant tasty with lot of sugar. It's healthier and tastier to have some spicy and flavorful dishes with some lightly cook and seasoned dishes. Similar to bottled water as soft drink alternative, it would be nice if restaurants market lightly cooked and seasoned vegetables dishes better. Give bland vegetables dishes a section, combo them with spicy dishes?"

"I love this place! It’s clean, great service and the food is so delicious! Moving up from Los Angeles and having also lived in Vancouver I would rank this spot pretty high on my go-to sichuan spots."

"I recently dined at Superdish, a Chinese restaurant conveniently located right next to Westfield mall. The restaurant's interior exudes elegance, and their unique, luxurious utensils and dishes added to the overall dining experience. One of the highlights of Superdish is their Sichuan Style cuisine, known for its numbingly spicy flavors, which we happen to love. We ordered the shrimp, beef, and spam hotpot, which was accompanied by a variety of fried vegetables such as cauliflower, bean sprouts, and potatoes. The combination was simply delicious and packed with flavor. Pairing it with steamed rice was a game-changer – the taste was amazing. The food is easily enough for 2-3 people to share What stood out was the restaurant's diverse menu, offering something to suit every palate. Superdish is a must-visit for anyone seeking a combination of exquisite ambiance and delectable Sichuan cuisine. However, the downside was that the restrooms were out of order."

"Super Dish is a newly open casual restaurant inside the mall. It draws a very popular crowd among the older Chinese patrons. We’ve managed to dine there a couple of times. And while some of the authentic dishes are flavorful, others fall flat. We enjoy quality Chinese food and so, was hoping that this new establishment would be our prime go-to spot. Many of the unique dishes are spicy but you can request to adjust the heat temperature to mild and medium. The service is quick and they’re very friendly. The prices are reasonable for the Bay Area. But like many Chinese cuisines, some of the dishes appear slightly greasy, but that’s where the flavor really comes from. Parking is plentiful as it’s surrounded by free, open mall parking. It’s located directly across from 99 Ranch market, so a convenient space to shop for groceries afterwards."

"Service was extremely quick and friendly. Food was also delicious and enjoyed that it had a good kick to some of the dishes. However, the portion sizes/protein included are way too small for what they cost. Spent just above $100 for two people and we finished our food (spicy squid (had very little squid, mostly celery and bell peppers), pork ribs (lots of bone little meat) and noodles with beef) and did not feel overly full. Typically we would have some leftover when ordering 3 dishes."