Szechuan House Restaurant
After having Szechuan food at Highgate Chinese Restaurant a few weeks earlier, I was back in the mood for some more Szechuan cuisine so I dropped by Szechuan House Restaurant on Imperial for some take-out.
The Szechuan Style Fried Green Beans with Minced Pork ($11.95) weren’t too crunchy but they were tasty nonetheless.
The Stir Fried Sliced Lamb with Cumin ($13.95) had plenty of thinly sliced lamb and had a good spicy kick to it. Cumin has a strong and distinctive earthy aroma to it but, in the beginning, I didn’t notice it too much. After a couple of servings, however, I was a bit overwhelmed with the cumulative effects of the cumin… my own fault really… I should have stopped after the third helping, lol.
Shanghai Chow Mein ($9.95) isn’t a spicy dish at all so it works great at moderating the spice level of the other Szechuan dishes. It’s always good to have some type of non-spicy carb dish when eating spicy food (works great to sop up all the sauce too).
This restaurant takes cash or debit and was empty when I came by to pick up my food. From the look of the other take-out orders waiting at the counter, they must do a brisk amount of to-go orders. I was also a bit surprised that the guy refused my tip when I was paying.
4394 Imperial Street
Burnaby, BC
Posted on December 3, 2012, in Chinese, Restaurant Review, Szechuan and tagged Burnaby, Chinese, Food, Fried Lamb with Cumin, restaurant review, Szechuan. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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