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3.7 out of 10

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Cuisine: Chinese

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Beer and Wine Only

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Accepted/Not Necessary

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This great Sichuan chainlet has blazed a chile-pepper trail from Chinatown, up Ninth Avenue to Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen, crosstown to Murray Hill and over to Second Avenue, and now to St. Marks Place, where the newest branch features all the old favorites, from the eminently fatty Red Cooking pork with chestnuts to the humble but delicious shredded potatoes with vinegar sauce. — Rob Patronite and Robin Raisfeld

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Cultural Revolution

MkII from 10003 | Posted on 3/29/09

Overall Reader Rating: 1 (Not Recommended)


Food:	3
Service:	3

Décor:	1

Value:	1

Check your ethics at the door, because you will eat your meal under propaganda images of beloved Chairman Mao, whose "Cultural Revolution" included the imprisonment and massacre of hundreds of thousands of Chinese. Be sure to order some of Mao's...Read More

great Sichuan food

whsieh from 10016 | Posted on 12/15/06

Overall Reader Rating: 9 (Highly Recommended)


Food:	9
Service:	7

Décor:	5

Value:	9

I'm not sure what the previous reviewer was talking about. Grand Sichuan is one of our favorite Chinese restaurants in Manhattan. The branches at St. Mark's Place and near 53rd and 2nd are both great! The one near 34th...Read More

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