Szechuan

The Chinese Quest is excited to help spread the word about a cookbook that is about to be published featuring Authentic Sichuan Recipes by Jenny Jade.  As a bonus to Chinese Quest readers, Jenny is going to share with us in the coming days a sneak preview of the book and some of the recipes that are included, plus some bonus recipes that aren't in the book!  Have we whet your appetite for some Chinese food? Click on the link below to learn more!

Spicy Home Tasty is a new Szechuan style Chinese restaurant that recently opened in Commack, NY. We welcome the influx of authentic Chinese cuisine to Long Island. However we found this restaurant lacking in two ways. You won't believe the second!

Tao's Fusion, a Chinese restaurant in Selden, NY is part of the evolution of Chinese food that is rapidly spreading across Long Island.  No longer content with Americanized Chinese cuisine, the cultivated tastes of Long Islander's is warming up to authentic Chinese food!  Click to read our review!

Baybridge Chinese Szechuan Cuisine restaurant is locate in the northernmost section of Bayside Queens, practically in the shadows of the Throgs Neck Bridge. Our review is typical of the difference between our Quest and what others may have become accustomed to. If you're eager to try it, pay attention to the tip posted in the article!

Our popular article on the History of Szechuan cuisine mentioned Twice Cooked Pork. People were asking for the recipe, so without further ado, here is a recipe for Twice Cooked Pork! We know you're going to love it!

Originating in southwestern China, the Szechuan culinary tradition emphasizes bold, strong flavors. Enjoy this brief history of Szechuan cuisine and recipes! Live, Learn, AND Enjoy!

"Legend of Taste" recently opened in Whitestone, NY. Not an area that is normally associated with authentic Chinese restaurants, the Szechuan cuisine here is going to knock your socks off! Check out the dishes that we loved the most!

Jian Restaurant, is a nice Chinese Restaurant serving both Cantonese and Szechuan dishes in Little New York, just north of the Long Island Expressway in a strip mall off Horace Harding Expressway. I think you would like it, because...

Ho Wan Chinese Restaurant in South Richmond Hills, Queens, New York has been delighting patrons since 1970. In the midst of a changing neighborhood, Ho Wan has stood the test of time. Check out my review!

Another new authentic Chinese restaurant comes to Queens, New York. Grain House in Little Neck is our latest Quest. Wait until you read what came with dessert!