Kevin R.
10/30/2025
been going here for 30 years or more their food is always some of the best Chinese food in the area. I know the place changed hands a couple of years ago. unfortunately the old place was 5 stars,...
Little Szechuan Restaurant
Permanently closed
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485 Prospect Ave
Little Silver, NJ 07739
Perched in the heart of Little Silver, NJ, Little Szechuan Restaurant stands out as a beacon of authentic Chinese cuisine in the community. From the moment they step inside, guests are greeted by the tantalizing aroma of traditional dishes being expertly prepared in the bustling kitchen. The restaurant's warm and inviting ambiance sets the stage for a memorable dining experience, whether patrons are seeking a quick lunch or a leisurely dinner with loved ones.
With a menu boasting a diverse array of Szechuan specialties, diners can embark on a culinary journey through the flavors of China without leaving New Jersey. From the fiery kick of Kung Pao chicken to the comforting embrace of hot and sour soup, there is something to satisfy every palate at Little Szechuan Restaurant. Whether craving a familiar favorite or feeling adventurous enough to try something new, guests can expect a delightful fusion of bold spices and fresh ingredients that reflect the rich culinary heritage of the region.
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Reviews
2.517 reviews
Jamie N.
7/14/2025
Food service and ambiance! Terrible service dumpling's cold inside. Depressing ambiance empty and lunch took forever don't go here if you are on your lunch hour- don't go here if you want to...
Lise P.
7/10/2025
The food here is so disappointing and tasteless! Chinese cuisine is one my my favorites for all of its flavors. Some are delicate and some mote bold, but none should be without flavor at all! I...
Jonathan R.
2/21/2023
Nice experience at Little Szechuan this Monday. Excellent Lunch special with choice of soup, entree including your choice of rice. Little Szechuan is not quite table cloth Chinese but it is pretty...
Jenn G.
7/25/2025
Not the same. Food quality went down as prices went up. People will pay more for quality. Old hard dry rice. How cheap can you get. Dirty tables. Rubbery meat. Basic steamed veggies is a safer bet...
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