奉天小厨FT.Chef (原江湖 Jianghu Cafe）

Highly recommend. Authentic Chinese food that's very flavorful. We were on a road trip and hit bad traffic from Toronto to Syracuse, so we got there later than expected. They were kind enough to stay open a little bit later for us, so we did not have to rush our meal. Very friendly staff. And best part is they allow BYOB!

We had cumin beef and peppercorn fish here. My partner ate the last bit of the fish and wanted to swim in the soup. The spicy level is authentic and you can tell the chef knows what they are doing with the doneness of the ingredients. Nice portion and friendly service. 10/10 recommend.

My girlfriend and I needed a break from late night studying and were lucky enough to find this place open and close to Syracuse campus. The food was delicious and mostly inexpensive ($15-$20 for an entree that could serve two). For people who haven’t been to restaurants like this much, bring a large group so you can all share your dishes. One entree is likely too much of the same food for one person. Food was spicy on request and matched the relative spiciness we were told it was. If it’s your first time eating Sichuan food or you have a low spice tolerance (like me), get light spice so you can enjoy the food; you can work your way up to spiciness another day ;) We ordered the Special Cold Noodles, Dry Pot Potato, Mapu Tofu, Cumin Beef with Onion, and a side of white rice. We loved the way the potatoes were sliced and prepared in the dry pot, and the cold noodles were so delicious (thinking about them makes my mouth water as I write this!). The staff were very friendly and kind, and we loved hearing about their personal life and talking about fun things to do in Syracuse. We give all the food a 5/5, and are definitely looking to come again. We recommend coming in a large group, not ordering too many carb heavy dishes, and ordering a fresh vegetable dish to balance things out.

Very authentic Chinese restaurant with excellent prices. Everything is so good! Especially recommend the skewers, corn kernels with salted egg yolk, and kou rou (this is a special pork dish you cannot find in most Chinese restaurants).

This place was great. The food was very tasty. Perfect portions and very low wait time. The staff was very friendly and the decor of the place is very good and inviting. We didn't know this place existed, and we just saw the sign on the sidewalk. I'm very happy we discovered it.