Solid choice in Tampa for authentic Sichuan cuisine! As the name states, this food is spicy. And awesome. Do yourself a favor and stay away from the local (read “American style”) and dive in to the real stuff. And I highly suggest you eat family style with whomever you go with, as all Chinese should be eaten. Start your meal off with the Minced Beef soup (Westlake beef), order a few skewers to snack on (beef, lamb, shrimp, and chicken). Recommendations for your first meal: Get the authentic and spicy kung pao chicken (Chengdu style), the deep fried chili chicken (Chongqing, la Zi Ji) order the twice cooked pork belly (Hui Gua Rou), then grab either the hot and spicy fish or the sliced beef in chili oil. For vegetables, must order the Szechuan green beans and the sour shredded cabbage. Enjoy your meal. If you’re by yourself I’d highly recommend you go with the Mala mixed pot.

Super Hot’s food was Super good! I am a huge fan of trying Chinese in different locations. This spot is right in the mix of everything at Amberly. Follow your nose. The smell will lead you through the door. Or you can use a map. We tried the House fried rice (5/5), The Mongolian Beef (3/5), and the Beef and Broccoli (5/5). I would recommend this location to anyone looking for delicious food. The meals were super flavorful. My daughter attempted to eat with Chop Sticks for the first time! She is still learning 😆 I can’t wait to explore the menu!

I order a season chicken, white rice and extra sauce on the side. The chicken is dry, see the picture, not a drop on the broccoli and they charge a .52 cent service fee. I don’t like it when they charge .10 more for gas why not just raise your price.

The meat is very hard and black as you can see in the photo and it doesn't taste good at all. I don't recommend it here in Tampa, it's difficult to get good Chinese food.

Great food, and great experience when eating in. Avoid New Years eve though, had to wait one hour and half past my schedule pickup time just to find out my order was not even being made yet. I left and told them to cancel it!! Took my business somewhere else. Next year, taking my New Years take-out to another place. Some people waited 4 hours plus past what they were told for theirs, too.

Took out the family (2 adults 3 teens). Ordered Pork Fried Rice, Sesame chicken and pu pu for 3). Lots of leftovers. Sesame chicken very good and presented beautifully. Pu Pu was typical, nothing stood out but nothing bad. It was what was expected. Kids all enjoyed it. Atmosphere, crowded at door had to go in and out to let people by. We were put at a table in the corner surrounded by stacked tables and chairs: felt crowded. Not much decoration in dining room, couldn’t tell we were in a Chinese restaurant. Staff was okay. We were greeted but woman did not smile. Waitress was friendly and accommodating. Overall food was good so we will return.

There's just better options available for you! When we walked in, it really felt like a time machine to 2005. While it's clean, it's dated and almost impossible to feel like you shouldn't try it. We had fantastic service, however, and it did seem like those dining were regulars. The food was bland, and we knew right away that it's a place to go if you're desperate and unwilling to drive 5 minutes to another spot. I'm sure there's some that swear by it, but ultimately, I won't go again.

Wifey wanted Chinese after a week of burgers and hotdogs at the baseball tournament. So said Aloha, I knew they had bbq ribs on the bone. Being a Sunday night it was very quiet. We started with a blue Hawaiian and a zombie both were up to par their pricing of adult beverages is comparable to the private clubs in the area our drinks were only $8.50 each. The ribs were top notch, the Peiking ravioli have a heavier crust than wifey likes, the egg rolls were great, the seafood lomein was tasty but the lobster was obviously frozen and a bit chewy but everything else about it was good but at $38 I expected better. We’ll be back we just won’t get the seafood lomein. Service was very good we sat in the bar because it was very slow the bartender was very good and everything was delivered hot and quickly. Thanks for reading my review, look forward to more in the future. Cheers.

The boneless spare ribs are top notch, they have the crispy burnt ends and a deep sweetness. The chicken wings are phenomenal, lightly charred. Good pork fried rice, they use the boneless spareribs in this as well, Dinner specials are fantastic, especially D7. The shrimp with lobster sauce is incredibly rich and chock full of hamburger and shrimp. Duck sauce is solid as well. Always piping hot and friendly staff. Never been disappointed here in my 10+ times picking up. Most ive dealt with is waiting 5-10 minutes longer than expected for my order as it was a Saturday night.

This is the best Chinese place I've ever tasted, and I've tasted a lot of Chinese over the years. These noodles are so delicious. And the rest of the food is good there too. I also like the service they are very nice. For a very small shop they do good easy to pick up food but the atmosphere is kind of small but either of the way it's great. That's why I read it five stars delicious best Chinese food I ever had in my life.

Most of the food was great: egg rolls weren't over fried like most places, chicken fingers were huge thin battered thick cuts of delicious white meat, but the BBQ pork didn't hit the mark for me. Overall, a solid choice to snag some Chinese food if in the area.

Delivery was fast and quick. Crab Rangoon is too sweet and not enough crab. General Gaos chicken is overly sweet. Fried rice is skimpy on the add ins but does include decent sized pieces of meat.

This is a great place to take out, food is fresh, taste great and good service. Takes around 15 to 25 minutes for the food to be ready, depending how busy they are. I would give 5 stars but the shrimps are the small ones here (it does say it on the menue).

This is hands-down the best Chinese I’ve had. Got the General’s chicken, vegetable lo mein, and an egg roll. Everything was cooked perfectly and for once, I could taste the individual ingredients. This is our new go-to spot.

Came here for dinner on a Sunday night with my daughter. It wad pretty slow and most business seemed to be carry out. We were warmly welcomed by the man and woman behind the counter. The dining room is pretty no frills, but it was welt kept and clean. We ordered Orange Chicken and Hot & Sour soup, both of which were ready in ~10 minutes and were served hot and delicious. Great little "hole in the wall" find. We'll definitely be back!

First time trial - found results similar to other reviews. We ordered take-out and found the food was average but the price was very high for the portion size. The best? Steak teriyaki was very tasty. The worst? House fried rice was bland beyond bland, soggy as well. The steak teriyaki was portioned respectably, the house fried rice portion was embarrassingly small. For over $30 there was not enough food for 2 people who don't eat a lot. We had to cook some additional food to make a meal.

Continues to be our favorite Chinese restaurant. Every dish we have tried has been excellent. The items that are the best of any I've ever are the hot & sour soup, the Szechuan dumplings, ginger chicken with string beans. The complimentary fried rice noodles with sweet and sour are also better that other places I've been. Wonderful atmosphere with white tablecloths and attentive service

Always have a good experience here. The food is always really good and they serve good portions. Usually there is plenty left over for another meal at home. Wait staff is great and often funny as well. This is one of our regular places and we are never disappointed

I think this was, hands down, the BEST Chinese food I have ever eaten. This place was recommended by a good friend, and it was well worth it! The Pu Pu Platter is a must-have, especially if you're on a date, and the orange chicken was so delicious! There was even little cooked orange peels, which my boyfriend said was for aesthetic purpose, but I ate one, and it was actually really good! There was so much shrimp fried rice as well. Mouth watering! The booth was very comfortable, and the staff was attentive and very fast. We even received free ice cream on the house! This place is a MUST if you're in the area. The next time I am, I'll definitely be back! Thanks for the hospitality.

I just have to go here every few months for this dinner big bowl of white fish, 🐟 Chinese cabbage 🥬 sweet potato 🥔 noodle soup! It comes with a side of rice white or a healthier brown. ~ Cisco Garcia 🐺

This place is a special kind of nasty, it just didn’t seem very clean. Food was cheaply made the pork fried rice has hardly any pork in it. The chicken was overcooked. The chicken fingers were over battered, and it basically sat in my stomach like a log all night, and I kept burping it up. It was gross Do not go here.

Metal found in food. Ended up in ER to make sure I didn't swallow a piece. Spent $878 on the visit. Will never order food from here again. It was reported to resteraunt. And to door dash.

I'm done with this place. It's too expensive to get such disgusting food. I ordered house special "FRIED" rice, chicken fingers and soup and it cost $45 to deliver with an automatic 15% tip and $6 delivery fee to Nashua, even if it's still within a few miles. They should set delivery fees by distance, not by your town name because this store is only about a mile from Nashua.. The FRIED rice I got was soggy white rice with odd and ends thrown in. Not at all like the fried rice you get at lunch. I couldn't afford to get a main course like orange chicken, so I wanted to at least have fried rice. I spent almost $50 for white rice with stuff in it, soup and some chicken fingers. That's not a deal. Avoid this rip off

Listen to the other reviews saying it's "not good, not bad." The fried rice in the combination plates is not the rice you order separately - it's darker, bland, and dry like it sits all day in a hot pan. The separate order of rice was lighter and more flavorful, more fresh. The House Lo Mein was tasty, but there were a lot of large chunks of onion I could do without. We ordered the Appetizer Combo plate and were very disappointed with the portions, there was a heap of that bland rice, a tiny bit of spareribs, two beef teriyaki the size of my finger, and three rangoon. The crab rangoon is all cream cheese and nothing else. With this kind of comfort food you really expect it to be bad for you but good to you. Y'know? To conclude: stay away from the combo plates and the rangoon.