Sichuan Dynasty in Overland Park is hands down the best Chinese food spot in the Kansas City metro. Every dish we tried was packed with bold, authentic flavors, and the experience exceeded all expectations. The highlight of the meal was, without a doubt, the cumin lamb. Perfectly cooked and bursting with aromatic spices, it was rich, tender, and completely unforgettable. It’s a dish that alone makes this place worth the visit. We also ordered a variety of other dishes, and each one delivered. The crab Rangoon had the perfect crispy texture and creamy, flavorful filling. The Sichuan spicy wontons were tender, with an addictive, fiery sauce that brought just the right kick. The beef with cilantro and peppers was fresh, savory, and balanced, while the chicken wings were fried to perfection—crispy and juicy in every bite. Even the wonton soup impressed with its warm, flavorful broth and perfectly wrapped wontons. To round it out, the stir-fried green beans were simply amazing: crisp, garlicky, and bursting with flavor. Sichuan Dynasty’s portions are generous, the menu is extensive, and the flavors are unmatched. Whether you’re a fan of spicy Sichuan cuisine or simply looking for the best Chinese food in town, this is the place to go. The cumin lamb alone will keep me coming back, but every dish proves that Sichuan Dynasty is a true hidden gem. Five stars all the way—do yourself a favor and try it.

I've FINALLY found my go to Chinese restaurant after 4yrs of trying most of KC Chinese food! Pro's: Egg drop soup is drinkably delicious and the chips are really tasty, Milk and Honey shrimp 🍤 is excellent and better than Panda's Honey walnut shrimp, Chicken fried rice has a grilled flavor instead of skillet flavor and it's fantastic, Szechuan dumplings are really tasty and worth the try, Dan Dan noodles are really good too! Con's: Like any fast food restaurant consistency of quality is a hit or miss regarding the "freshness" of the food. It's not bad per-sé but you know when it's fresh or a little older than you'd like. Also the Dan Dan noodles need more sauce because they were pretty dry but what little sauce it had was delicious! Conclusion: I've been to many Chinese restaurants in KC and have been mostly disappointed but even with this place's flaws it still hits harder than the MAJORITY of Chinese restaurants in KC, therefore earning my attention and should earn yours too!