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Welcome to Chuan House

At Chuan House, located in the heart of Seattle, we celebrate the bold flavors of Szechuan cuisine through a vibrant and inviting dining experience. Our story is woven with passionate dedication to crafting authentic dishes, from the fiery House Special Hot Pot to the tantalizing Wanzhou Grilled Fish, perfect for spice enthusiasts. With fast service and a clean atmosphere, we provide a welcoming spot for diners, whether for a quick takeout or a leisurely meal. Our commitment to quality ingredients and traditional recipes beckons both locals and international students, making Chuan House a true gem for anyone craving the rich, numbing flavors of Szechuan food.

LOCATIONS

Welcome to Chuan House, your go-to destination for authentic Szechuan noodles and more, located in the vibrant heart of Seattle at 4509 University Way NE. This culinary gem specializes in Szechuan cuisine, known for its bold flavors and aromatic spices that awaken the palate. With a classy ambiance and accessible street parking, it's an ideal spot for both dine-in and takeout.

The menu at Chuan House reads like a love letter to Szechuan gastronomy. From their House Special Hot Pot Skewers—including mouthwatering marinated pork intestines and chicken drizzled in spicy hot sauce—to the distinctive Mao Xue Wang, there's something for every spice lover. The options don’t stop there! You can delight in their Wanzhou Grilled Fish, perfect for those craving a combination of savory and spicy flavors. Other highlights include the famous Twice Cooked Pork Belly, and for a lighter option, the Cold Sliced Pork with Hot Chili Oil is a refreshing choice.

Chuan House has garnered rave reviews from patrons who appreciate both the quality of the food and the efficiency of the service. Customer Renee S. praises the green beans and boiled fish as perfect partners for rice, while Colin C. applauds the Mapo tofu and fried chicken with red peppers, declaring it one of his favorite Chinese spots in Seattle. The consensus among diners is clear: they cater to the spice lovers while providing a warm and welcoming environment.

Visitors have also noted the restaurant's clean and inviting atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for a cozy meal or a celebratory outing with friends. The ability to adjust spice levels allows all guests to enjoy a customized experience—a significant plus for those navigating the fiery world of Szechuan cuisine.

Whether you're looking to indulge in a Chinese Ice Jelly with Brown Sugar for dessert or dive into a Fried Sticky Rice Stick, Chuan House continually impresses. With a menu that reflects rich flavors and tradition combined with a modern twist, it captures the essence of authentic Szechuan dining. Don't miss out on this culinary adventure; your taste buds will thank you.

For takeout or delivery, or to make reservations for a memorable dining experience, reach out to them at (206) 420-2489. Dive into the flavors of Chuan House, where every meal is a celebration of culinary mastery.

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Renee S.
Renee S.

A great go to spot fr chinese food! I love the green beans here and boiled fish! Perfect pairing with rice and you can adjust spice level because stuff here can get pretty spicy. Service is fast and store is clean with good Chinese music.

Colin C.
Colin C.

One of my favorite Chinese places in Seattle. The Mapo tofu, fried chicken with red peppers and dry pots are all great

Yang Y.
Yang Y.

Good service! We finished them all. The Wanzhou grilled fish was very good option if you like something spicy and savory.

Liang G.
Liang G.

Genuinely good Sichuan food at a convenient location. Great atmosphere also with welcoming services.

Kevin C.
Kevin C.

I came here with my friend after bouldering and I found the dining area to be clean and inviting. We were welcomed in by a friendly server and told to order via the QR code. We ordered the eggplant, the boiled snakehead fish in hot and spicy sauce, and the hot and sour cabbage. I thought the portions were above average for the prices. Taste was good, but not as authentic as some of the restaurants in Chinatown. The eggplant and cabbage dishes were sweeter than they should be. Overall, I had a good time and I'll definitely be back. Note: I wrote this review to help get me a free drink.

Emily T.
Emily T.

This review is for takeout but the food is really good here and I really loved their deep fried chicken with dried chili pepper! My husband placed the order for us and picked up the food. Food: + deep fried chicken with dried chili pepper - so addicting! The flavor was delicious and the chicken was cooked nicely! +mapo tofu - honestly had higher expectations. To our disappointment the mapo tofu was pretty bland. +eggplant in hot garlic sauce - this was delicious and was my husband's favorite! + chinese ice jelly with brown sugar - a delicious way to end our meal! So refreshing! Overall, really love this spot, minus the mapo tofu! Would definitely come back to try their other items!

Chenie X.
Chenie X.

Came on a weekday after work, and we were seated immediately. The food was pretty authentic with rich flavors and spices. We enjoyed all 3 dishes. The restaurant is spacious and clean. Would definitely return again.

Lauren N.
Lauren N.

Delicious Szechuan food and filled with UW international students. So you know it's legit. My friend and I came here on a Thursday night and there was always a constant stream of students coming in or getting take out. Luckily, service was quick and efficient here! We got: Eggplant stir fry (~$15) - plump and juicy eggplant shallow fried in a sweet spicy chili sauce. Perfectly cooked and seasoned. It's a flavor bomb and go so well over rice. You have to get this! Fried chicken with chilis (~$21) - we opted for boneless. Which is the right move as half the dish is just chilis. So if there were bones, there wouldn't be much chicken. It's deceivingly spicy and a bit numb-y from the Szechuan pepper powder. Great new Chinese spot on the Ave and right across from a boba shop! So if the spice is too much, grab a boba next door.

Ayana B.
Ayana B.

An amazing place to go when you're craving spice (and the numbing of the Sichuan peppercorn). That being said, unless you're a literal spice god, order a side of rice. I got their fish and tofu dry pot and it was amazing! The service staff are so friendly, they kept refilling my water as it got exhausted. Love spice but it makes me thirsty. It's a beautiful interior, and a great place to hang out or meet friends!