“ Dry pot is on point! Plus the delicious spicy beef noodle soup, garlicky pea shoots and dumplings. ”

“ Definitely one of my favorite Szechuan restaurants in SF. My favorite dish here is the Super Dry Pot. You choose 3 meats and 4 veggies/ noodles. They stir fry it for you in a spicy Szechuan spices and sauces. It comes with this minced pork rice which is great. I've tried many other dishes which are also great. The boiled fish with sichuan pickles is a nice heartwarming soup. The twice cooked pork here is also a favorite of mine. String beans and eggplant is also good but a small portion IMO. The service is ok. You order yourself through at QR code now at the table. The workers aren't super friendly but they will get you what you want/need. ”

“ Went there with a few friends for some dinner. Great food BUT first off they only have online menus no physical menus after a certain number of guests. I guess I had too many guests. Also made it harder to order if I had any preferences for my order and such. Made ordering a hassle to be honest. Also I wasn't able to split the bill. I had to pay in full which made it much more difficult on my end. Now I have to pester my friends for the cost! Anyways I like the place. Good food. I might come back but definitely won't be bringing a big group back here except as a last resort. Great for last minute reservations though. Had a decent party and they accommodated on a matter of hours!! ”

“ We came here for a late night bite after coming out of the System of a Down concert. We got the dry pot with Szechuan spicy base. For $27, you get the choice of 2 proteins and 4 vegetables. This was a decent amount of food for 2 people and a fair price for SF. In terms of spice level, I'd say this is a 6-7 on a scale of 10. I used to eat a decent amount of Mala dry pots back in NYC. I think the quality here is comparable and brings me back to those Flushing food court days. We beat the post-concert rush by mere few minutes. Tons of concert goers dropped in after we ordered. I applaud the worker for keeping his composure and running a one-man show holding down the fort. In addition to tending to a restaurant full of guests, a stream of takeout orders kept coming in through their computer (reminiscent of The Bear S1E7). That was 11:30pm. I hope the man made it through the night. ”

“ We were looking for a place to eat since it was late and stumbled upon this spot. It operates from 4pm to 1am daily, love the hours! Service was quick probably because they have an ordering system on the app so it's easy to view and order. We loved the fried rice, that was the winner of the night. We did try the pop corn chicken, szechuan beef, and chicken noodle stir fry. The pop corn chicken is a miss. Everything else was good. ”

“ It has been forever since I have had great and memorable Chinese food. Well folks, Mr Szechuan is it. The ordering experience is not your traditional experience (maybe it is normal in SF). This place is pretty hands off but hands on when needed (paying, water refills, food delivery). You scan the QR code and instead of ordering with anyone, you order from the QR code. I liked when I hit confirm, I could hear my food order being printed in the kitchen and then, poof, the food is delivered to your table minutes later. All the food was fantastic (see images of what we ordered) and I can't recommend this place enough. Service, when needed, was excellent. Go check for yourself, I have a feeling you will fall in food love. ”

“ Great chinese food. A lot of mala spicy dishes. Highly recommend fish fillets in chili oil. Clean dinkng area and fast service. ”

“ Came here on a Sunday night as we wanted Chinese food after Stern Grove. We were seated immediately and there is a QR code to order. The servers were nice in explaining the promotion and gave us a free scallion pancake for leaving a Google review. We ended up ordering the Mala Dry Pot and the flavor was very good and robust. The dry pot itself came with rice as well and was enough to serve 2 people. The spice level definitely had a kick because of the mala peppers but isn't too spicy for anyone who enjoys spice! ”

“ Totally would keep this spot a secret because of how delicious and affordable it is, but let me share! While parking is tough and Mr Szechuan is out deep in the sunset district, their Dry Pot dish will make it all worth. ~$27 for a whole dry pot that feeds 2?! I was shook! You pick 2 meats and 4 veggies for the dry pot. We went with the szechuan spicy and the boyf was SWEATING. It's so good!! This is literally my new go to dry pot spot and would even prefer it over hotpot. (Unless I'm sick/hungover) Hours are open super late so I bet this place would be delicious for your late night shenanigan meals. Service was so slow when I went, even when they weren't busy at all. I wasn't greeted upon arrival, in fact I walked in, stood at door waiting to be seated but no one acknowledged me. I literally sat myself at whatever table. On the brighter side, at least there are plenty of seats inside. Food makes it worth! ”