“But it's truly one of the great Chinese dishes in all of NY and I encourage you to go there. Also Little Pepper is overall possibly the best Sichuan restaurant in NYC.”
H3
8.2/10Chinese
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Order the . People rank it among their favorite dishes in the whole city. The and the are the other regular picks, and the comes up as one of the spiciest things anyone has eaten. It's out in College Point and far from everything, but nobody has a bad word for it.
“But it's truly one of the great Chinese dishes in all of NY and I encourage you to go there. Also Little Pepper is overall possibly the best Sichuan restaurant in NYC.”
H3
“Little Pepper (Griddle Cooked Mushroom with Preserved Pork; Tree Mushroom with Chinese Spices)”
H2
“Little Pepper’s Fried Potato in Hot Sauce are crinkle cut fries with a spice mix of Sichuan peppercorns, cumin, and chile”
H2
“Little Pepper - dan dan noodles”
H2
“Little Pepper’s scallion fried rice.”
H2
“Personally, I would do Little Pepper. Scallion fried rice or dan dan noodles with some chongqing chicken and/or mapo tofu would hit the spot for me.”
H2
“Little Pepper - mapo tofu, scallion fried rice”
H2
“The frog dish at Little Pepper is one of the spiciest dishes I’ve ever eaten.”
H2
“Little Pepper is also known for their Szechuan style whole fish”
H2
“Little Pepper: Dry Sautéed String Beans”
H2
“The scallion fried rice at Little Pepper is probably one of my top 8 fave dishes in NYC. Also one of the best cumin lamb in the city.”
H2
“Little Pepper: dried sautéed string beans”
H2