“Best Mapo Tofu I've ever had. Really phenomenal Szechuan food.”
H2
8.4/10Chinese
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Sichuan in Sunset Park that regulars call their favorite all around Chinese in Brooklyn's Chinatown. The is what people name first and the prices are low. Come ready for heat, one person describes wiping sweat through the whole meal. One dissenter says Flushing does it better.
“Best Mapo Tofu I've ever had. Really phenomenal Szechuan food.”
H2
“[Chuan Tian Xia](https://www.google.com/maps/place/chuan+tian+xia/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c2450afa660caf:0x2f36793d4574fdf5?sa=X&ved=1t:242&ictx=111) in Sunset Park is pretty legit, though I'd say their noodles are more silky than toothsome.”
H2
“CTX the best I’ve ever had”
H2
“Adding to the Chinese recs: Chuan Tian Xia, Little Pepper, Xu Chu, Young and Rich.”
H2
“Haha yes chuan tian xia has some of the best Szechuan around. Unfortunately, I'm busy wiping sweat from the spice.”
H2
“Seconding Chuan Tuan Xia!! Amazing food, good prices”
H2
“Chuan Tian Xia for crispy fried beef and wontons”
H2
“CTX is overrated and can't hold a candle to places in Flushing like Alley 41.”
H2
“The cauliflower at Chuan Tia xia is a sleeper hit to me but everything is great.”
H2