My colleagues and I went to Middle Kingdom today for lunch to celebrate Chinese New Year. The owner recently hires a chef who specializes in Szechuan cuisine. The food tastes really good but you have to be prepared for their spiciness. If you think you can live up to the challenge, check it out. Click on the google map on the left to find out the address info and location.
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The taste of the dishes are really great, and they looks better than those in the pictures (not mean to downplay the hotographer:).
It is in downtown A2.
Highly recommended if you want a taste of authentic Chinese food. Come with Chinese friends if you are not sure what are the best.
Posted by: L.L | January 30, 2006 at 04:55 PM
Thanks for the tip. I love spicy food which makes it hard to go from Thai back to Chinese, but this seems good.
- Atul
Posted by: UH2L | January 28, 2006 at 02:50 PM