Hus Szechwan - Los Angeles

Typical Chinese restaurant. Friendly fast service. Large portions for exceptional prices. You can request MSG free. The wantons have an amazing flavor! Defiantly good to go with multiple people and share dishes because there is a lot to try. Also free cucumber salad which is nice for cleansing the palate. The room is kinda old but not unusual. Can’t believe the value and quality for the price! Hot tea is good, service good food amazing! You do have to order rice separate if you want it with an entree. Would defiantly go again.

This place is great! I've passed by a million times and it often emits a delicious smell. Went there today finally for takeout, and its being Mother's Day, they were slammed. The order took a bit longer than expected because of the crush. They were gracious and even threw in an order of spicy chilled cucumber. The food we ordered was fantastic and man am I glad they threw in the cucumber! I'll be back just for that. Thank you!

It is onecof our favorites. Today we walked in with 2 bottles of wine in our hands. The greeter knew we were old customers. It fells like coming home. My sonbsaid ' I 've been coming here since I was a child.

Smaller restaurant but filled with people and surprisingly sufficient seating space. They have a good variety of different dishes. It is perfect for ordering family style. I was happy with the various dishes we ordered. I can recommend the egg rolls. Although Szechuan might indicate spicy food, the food was not too spicy. You can choose from a prefixed menu or order a la carte. The owners are very friendly and help when it comes to deciding what to order. I enjoyed the different types of people. It was overall a very cozy environment. Depending on time and day the parking might be a little tough to get away with.

You would never know. You would drive by it and not see it. You would see it and dismiss it. And you would miss it. The vegetable wonton in soup. The famous string beans. The spicy cucumber. So good. The reviews are real. And for once actually reflect something more than uneducated opinions.