Spicy Sichuan flavors and consistently good, with standouts like Mapo Tofu and an intensely spicy Dan Dan Noodles. Also offers dedicated GF menus.
Experience the bold and authentic flavors of Sichuan cuisine at this East Village gem. Known for its consistently good and spicy dishes, it's a reliable spot for those who appreciate a flavorful kick. From the highly recommended Mapo Tofu to the intensely spicy Dan Dan Noodles, this restaurant offers a taste of genuine Sichuan cooking.
The restaurant is highly recommended for authentic Sichuan cuisine, particularly noted for its spicy dishes like Mapo Tofu and Dan Dan Noodles. While many praise the consistent quality and vegetarian options, some recent feedback suggests a decline in certain dishes, such as the dry pot chicken, which was described as too soupy by some.
"Mapo Tofu and Dan Dan Noodles are frequently recommended, with the latter being noted for its extreme spiciness at higher levels. The restaurant also offers good vegetarian options."
Customers generally have a positive experience, with many recommending the restaurant for its authentic Sichuan flavors and spicy dishes. However, some find certain dishes, like the dry pot chicken, to be less satisfying than in the past or too soupy.
Important Note
Some customers have noted a recent change in the dry pot chicken, finding it less dry and with different vegetables. Additionally, a few patrons have found certain dishes to be too soupy or saucy.
"The commenter's favorite chili oil is from Han Dynasty, although they note that it is not located in Chinatown."
Positive"The user recommended Handy Nasty."
Positive"The user states that Han Dynasty's Dan Dan Noodles, ordered at a higher spice level than default, are extremely spicy and not to be taken lightly."
Positive"This user agrees that Han Dynasty's menu items are too soupy, questioning what they are trying to accomplish with their menu."
Negative"Han Dynasty is criticized for its dry pot, which this user finds too soupy/saucy, contrasting it with Blue Willow for flavor and Mala Project for being better overall."
Negative"Han Dynasty is noted for having nice vegetarian options available."
Positive"Recommends Han Dynasty (Sichuan Chinese cuisine) for a really nice dinner experience that should fit within the poster's price range."
Positive"The dry pot chicken from Han Dynasty tastes different recently, it's less dry and the veggies are different."
Negative"The author expresses their love for Han Dynasty."
Positive"The author recommends Han Dynasty."
Positive"Recommends Han Dynasty, describing it as nice, spicy, and consistently good for mapo tofu."
Positive"Han Dynasty has dedicated GF menus"
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