Szechuan cuisine has become an increasingly popular choice with the Chinese and Non-Chinese diners in recent years. Just take a walk down the famous eating out street in Beijing, Gui Jie (which literally means “Ghost Street”), and you will see every other restaurant there serving Szechuan style Hot Pot. These restaurants are packed even during the hot and humid summer days!

The Szechuan restaurant I am recommending is somewhat closer to home (my home that is). It's called Homes Kitchen and it's located in the Flatiron district of NYC. It is no doubt my home’s kitchen since they supply me with my dinner at least three times a week. Homes Kitchen proves that you don’t have to go to Chinatown to get authentic Chinese food in NY. The restaurant serves up delicious and reasonably priced Szechuan and non-Szechuan specialties using fresh and non-frozen ingredients. It also provides a quiet and ...