Miss Fu In Cheng Du

I lived in Chengdu for five years, and I tell this place services one of the most authentic Sichuanise food I ever had in North America. Especially their red chill oil, the flavor is just right. We ordered quite a few dishes, including all of them are very delicious. Be aware that their dishes by default are very, very spicy, probably too spicy for most people who are not accustomed to authentic Sichuanise food. If this is your first time here, better ask the waiter to tune down the spiciness of the food choose mild or not spicy instead.

We came on a Saturday night. There weren't many people when we got there so there's no need for reservations. The service was really fast and friendly. We got a number of items. We got the skewers in the non spicy hot pot broth and the spicy hot pot broth. I would recommend the spicy hot pot broth in medium if you cannot handle too much spicy. We had A LOT of skewers. I would recommend the beef tongue skewer and tripe skewers. We also got a lot of noodles - hot pot potato noodle, noodle with peas and spicy sour yam noodles. They are all different but also the same. The noodles were all different but the flavour of the base was similar. Just choose whichever noodle you like the most and get that one, you can't go wrong. You MUST get the sticky rice cake with brown sugar. We got two servings because it was so delicious. The outside is crunchy and the inside was sticky and chewy. The outside is covered in brown sugar syrup and it's not overly sweet, just right. Overall, I would give this place a try but its not somewhere I would try again personally. If I were to go back, it would just be for a snack.

Ms Fu in Chengdu is a fantastic restaurant for anyone looking for spicy Chinese food. I recently brought some out of town friends here who were craving some heat, and we were not disappointed. The restaurant offers a wide variety of small dishes, which allowed us to try many different items from the menu. In fact, we tried around ten different dishes, and I have to say that we enjoyed most of them. Aside from the delicious food, the pricing at Ms Fu is very reasonable, making it a great option for anyone on a budget. Overall, I was thoroughly impressed with this restaurant and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a great spicy Chinese meal. If I ever find myself craving some spicy Chinese food again, Ms Fu will certainly be on my list.

I heard about this restaurant for a while now and finally decided to try out some of their popular dishes. These include their Crispy Fried Pork Strips, Spicy Clams, Sticky Rice Cake with Brown Sugar, Pork Hock, and Sichuan Jelly Bingfen. The pork strips were really good as they were lightly battered and crispy, had nice pieces of pork, and were nicely marinated/seasoned. The clams were spicy yet addicting. The rice cake had a good amount of chewiness to it with a nice level of sweetness. The pork hock was nicely cooked and had good flavour, but I am not sure if it’s worth it overall. The bingfen had a good balance of jelly, sweetness, and nuts to it and it was refreshing. It’s a bit hard to give it 5/5 based on the portion for the price, but the flavour and uniqueness and authenticity of most of these dishes made up for it.

It was a nice first experience. Food was reasonably tasty. Prices are typical Richmond dining out prices, meaning expect to spend a small fortune to feel full. Thanks to government's reckless fiscal and monetary policies, inflation of 30-80% in dining out is commonplace and the new normal.

Great food and service. If you’re down for spicy stuff, this is the right place. Can choose non-spicy or mild spicy which are totally fine for people who are not into spicy.

I'd say it's close to authentic chengdu food, problem is most dishes are really similar in terms of flavor profile. I'd recommend adding for crunchiness and for sourness.

Not many options for kids and non spicy items , everything else is good

The only good is the spicy clamps, there rest just subpar.Food: 1/5

Great late night spot with good food. My only issue is your portion size. Charging 0.69 for a leaf of cabbage on a stick is pretty absurd. We pay $55 with tip for two people and we’re still left hungry. Everything else is great just fix your portion size for your skewers.