Ollie’s Sichuan Chinese Restaurant​ (成都印象)

First time here and I love how spacious and clean the restaurant is. Food is beyond amazing. Go for lunch and get soup and entree for about $12

I got the mouth watering chicken and it was okay. I was warned about how spicy it was, so I was excited, but it turned out being just a hint of spice and very oily. The chicken was cooked well, though— not dry or overcooked at all, very tender. Just wish there was more Sichuan pepper spice in it.

Stopped here for lunch, hands down best Asian food on 42nd st. The service is very good and the food is amazing. Restaurant is very clean and everything is always fresh recommend eating here !

Always consistent! their staff is attentive, loyal and always greet you with a smile. The establishment is always clean, the AC is always ON so it’s more enjoyable to dine in during hot days. The food is definitely a good deal for the location in HK. 👍👍

Yesterday, I stopped by with friends and had a wonderful meal. Every dish we ordered was delicious. The mapo tofu was especially outstanding. I also highly recommend the eggplant dish. We enjoyed everything even more with some Tsingtao beer and had a great time together.

The city howled at us that night, a cold, unforgiving New York that crept through Patagonia coat, full grain leather, and human spirit alike. We had crawled from Connecticut sustained by coffee and conversations, and by the time Manhattan appeared, warm authentic Chinese food sounded good, and then there was Ollie’s.<br><br>Inside, all the nonsense of “fine dining” vanished. No velvet ropes. No tragic little portions arranged by philosophers pretending to be chefs. Just steam from the kitchen, clattering plates, and the glorious chaos of a proper Sichuan joint doing what needs to be done on a freezing evening.<br><br>My lady ordered the beef with broccoli. She liked it, and in matters of supper, a wise gentleman quickly learns that her satisfaction is ultimately the higher law.<br><br>I, meanwhile, ordered the roast duck noodle soup, a bowl restorative enough that it could likely reconcile feuding nations. The broth carried warmth, the noodles held their dignity, and the duck possessed the exact degree of sinful saltiness demanded by a winter’s evening.<br><br>The dumplings, alas, simply were not my style. Perfectly harmless little fellows, but lacking the elegance and spirit one hopes for in such things, rather like a Shakespearean actor who forgets half his lines yet continues bowing confidently.<br><br>Still, we departed restored, fortified against the bitter wind with broth, grease, and the fleeting happiness that only a hot meal in New York can provide.

Ordered lunch special Fillet Hot Bean. It was delicious! Sweet spicy. Spicy level is very friendly for ppl who can’t eat spicy. Baby spinach at the bottom, very tender and tastes very good with the fish! Comes with rice & soup (or one soft drink) Highly recommend.

We ordered the orange chicken, it took a while to get our food and when we did it was luke warm. Great flavor though! Waiter was nice but when I entered the lady said " go anywhere", we got moved, so staff could sit for their break, and they took long to take our order.

Chinese food is my second favourite after Cuban food, which is the one in my house by birth and I must say , this restaurant is from 10 to 10. Authentic flavour, formidable treatment, atmosphere. Anyway, 100% recommended...Pictures tell you the rest,lol…

I stopped in this restaurant to get lunch. When I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I walked in and sat at a booth. I was served by Yang. I ordered:<br><br>Sake<br>Spicy Cumin Chicken Wings<br>Beef Noodle Soup<br>Grand Marnier Jumbo Shrimp<br>Hunan Chicken with Brown Rice<br><br>I enjoyed the food and my favorite was definitely the beef noodle soup. All in all a really good experience!

Typical chinese take-out. We expected more given how the place looks and how big it is. It was ok for takeout but nothing more. Very oily food and very spicy so keep that in mind. Got a little sick after eating as well... all very much in line with Chinese takeout in NYC<br><br>We ordered Fried Rice and Chow Mein and it came decently packed and with good quantities so that's what the stars are for. Taste was ok, nothing memorable

DO NOT ORDER FROM HERE.<br>My daughter and I ordered a delivery from Ollie’s Sichuan which cost over $50.<br>We ordered starters, and 2 mains, one of which comes with white rice, which we selected. Was given timeframe, but had to wait almost an hour extra hour on top of our delivery time. My daughter was so hungry and because we paid for it already, we couldn’t cancel our order. When the food came it was cold and the white rice was missing from the meal. Upon calling Ollie’s to ask for the rice to be delivered, I was put on hold many times without any notification and was then told that they will not deliver the rice to us because they don’t deliver at this address. This was a poor excuse not to bother, as they already delivered the food to us! They offered a credit rice, despite my efforts to inform them that I don’t live here. I informed them that we already paid for the meal which includes the rice, and she told me that I haven’t paid for it because it comes with the meal. A sad attempt to gaslight. At this point, you could clearly see the dishonesty and lack of customer service to rectify their mistake was never going to happen. So I left it; unsatified and my daughter hungry. Lastly, the food lacked salt and the soup depth of flavour, but the spring rolls and sweet and sour sauce were lovely. We received no acknowledgement of their mistake and no apology.

The food was great, and the portion was satisfying. The chicken could be more seasoned but overall a great place to enjoy your lunch!

I have both dined in and gotten food to go from Ollie’s. Everything is always hot, fresh, flavorful and delicious. Their staff are nice and everything is always very quick. Prices are very reasonable, especially for their lunch special. I tried the double cooked bacon and their mapo tofu- both absolutely delicious. I highly recommend Ollie’s. I ordered sichuan dishes and not “American Chinese dishes” so I can’t comment on those.

Came here prior to a show across the street. Seated quickly, service was super quick, the food was delicious! The best chicken and broccoli I’ve ever had, spare ribs were great. Fried rice was good, soup dumplings were not my favorite but they seemed homemade for sure and required 15 minutes to cook! My only down fall was how horrendous the bathrooms were. Clean bathrooms are important and they were really unkempt and not clean at all.