Change city

Rankings Search My Lists Download

Best dishes
About
Support
Privacy
Terms

Eat Morels. Know what to order.

Want a ping when these happen?

Turn on notifications to catch follows, likes, and new check-ins the moment they happen.

Sichuan Style Menu: What to Order in Thousand Oaks | Eat Morels

Sichuan Style

Thousand Oaks

Sichuan Style

Sichuan Chinese · $$

Sichuan Style

About this score

★★★★★★★★★★3.24Early score

The Eat Morels score blends thousands of public reviews from across the web with ratings from Eat Morels diners. As diners here weigh in, their ratings take the lead.

Public reviews from across the webIncluded

Eat Morels diner ratingsNone yet

This spot doesn't have Eat Morels ratings yet — be the first.

$28/person

Busiest weekend dinner

Want a ping when these happen?

Turn on notifications to catch follows, likes, and new check-ins the moment they happen.

Want a ping when these happen?

Turn on notifications to catch follows, likes, and new check-ins the moment they happen.

Good to know

Get directions

Sichuan Style

What to Order

13 dishes

Mapo Tofu
Mapo Tofu
Shui Zhu Niu Rou
spicy poached beef
Dan Dan Noodles
Dan Dan Noodles
Dry-Fried Green Beans
Kung Pao Chicken
Kung Pao Chicken
Hui Guo Rou
Hui Guo Rou
twice-cooked pork
Hot and Sour Soup
Hot and Sour Soup
Kung Pao Shrimp
Chongqing Chicken
Pork and Vegetable Soup
Fried Dumplings
Fried Rice
Dry Pot

All dishes · Sichuan Style

Want a ping when these happen?

Turn on notifications to catch follows, likes, and new check-ins the moment they happen.

Want a ping when these happen?

Turn on notifications to catch follows, likes, and new check-ins the moment they happen.

How these rank in Berkeley

See every restaurant ranked for a dish, not just this one.

Best Mapo Tofu in Berkeley
Best Dan Dan Noodles in Berkeley
Best Kung Pao Chicken in Berkeley
Best Hot And Sour Soup in Berkeley
Best Fried Rice in Berkeley

All best dishes in Berkeley

Our Take

Neighborhood Sichuan spot with solid mala heat on Solano Ave

Based on 357 reviews

authentic mala heatsolid wok techniquefair prices for the neighborhood

utilitarian room with no ambianceservice can be brisk to the point of perfunctory

Best for: Sichuan fans in the Berkeley/Albany area who want the real mala profile without driving to the city
Groups who can share multiple dishes and explore the breadth of the menu
Weeknight dinners when you want something reliable and quick
Diners who appreciate heat-forward cooking done without compromise
Busiest: Weekend dinner (6–8pm)
Reservations: Not needed

Reviews

See all reviews

Questions & Answers

Ask about Sichuan Style

Ask anything — about dishes, dietary options, ambiance, or reservations.

200 characters remaining

Questions about Sichuan Style

Menu

No menu photos yet — help others by sharing one.

Delete photo?

This menu photo will be removed for everyone. This can't be undone.

Atmosphere

Report info for Sichuan Style

What's wrong?What should it say? (optional)More context (optional)0/500