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Szechuan Story leans into the fragrance and heat of Sichuan cooking. Dumplings in chile oil, cumin lamb, dry fried chicken, fish, and cold appetizers layer peppercorn numbness with fermented and aromatic flavors. The Asian District dining room is especially suited to groups who can share several contrasting plates.

Fung's Kitchen balances a broad Cantonese menu with weekend dim sum service. Roast duck, noodle soups, seafood, dumplings, and familiar stir fries allow a table to move between traditional and American Chinese preparations. The Classen Boulevard restaurant remains especially animated when carts and shared plates fill the room.

Grand House anchors weekend mornings with an expansive dim sum service. Dumplings, buns, rolls, roast meats, and small fried dishes circulate for the table to share, while a full Chinese menu continues through dinner. Holiday dim sum traditions and a large dining room make it a natural choice for family groups.

Chow's offers a deep menu of Cantonese dishes alongside familiar Chinese American standards. Hot pots, seafood, roast meats, noodles, soups, and late evening hours give regulars plenty to explore. Generous portions and a practical May Avenue dining room make the restaurant especially comfortable for shared family meals.

Szechuan Bistro separates familiar takeout dishes from a traditional menu rich with chile, peppercorn, offal, fish, and vegetables. Dry fried preparations and cold appetizers reveal as much range as the sauced entrees. The Memorial Road room rewards a group willing to order across several sections and share.