
Roasted Sea Bass
A whole sea bass in a deep red chilli broth, savoury and slowly building heat. It arrives over a lit burner and keeps cooking at the table.


Dry pots, mala, whole fish that arrives over a lit burner and keeps cooking at the table.
Sichuan House has cooked on Sauchiehall Street for years. We're a Sichuan kitchen, and the menu is built for a table that can't agree. The heat runs from none at all to numbing. The plates you already know sit beside the ones you'd otherwise fly to Chengdu for.
New to Sichuan food? Say so — pointing you at the right dish is the part we enjoy.
Crispy aromatic duck, sweet & sour, salt & pepper — the dishes Glasgow orders by name.
Kung po chicken, dan dan noodles, mapo tofu — the Sichuan cooking the whole world has adopted.
Dry pots, whole fish, the mala dishes — cooked the way Chengdu eats them. Ask us where to begin.
What goes in, what comes out, and why it tastes the way it does.

A whole sea bass in a deep red chilli broth, savoury and slowly building heat. It arrives over a lit burner and keeps cooking at the table.

Fried chicken wings in a golden, grainy coating of salted duck egg yolk. Rich and savoury, with the chilli arriving after.

Roast lamb chops in a dry cumin and chilli rub, warm and smoky with heat that builds. You eat them with your hands.
Our main menu has a gluten free section. Salt and pepper squid, chicken and sweetcorn soup, king prawn fried rice, and ten more.
See the gluten free dishes