China’s Family Restaurant

Welcome to China’s Family Restaurant, a hidden gem in the heart of Austin, Texas, specializing in Szechuan cuisine. This cozy eatery offers a plethora of options, from appetizers like Fried Dumplings and Spring Rolls to Chef's Specialties like Cumin Beef and Mapo Tofu. With a focus on quality and flavor, each dish is expertly prepared to tantalize your taste buds.

Whether you're a meat lover or a vegetarian, China’s Family Restaurant has something for everyone. Their extensive menu includes a variety of chicken, beef, shrimp, and vegetable dishes, all bursting with authentic Szechuan spices and flavors. Don't miss out on their signature Beef In Chili Oil or Double Cooked Pork Belly, both guaranteed to leave you craving for more.

While the restaurant may not be wheelchair accessible, it makes up for it with its welcoming atmosphere and attentive service. The friendly staff is always ready to provide recommendations and ensure your dining experience is nothing short of delightful. And with options for takeout, reservations, and catering, China’s Family Restaurant is perfect for any occasion.

So, if you're in the mood for a culinary adventure that will transport you to the streets of Szechuan, look no further than China’s Family Restaurant. Indulge in the bold flavors, generous portions, and warm hospitality that make this establishment a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts.

China’s Family Restaurant Menu

Location

Address: 1914 Guadalupe St Ste B Austin, TX 78705
Phone: (512) 284-7671

🕓 Work Hours
MON 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM
TUE 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM
WED 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM
THU 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM
FRI 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
SAT 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
SUN 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Business info

  • Offers Takeout
    Yes
  • Reservations
    No
  • Many Vegetarian Options
    Yes
  • Not wheelchair accessible
    No
  • Accepts Credit Cards
    Yes
  • Accepts Apple Pay
    No
  • Accepts Cryptocurrency
    No
  • Outdoor Seating
    Yes
  • Casual
    Yes
  • Offers Catering
    Yes
  • Good for Lunch, Dinner
    Yes
  • Private Lot Parking
    Yes
  • Waiter Service
    Yes
  • Free Wi-Fi
    Yes
  • TV
    Yes
  • Not Good For Groups
    No
  • Not Good For Kids
    No
  • Alcohol
    No
  • Dogs Not Allowed
    No
  • Bike Parking
    Yes

Last Reviews

  • Author: Eraclio D.

    05 July 2024

    I come here after church service. The waiter was very nice. The food presentation unique and large food portions My only issue was the restaurant 1914 does not have an AC installed over-the-celling and so it makes it very hot while dimming in. R/Eric

  • Author: Karson S.

    08 May 2024

    So good!! Was looking for a late dinner place after touring around campus and found this gem! They have a very extensive menu, so I just took the recommendations from the VERY nice staff. So easy, ordering can be in person or on their kiosk (which has pictures). We went about 35 min before they were closing and they didn't mind at all! Food came out fast, tables were available and cleaned quickly, and it was such an enjoyable little simple spot on the drag. I personally got the black pepper beef rice bowl and YUM it hit the spot! Saucy, fresh ingredients - I couldn't ask for a better Chinese hole in the wall

  • Author: Leonard C.

    12 April 2024

    Great food and great prices. Especially liked the dry noodles! The rice dishes were also really good!

  • Author: Chris T.

    21 December 2023

    Super close to the UT campus and the AT&T Conference Center. Ambience: This is a rustic and simple restaurant. That is almost tucked away in the very back of an alley? Service: Self-serve your drinks and order at the Counter if you want to pay cash. The lady at the counter English is limited. My Chinese was limited and I had no cash, so I used the ordering machine. You order dine-in or take out. I dine-in. So you order and then sit. When your food is ready it is brought to you in plastic container and you are given plastic silverware. My plasticware was very thin and the fork started to bend trying to grab my chicken. I really needed chopsticks but it was starting to get busy and I did not want to bother her, so I made do with my fork and spoon. Food: I watched as other people's food came out, all the portion sizes are huge. I ordered traditional Sichuan Chongqing spicy chicken extra spicy. The last time I had this dish was in Beijing and I was having a craving. In Beijing they stuff the peppers with corn meal and fry them. Here they do not stuff the red peppers, but the chicken was cooked just like in Beijing. The chicken was crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside. Since I got it extra spicy, there were jalapeno bits mixed in with the dried peppers. I could taste the Sichuan peppercorns and then I got a small hint of numbing. I recommend that you shake the dish up prior to eating. I noticed that as I got to the middle of the dish, the numbing was more noticeable compared to the top pieces. By the bottom I could feel the heat and numbing at the same time. If I am ever in the area again, will eat here again and learn the Chinese word for more Sichuan peppercorn please. They also serve American Chinese food. I looked around and those dishes did not really look good, but the place was packed with people ordering American Chinese. I will say the Chongqing chicken is worth the higher price and as close to Beijing as you can get in downtown Austin. Cleanliness: below average

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