Little Pepper

“The clean interior and friendly service created a welcoming atmosphere.”

Lou Venech★★★★★

Delicious birthday dinner for our family group. Indeed a "Mom & Pop" operation, but our varied dishes came out at a good clip & all were excellent. Good value price-wise. Leftovers to take home. Friendly service. Deserves to be busier!

Gametech CTS★★★

The food here is a little on the bland side. Their onion fried rice is pretty good though. This restaurant is Michelin recommended but noticed it was from 2017. A lot of competition now w same type of spicy style foods. They need to revamp a little. Just seems like they are comfortable being average kinda feel in there. The service is ok. When we asked for stuff, the wait staff seemed annoyed. Price is kinda high for average food.

Sixi Ma★★★

I have to say I was pretty disappointed with the food. The Sliced Pork Belly w. Chili Garlic Sauce was actually sweet, which threw me off. I lost interest after just one bite. The so-called “paper-wrapped lamb” was really just cumin lamb served on a piece of foil. It wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t particularly good either, and it was quite salty. The biggest letdown was the mapo tofu. The tofu had no flavor at all, and the sauce wasn’t numbing or spicy. Mapo tofu is supposed to be one of the signature dishes of Sichuan cuisine, and seeing it done so poorly was honestly frustrating. The rest of

She Rie★★★★★

Little Pepper: A Hidden Gem in Whitestone Little Pepper is a delightful, unassuming restaurant nestled in Whitestone. Street parking was readily available on a Saturday morning. The clean interior and friendly service created a welcoming atmosphere. Our server was exceptionally patient, especially with my son's enthusiasm for authentic Szechuan cuisine. We were thoroughly impressed by every dish we ordered, particularly the mapo tofu and chicken with three type of mushrooms. Even as someone who isn't a fan of spicy food, I found plenty of delicious options to enjoy. Without a doubt, Little