Chinatown Restaurant

Delicious hot food in the mountains, what else could one ask for?…read more Food: All their food was delicious. Everything we tried was excellent. We tried the egg flower soup, lo mein, fried rice & black pepper chicken. Service: We were seated very quickly since the place was empty when we went in. The service was really fast. In-all: A great option for a nice hot lunch or dinner in a cold place.

Great Szechuan food overall! The spicy dishes ars numbing but not really spicy, which is not really…read morethe case usually, and I can eat this type of 'spicy' food. My favorite is the fish. We ordered bean curd Szechuan style and it turned out to be mapo tofu. We ordered a beef w tomato dish that is under Soup but it is more like a braised beef than soup, but seasoning is okay. Chicken seasoning is good but the dish is too fatty/oily. The rest of the food is great. White rice is overcooked. We came back the 2nd time cuz there wasn't a lot of good Asian places. The walnut shrimp is sweet as expected from the mayo, but the batter from the deep dive is a bit too crunchy-hard. The intestine stir fried w chili is okay but it has some smell; it is also not spicy. Do not order lo mein, it is bland and noodle texture is not good. Highly recommend braised green beans. The special pork belly is a bit too sweet but still good overall. The beef in dry pot is tender but that dish is supposedly spicy but it is not.

Cozy place

Sesame chicken lunch combo

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Spicy eggplant

China Gourmet

4.5(55 reviews)

62.5 mi

Terrible attitude from wait staff. Barely enough motivation to speak clearly. Saw one of them…read moreexiting the bathroom when I was entering. Sink bone dry. Zero etiquette or appreciation for your business. Food is decent but ruined by a strange demeanor from staff.

The food was delicious. Great presentation and hot. The service was on point. This restaurant was…read moreclean and bright.

Pork Szechuan style with chow mein

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Zheng Zhong

3.7(55 reviews)

52.3 mi

I am sad to report that a lot has changed in 4 years…read more They've moved, they've changed cooks and the quality of the food has gone down the toilet. They new interior was the first indication. The dining room flowed right into the cashier area which flowed right into the kitchen which flowed right into the stairway to what may be the owners home. If it was more intimate it might have seemed like you had a exclusive seat inside the kitchen. But the high ceilings and the fact that our seats felt like they were an unobstructed football field's length from the kitchen gave the place an empty, cavernous feel. We got our wanton soup. It was lukewarm and bland. We got a couple noodle dishes and same thing, no flavor. I tried the rice and was amazed to discover that it was hard and dry, almost like it had been sitting on the counter for a couple hours. The pieces of chicken were just barely cooked and my wife bit into one to discover it was raw in the middle. I asked for some chili sauce, eager to improve this mess but discovered once I'd added it that it made the meal worse. I tried the sauce by itself and rather than chili it tasted like the inside of a refrigerator. I have no doubt that I was served the top couple spoonfuls from a jar that had been sitting, uncovered in the fridge for months. We tried to wash it all down with some more water but we were out. The poor gal had to run a marathon to get from the kitchen to the dining area so the service was infuriatingly slow and full water glasses were the casualties. We watched an Asian family walk in, review the menu and then walk out. Good call!! I only wish we had done the same.

It's the only place in Star Valley where you can eat Chinese food. It's good, as long as you know…read morewhat to get, if you don't know--you better pull out your reading glasses because the menu is LITERALLY 20 pages long. Sesame chicken, Orange chicken, or the Mongolian beef are my top three choices. You can never go wrong with any of them. The Sesame is crispy and piping hot, Orange is always good (although sometimes pretty spicy and it seems to be a gamble whenever you order it), and the Mongolian is a winner wherever you go. Be sure to try an egg roll as an appetizer as well, it's more of a spring roll (veggies instead of meat, and a thinner/crispier shell), and it's always hit the spot. The service is just, eh. The waiter I had was nice enough, but didn't really "sell" me on any of the food! He also didn't offer any dessert, I wanted to try something unique, he just brought my check as soon as I took my last bite. Nonetheless, if you're looking for great Chinese and you know exactly what to get--come to Cheng Chongs! TIPS & TRICKS: * Park in the south side parking lot, you can nonchalantly go in through the side door instead of making a huge racket as you walk into the front. * Take a look at and appreciate the decor. It literally is the only Chinese place that could pull of the "mounted-stuffed-animal-heads" in every corner. WELCOME TO WYOMIN' Y'ALL.

Orange chicken

Lo mein noodles

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Pad kei mao

Golden China Seafood and Grill Buffet

2.2(19 reviews)

61.9 mi

Good food will go back once in awhile there only problem is they have the same food all the time…read morethey need to change the dishes to different items

See why they make you prepay, only people here for lunch and I know why, there is next to nothing…read moreon the already tiny "buffet" (I've seen more food at motel 6's "breakfast") food really wasn't good and only went because they advertise a Mongolian style grill but that's shut down now. Won't be back, $9 for a plate of fried rice, very salty "curry" and chicken in a brown Sauer they attempt to say is generals chicken (poor general)

I think those are potatoes but I'm not testing them

Golden China

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Almost empty "buffet" at lunch time

Red 8 Asian Cuisine & Sushi Bar

4.2(65 reviews)

55.9 mi

Yhe food was amazing, the service was very quick.The restaurant was clean.The staff was friendly…read more I will definitely be eating here again.

Good sushi, service and decently priced. We make it a point to eat here when we come to the dunes…read more Last time they didn't have iced tea though. No good.

Sushi bar

Pad Thai and sesame chicken.

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Panda Express

2.7(72 reviews)

56.4 mi

Ben was an absolute G! He helped us so much with our order! Me and my friends loved Benread more

Came here with my big family after our Yellowstone trip. Wanted something Asian…read more We ordered - bigger plate. Grilled chicken teriyaki, beef and broccoli, and mushroom chicken. Beef and broccoli and mushroom were a little different than what I'm used to. It was just too sweet for me. - plate. Kung pao chicken and orange chicken with chow mein. Kung pao was really good and toasty but it was almost to the point it being burnt. Don't think I will be going here anytime soon.

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Main Moon

3.9(48 reviews)

59.5 mi

My first visit - my spouse told me I needed to come try out this basically hole-in-the-wall chinese…read morerestaurant. I tend to like authentic chinese, and this place is indeed american chinese, but I thought I'd give it a shot. There were a lot of menu items I avoided - I knew I wouldn't like anything that screamed american chinese, but I found they had hot pots and a few spicy dishes that I might prefer. I said I wanted their spicy beef - extra spicy (the hot pot I wanted to try as was). When asked "1 to 10?", I said definitely 10 - as hot as you'll go. Well, it arrived at what I would call a 2, and barely that. But they were very good at bringing out some chili paste, and that made it a very nice medium spiced dish. Both dishes were very tasty, and I told my spouse I would be quite willing to come again, especially since it is just across a street from out business mailbox.

Same great quality for the 12 years I've been eating here. The egg drop soup is really something…read morespecial. It is super thick and a lot of shredded chicken. The veggie spring rolls are a delicacy. My wife likes the chicken almondine. I love the mandarin chicken with the sauce on the side. The chicken is so light and the crust is so crispy. The wife and husband owners go out of their way to please.

Not only is this food hot and tasty it's full of flavor, all the times I eat here I'm never disappointed.. Great job I give you a 10

Hot pot beef

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Hot pot vegetable with steamed rice

Yummy House

4.4(137 reviews)

63.2 mi

This is my favorite Chinese restaurant in Idaho falls. I've only seen one lady server and she works…read moreher butt off! She can manage the whole room by herself and she can remember your order without writing it down. The food is cooked fresh , so don't be in a hurry. Goodness takes time. I love the egg flour soup. The prices are reasonable. Very yummy !

We love the Yummy house. Food is always delicious and service as well. Their hot and sour soup and…read morethe wontons are both top shelf!

Entrance

Egg Fried Rice

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Mandarin Restaurant

3.6(117 reviews)

55.9 mi

Me and my Girlfriend had the Sweet and sour Chicken and Mandarin Chicken. They were very good. The…read morefried rice had good Flavor and went very well with the sauces. Lastly the service was very prompt and friendly. Would definitely come here again.

Panda Express is so much betternand I don't even like panda that much! lets start by stating I…read moreunderstand one offs so I will try a restaurant more than once before I never go back that being said.. I'll never go back. most recent visit.... all of our deepfried food was over done and burnt, My MooGoo was microwaved to the point that it blistered my mouth in the first bite and the sauce was gelatinous to the point it was like snot, they used canned ingredients not fresh and although the service was what you would expect from a college student who didn't want to be there it wasn't horrible.. By the way Pot stickers are not meant to be thrown into the fryer.