Authentic taste & local. Service is friendly. Sweet & sour pork needs more sauce & sometimes tastes…read morefrozen or leftover. Prices are good considering the drive you would have to go to get authentic Chinese food

Not really "The Wok"... it's called Peking China. I have loved Chinese food for my entire life…read more(longer than I'd care to admit to), but I love this the most. It's not exactly fast, which is more than made up for in being fantastic. Everything takes between 20-30 minutes and tastes awesome, and whether you eat there or take it home/to your hotel, it's about the same wait and the high quality. A true family-owned and operated establishment, and I would recommend it to anyone. Good eats.

Ordered take out and was impressed! Good size portions, flavor was good I will definitely come back…read morehere. Got the Mongolian beef and generals tso's chicken. Prices are a little steep if you don't hit the lunch special but about average with the rest of the area.

The overall flavors and quality were something that could have been enhanced with some simple…read moreeffort. Pretty terrible. Not worth the money, tastes similar if not even as good as a school's cafeteria.

Coconut Curry Chicken and Ginger Beef were excellent. Chop Suey was good…read more Bartender was very friendly and helpful. Very busy kitchen, worth the visit.

This is a very popular spot and even if you arrive near opening a wait is not unusual. The only…read moredrawback to a great and historic dining ambiance. A mixture of seating types are used to fill out the top floor of a building that makes up the oldest continually operating chinese restaurant in the states (at least as near as I can tell). My father and I took up one of the dining booths that provide a surprising amount of privacy to enjoy your dining company and food. The Special M is all two people could ask for with normal appetites, and you can get that rate for everyone in your party for simplicity and variety. Nothing in the lineup failed to satisfy. As to the famous noodles: the basic one l served in a broth that won't win over enthusiasts of ramen or pho, but this classic Chinese style is an interesting legacy of a historic restaurant that rounds out a destination dining experience.

My husband and I visited Big Sky in February and we were both feeling a little sick. I wanted to…read moreget some hot soup and eat in at our Airbnb and Big Sky Noodles was the perfect solution! The soups are incredible and very flavorful! They provided all the typical sauces that would come with Pho. We are definitely happy we found this restaurant during our stay in Big Sky.

Doesn't get any better than this! Excellent food, quality and service. Perfect location lots of…read moreplaces to sit and enjoy your pho. A new staple of winters in Big Sky. Cant wait until they open again.

Came here for a celebratory NYE dinner. I'm actually still here...which should signal either two…read morethings: this place is awful or great. It's great. Had my doubts about an Asian fusion restaurant in Montana. But everything has been authentic and on par with what I expect from an authentic Asian restaurant. We ordered the $75 set menu and it was mooore than plenty. The food were diverse from curry, dumplings, steak, egg plants, duck soup, mapo tofu, etc (clearly the chef knew his Asian culture) The staff were amazing and kind. The rooms were designed and lit just enough to feel intimate, cozy yet classy. 9.5/10. Coming from LA, this type of food would cost 100+ per person. I'll come back for sure. Btw the pictures don't do it justice - I honestly didn't think of reviewing..just about digging in.

Shan is often busy but that's because there isn't that many quality Asian cuisine in Bozeman. The…read morerestaurant serves Chinese food from different regions, not just the usual Cantonese dishes. This makes the menu fun and a little different from other places within an hour from here. The food looks and taste well prepared but I have always feel odd about it, as if the flavors are not always exactly right. It feels like something is missing. It's almost like one small ingredient is not there, so the dish is not quite the same as the real version. They also experiment with new dishes which is a huge plus, so expect a different menu every so often.

This place is really good. They have a wonderful buffet until 2 o'clock. I prefer to get there…read moreabout 1230 or one and the woman who seats you and probably runs the restaurant is just wonderful.! It has a lot of great things in the Buffay, my favorite the wontons are really really good. Their beef and broccoli was outstanding. And it's a really good price, don't know how they can do that, but I think it's like 10 bucks for the buffet and a drink. The outside may be shabby but I'd rather have that and the food be delicious so don't let that scare you away ! And like I say, the woman at the counter is just wonderful walk in say hi to her and thank her for such a beautiful buffet!!!!

Pretty good run of the mill Chinese food in a small town…read more The staff got us taken care of for a quick in and out dinner. Surprisingly quiet for dinner time.

The food was good, but not hot as a buffet should be. One gentleman working the whole place…read more Restaurant was very clean and price was OK for an average buffet. Not a lot of selection, but it's not a busy buffet. Good has good flavor. All self serve including drinks. Although garlic shrimp said mild, it definitely had a bite. Overall not much of a buffet.

You've been warned…read more 1. If you are Asian, you will be flatly denied entry. 2. If you are not Asian, you should understand the basic logic and what that says about this place. My wife and I were returning to Seattle after visiting Yellowstone and spent the night in Butte. We found this restaurant on Yelp. We weren't expecting world-class dining--just something reasonably clean and edible. What we did not expect was outright discrimination in 21st-century America--especially from people who, historically, have often been on the receiving end of it. As soon as we walked in, the owner/manager/waiter (all the same person) looked at us and said--in Hong Kong-style Mandarin--"I ask you to consume somewhere else." At first, I didn't even process what he said. My wife understood immediately: we were not welcome here because we looked Asian. Keep in mind, this was an Asian buffet. Once I realized what was happening, I was furious and ready to call the police. My wife pulled me away, reminding me there was no point staying another second. I agreed--but decided that people need to know about this. This isn't only about food quality. It's about basic human decency. And this man has none. Bottom line: Use common sense and basic logic. Stay far away from this place.

Wine, espresso, light, healthy food with an international flavor plus gifts and grab and go, or…read morestay and eat choices. I stop in with friends Thursday 5pm for The Nosh Platter and Wine. Today I had their Chinese lunch that was DELICIOUS. Their Smoked Tri-tip is another favorite. Great, friendly owners - Patricia and Richard and comfy atomsphere! I highly recommend this place.

You know the food was pretty mediocre but what can you really expect. The vibes are horrendous in…read morethere but if you're passing through and want some Chinese food you can get it to go. Comes out fast. About normal pricing.

Not very clean there's food on the walls tables aren't clean but 2 stars bc the food is goodread more