What's not to love about this fabulous restaurant?? The…read moreservice is amazing, The food is always good and the ambiance is warm and comfy. I've been coming here for years and it never disappoints!

Walking on a beautiful and quaint Main St in Bozeman, Montana needing a good lunch but not wanting…read moreto drive. Snow is lightly falling and the ambiance of Main St is straight out of a cool western movie sets. We slipped into Sweet Chili Asian Bistro after searching the web for a close by Thai restaurant. The interior was well decorated and only one other party of 4 was present, a concern! We were quickly seated and ordered the fried calimari and green curry with chicken, one of their featured dishes. The food arrived quickly and was warm. The calimari was lightly battered with a good exterior crunchy and a delicious plum like sauce. The green curry with chicken, carrot, zucchini and chopped tomatoes quickly followed. For being a featured dish, I found the green curry bland, watery and lacking flavor. For me curry sauce has a rich coconut milk taste and flavor. The sauce here was loose, and runny. Sweet Chili Asian Bistro has a great location, nice interior decor but the food here is not on par. When I think of Thai food, my taste buds begin to dance and salivary gland are purged to explodes. This experience was fine but I know their are additional options to try in the mountain of Bozeman.

Place was packed but they found a spot for me. I had heard the Lamb dumplings were great and they…read moredid not disappoint. I actually was standing at the front waiting to speak with someone. I was talking to the kitchen staff and told them that AI told me about the dumplings and to please hold an order in case I had to take it to go. Front of house Staff were great, the kitchen were guys amazing, and the place was clean The ppl I sat around were all very happy with their food. One couple lived in Bozeman and the other couple were from New Orleans. They both spoke highly of the place. Go try it. Call ahead. I tend to wing it and that's not the best way to go. I got lucky :) David

We knew we'd be missing and craving Asian food during our trip, and we had low expectations for…read moreShan, but we were pleasantly surprised! We had a large group, so we ended up booking the mid-tier set menu. Note that if you're a cilantro hater...almost every dish on this set menu contained cilantro, except for maybe 1-2 dishes and obviously the desserts. It's not explicitly stated in the ingredients for each dish, so we didn't initially think it would be an issue for the member of our party that didn't like cilantro. But as each dish came out, we saw that they LOVE to use cilantro here. Just something to be aware of. If you hate cilantro maybe you should ask them to leave it out of whatever you order. Highlights from this set menu for me were the Sichuanese Beef Salad and the Lazi-Ji Chicken Wings. The chicken wings had a nice spicy kick! Everything on the menu was decent, although the curries were a bit underwhelming and watery. The Coconut and Pandan 'Tres Leches' Cake was good too, although I didn't taste the pandan flavor at all. I enjoyed the lamb skewers, but I know not everyone likes lamb, so it's interesting that they have it on the mid and upper tier set menus. I feel like they should probably provide an alternative option for those who find lamb too gamy. Overall, a great option if you're looking for Asian food in the area!

After days of overpriced and underwhelming meals throughout the Yellowstone area, we finally came…read moreacross a winner. This is the best pho we've had a long time, including in our hometown, which has lots of excellent pho establishments. Would highly recommend!

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.

The place got busy fast. I took a place at the bar. They had a nice selection of local beers on…read moretap, and the staff was very fast and efficient. The menu was hard to read so I gotta suck it up and carry my glasses. I ordered the yellowtail poke bowl. It was one of the better bowls I have eaten. I took the bartenders suggestion and got a combo of greens and rice. That was a winner, especially with the thin sliced Jalapenos. The poke went really well with the Lewis and Clark ale that I got. This was an overall very positive experience. I have forgotten the bartender's name :(. she was great and held it together well during the rush and kept her smile. Thanks 7. David

Waitress was great Food took a while and was hit or miss…read moreWon't return because of manager

This place was pretty good!! They could do better on bussing their tables...a lot of tables were…read moreleft dirty and one side had a bunch of food on the floor...maybe the last party had little kids. Needless to say my Tonkatsu ramen was delicious. I also enjoyed the edemame. They brought it all out at the same time...it would've been nice to nosh on that before the ramen came out. Maybe I'll request that next time. The interior has nice modern decor and a beautiful mural on one wall as well. It's nice to have a Ramen place in Bozeman for sure!! The serving was generous and I was full!! Broth had amazing flavor too.

Disappointing. I eat at their Helena location all the time and love it. I keep wanting to love this…read morelocation too but it's not been great: Mediocre broth, cheap noodles that are still fused together, cold ramen eggs that haven't been soaked in soy sauce long enough, etc. I liked the boba.

This cute place has pretty good sushi rolls. We ordered four different rolls, and two of them stood…read moreout as our favorites. We would also like to note the polite staff, clean tables, and overall fairly detailed menu.

I went last night and ordered the special roll and a couple of the chefs choice and OH MY GOODNESS…read more Amazing. The best rolls had a wagyu with a black truffle oil and I can say they were easily top three best rolls I've ever had in Bozeman. I don't know what's changed but good lawd I'm impressed. Seriously those rolls were so good.

Good fresh sushi (favorite was yellow tail jalapeño appetizer). Good service. Only complaint is no…read morebeers or alcohol served.

Favorite sushi spot in Bozeman, and that's saying a lot for someone from the west coast! Great cozy…read moreatmosphere and service is always super friendly. Great prices for the quality you get. Love the Hugkan roll!

Gwen is an amazing manager and checked in with us multiple times! Our server on the patio was a…read morefantastic gentleman who was informative and very attentive. The food is spectacular and we always love the different rolls created by the chefs for a new roll every time. We love sitting on the patio when it's a gorgeous day, Absolutely love the vibe on the patio.

Dave's Sushi was on my list when planning our trip to Bozeman. I'm happy we got to experience the…read morefresh, delicious goodness! Cozy atmosphere... I can tell some locals were there. Service was on point - Cassidy is lovely... and beers were nice and cold!

First time I've ever left a bad review. First the good…read morenews. The 2 stars are for the kindness of the lady operating the truck. She seemed very nice. Another nice feature: the menu prices seem to be adjusted to include tips because the payment system didn't prompt for one. The big problem is the food itself: I feel obligated to warn you. Wow. Please read the menu descriptions carefully and ask questions. Don't trust photos. Don't expect this food to taste anything like the same item at another restaurant. The beef udon noodles came out wet and not hot. Lots of water pooled in the bottom. The sauce on top was like marinara. Never seen udon served this way. Ever. I'm hoping this doesn't start a trend. The fried rice was not fried. And, in fact, was also not hot. Our experience was so obviously and immediately disappointing (I took a quick bite to gauge heat and choose condiments) that I tried to warn others behind us in line. Yikes! I hope SOMETHING on her menu is awesome and she thrives while eliminating these dishes.

Recently went to the Red Ants Pants Music festival and CC Gourmet was a food vendor. They had Ramen…read moreon the menu so for $7.00 that is what I ordered. What a huge surprise and disappointment - the server handed me one of this store bought ramen mixes that you add hot water too and the noodles become soft. I didn't even eat it I was so frustrated - this is a $1.73 product that they passed off as "real" ramen (big noodles, fresh vegies, real beef, etc.) What a huge disappointment - should not be invited back next year to festival.

Went during a slow time so easy to sit down. Restaurant was clean and the staff were friendly…read more Overall it was good. Food tasted traditional and fresh. Tables plates, dinnerware, glasses, napkins, etc, fresh roses were all a step above most Thai places. There are a few oddities that I've not seen before: 1. Traditional plates that would always come with rice at other Thai places had to be ordered as a side (curry dishes, pad Thai, etc ....). At just shy of $20 it seemed odd to add in rice. 2. Summer roll was small and more expensive than most sushi rolls I've ordered. Price/quantity was off on this one and it didn't come with peanut sauce (available for up charge). 3. No fountain or on tap drinks; which actually is pretty common for Thai restaurants, but thought I'd note it. No refills on soda. 4. Portion size was ok. Overall this place was fine. Almost rated it as 3 star, but It was closer to a 4 star due to ambiance and nice staff. Portion size to price was the final element that kept it lower.

Thai restaurant in the Barn District half way between Four Corners and Bozeman. Medium sized…read moreinterior. Doing good business on a weekend night. We got a table without a wait, but they were people waiting when we were done eating. Menu got the standard North America Thai restaurant selection but also has a few items I haven't seen. Got the Thai Ice Tea slushie and that was decent. For entree, I got the namya pou curry which is a spicy seafood curry with rice noodles. Has some heat but not too bad. Very flavorful with the coconut and creamy savoriness. No complaints about the taste, but 3 stars because the portion was pretty small. The price wasn't expensive, but it was the smallest portion entree I've gotten from a Thai restaurant in the US. Needed to get more food afterwards.