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    3.7 (36 reviews)

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    很好吃,味道不错,菜量很大很实惠,正常15%tip include,他们都是seasonal的师傅,每年工作几个月在这里,可以理解 The food is very tasty and flavorful, and the portions are large and very affordable. A standard 15% tip is included. The chefs are all seasonal workers who work here for a few months each year, which is understandable.

    Mapo Tofu
    Kejun W.

    Super authentic Chinese food in the West Yellowstone town. The owner is very nice and friendly. The service is excellent! We ordered Sichuan style boiled beef, mapo tofu, and seaweed egg drop soup. The food came out literally within five-ten minutes! It's so delicious that we had to come back for another meal. If you're looking for authentic Chinese food, we highly recommend you try out this amazing restaurant.

    Fried green beans
    Ashley B.

    F*^%*!G GOOD!!!! it can be pretty difficult to find good consistent food in the small town of West Yellowstone. In person experience, there's a lot of fluctuation with quality because the remote location is hard! And a lot of people who work here are seasonal. So when it comes to food, don't have the most promising stuff... But I have to say China has the best Chinese food in town. I was craving good, hot Chinese vegetables and lo mein and that is exactly what I got. This place has consistent reviews because there is awesome. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Their restaurant is clean and food is consistently good and authentic.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] If you want Chinese food after the park come to thumb. It is the very first restaurant that you see when you enter the town! This place is great

    Sauteed string beans
    Celina S.

    The inside of the restaurant is dingy but the food is good! We were surprised by the dry sautéed spicy string beans and the potato / pork belly dry pot. Honestly those dishes rivals what we can get at home in Seattle. The beef lo mein was just ok. Some of the dishes are quite pricy but I get it, it's Yellowstone.

    Spicy Chili Chicken - SUPER SPICY!! But sooo good!
    Angela C.

    Delicious! Better than expected! This place beats some of the Chinese restaurants I've been to in the Washington DC area. This place serves authentic Chinese food! I would say the chef/cook here is REALLY good at putting the flavors together. Make sure to order the authentic entrees and do family-style ordering if you can. The authentic dishes are flavorful and super delicious! I definitely see this place as a popular place Chinese people would go to. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant does not look too fancy ... a little hole in the wall but clean and spacious.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The prices are better than the restaurants around it. The service was good (standard Asian restaurant service :)), the staff stopped by to refill drinks and such. They do automatically charge a tip, which was nice for our staff to remind us when we were paying. We would recommend this place and would come again! Great food! Great service! Reasonable prices compared to the other American restaurants here! We ordered ... -Spicy Chicken - This was deliciously super spicy, order only if you can handle tongue numbing spicy. We couldn't stop eating this! So good! -Stirfry Cabbage - Cooked very well. Perfect amount of garlic and not spicy for our toddler. We all loved it! -Lomein - This was okay, mainly ordered for the kids. I consider this a more Americanized dish but my toddler did love it so much that she had three servings!

    LJ H.

    Was looking for Chinese food near Yellowstone and decided to give this place a try. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There was plenty of seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Staff felt nice. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Good if you have large parties.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Other than that, the food is ok. We did notice the food was a bit salty for us. Some dishes we ok, but some dishes felt like I needed to eat a lot of rice to balance the salt. I don't know if I would suggest going to this place for Chinese food. Might have been better to go to a burger restaurant.

    Clay pot chicken
    Stephanie T.

    If you're looking for Chinese food in the West Yellowstone area, this place is a major disappointment. The food quality is below average and just as expensive as any other restaurant here. If you're looking for authentic food, go back home. I'd eat Panda Express over this. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior of the building was not really what we were expecting. It's very spacious and a bit dingy, but that's not really an issue.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I went to Yellowstone with my family, and we are all Chinese. The servers told us in Mandarin to quickly eat our food because people from returning from tours would be coming soon. It felt like they were rushing us. The other interactions with them were similarly cold. Also, The kettle on our table wasn't full of tea, but water. It just seemed like cutting corners. We ordered the clay pot chicken, mapo tofu, and beef broth stew with radish. All the food was lacking in size. The beef broth seemed especially thin, like it was more water than flavor. The mapo tofu sauce seemed to be a similar quality to store bought sauce. Because you can just buy tofu at the store for cheap, you're pretty much just paying for a 20 dollar sauce, and it did not deliver.

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    Food was really good! Better than red lotus. It's a no frills place but authentic food and service was quick. Overall very satisfied.

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    2 years ago

    The service and the food was great! I will be back next time I'm in West Yellowstone.

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    Authentic Chinese food, tasty. I ordered two times, didn't let me down. I'll introduce it to my friends.

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    Red Lotus

    Red Lotus

    3.0
    (510 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    Unexpectedly, I found a taste of home near Yellowstone National Park! Don't get too excited when…read moreyou hear the owner speak Cantonese... Sautéed Pork Stomach with Pickled Vegetables 酸菜炒豬肚: A very typical Hakka dish, everything was authentic except for the lack of a mild spiciness. The pickles was crisp, with just the right amount of sourness; the pork stomach had no gamey smell and was stir-fried until crisp and tender; the sauce was evenly coated on the ingredients, showing skill. The red and green peppers were basically just for color. Poach Fish Fillet水煮魚: A completely inauthentic and Cantonese version of shuizhuyu (poach fish fillet), which displeased my friend who is originally from Sichuan. But personally, I thought the fish was very tender and quite fragrant! Both dishes were very good with rice; I had to ask for more. However, it must be pointed out that the fees at this restaurant are not very clear. Taxes and the 15% tip are calculated manually, and there is no electronic bill. Those who mind this should think twice before going.

    Very disappointing experience at Red Lotus in West Yellowstone…read more The restaurant automatically adds a 15% gratuity to every bill, regardless of party size, and then charges another 3% if you pay by credit card. I have traveled to 43 states in the U.S. and eaten at countless restaurants. I honestly cannot remember another restaurant that imposed both a mandatory gratuity on every customer regardless of party size and a fee on credit card usage. To me, this feels like a business designed around one time tourist traffic rather than earning repeat customers. I spoke directly with the owner, Mr. Chen, about the mandatory gratuity. His first explanation was that some customers do not leave tips. But if certain customers choose not to tip, whether because they are unhappy with the service or for any other reason, why should every other customer be forced to make up for that? He then explained that the gratuity helps him pay his employees. But employee compensation is fundamentally part of the cost of operating a restaurant. If additional revenue is necessary to cover labor costs, then price the menu accordingly instead of calling a mandatory charge a "gratuity." To be clear, I have no problem tipping, and I am perfectly willing to leave a proper tip for good service. My objection is to making a gratuity mandatory for every customer and then offering explanations that, in my view, simply do not make sense. Perhaps a restaurant like this one in a major tourist destination like West Yellowstone does not depend heavily on repeat customers. That may work for their business. But travelers deserve to know about these charges and decide for themselves before dining here.

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    Inside Dinning Space
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    Shrimp with garlic
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    Chinatown Restaurant

    Chinatown Restaurant

    2.4
    (262 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    I never expected to have Chinese food in Montana, much less to find it somewhat decent!…read more I came to West Yellowstone on a trip, and the first place my group and I went was Chinatown Restaurant. At first, I was skeptical about the restaurant, so I kept my expectations low. However, once I tried the food, I had to admit my expectations were actually met. The variety of food they had was incredible. From pig feet to mapo tofu, all the dishes we got were of decent quality; dare I say it's comparable to Bay Area Chinese restaurants. Especially for the amount we paid, the portions were VERY generous. I personally liked the mapo tofu the best, but all the other dishes really came to my liking. Excellent value for the area! I am shocked by the low reviews on this restaurant, but I assume it came down to bad customer service and the low "aesthetic" of Chinatown Restaurant. I personally didn't experience anything like that. The workers did everything they could to welcome us and prepare such a large amount of food for us. All I can say is don't judge a book by its cover; please take the reviews with a grain of salt and try out Chinatown Restaurant for yourself!

    Came here despite bad reviews and needless to say the food was quite decent! We were immediately…read moreseated and the food came super fast, I was surprised. I would definitely recommend the wok fries food, such as fried rice and chow mein as they are expert at that. The general tsos chicken was average but the rest of the food was super good.

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    Mural outside exterior
    Kung Pao Chicken, only 3/4 full
    Kung Pao Chicken, only 3/4 full
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