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.

I make my annual pilgrimage to the springs not for the delightful soak but for the Thai food. This…read moreis the first place I ever had Thai and it will forever be dear to my heart. The Tom Kha Kai is simply the best I have ever had, and I have tried this soup from more than 20 other Thai places. The flavor profile is unusual with the lime leaves and lemon grass, I love the bright fresh flavor of this coconut milk soup but it might not be for you if you don't like extremes in flavor. I love it when I am sick because I can still taste it even when I am all stuffed up. The yellow curry is hearty and cozy, it really hits the spot after a soak in the pools. My favorite dish here is the Lard Nar. Don't be fooled by the word Lard. Lol. Nothing of the sort. It is deep fried crunchy noodles in a nest, topped with a chicken stir-fry and gravy(sauce). Other items we have tried and love are the Phad Thai, Phad See-iw, Pineapple fried rice, Thai Fried rice, Larb Kai, and Beef Salad. I highly recommend all of them. I want to address the service as it seems that is where their negative reviews come from. In the winter months they are funneling a lot of people through a tiny space and I am sure they get frustrated. In my many, many visits I have seen customers behave very badly often. I see WAY too many people shoving their way into the little restaurant while waiting for a table because they are wet and cold. They are in the way of the staff and don't seem to care. They stand in front of the register and in front of the kitchen entrance. Then they are upset when they are asked repeatedly to step out of the way. Which I am sure after the 3rd time does sound sharp. I will never excuse poor behavior to customers, I just wanted to add some context. I always greet my server there, by acknowledging how hard their job often is, tell them they are doing a good job, and I am happy to wait patiently for the food I know will be incredible. My service is always wonderful, and the food a delight.

We ordered the Satay. They were out of chicken so had pork. Good but not great…read more We also had the S2 which is veggies with chicken OK but not great. Kitchen was slow but service was good.

Given the location, the food at Leyon's is surprisingly good. The place is very clean, even the…read morerestrooms, and is comfortable and well-lit. There were absolutely no vegan offerings on the menu, and the waitress was not willing to make substitutions (e.g., swap the chicken with tofu) that most other Chinese restaurants will do, but we were able to get a couple of dishes meat-free by having them leave out some ingredients. The portions are fairly large and the ingredients fresh, though the fried rice was somewhat bland. Service was very friendly and reasonably quick.

Passing through town decided on this for dinner. Excellent food. Service was efficient. Quiet and…read moreenjoyable

Good food, quick service and prices. Clean. Recommend for Chinese food in Pocatello. Will…read moredefinitely visit again!

Should be Kung Pao Chicken with Chow Mein. What it actually is-No Chow Mein but a lifetime supply…read moreof CELERY. A sludgy celery concoction along with extra celery in the Kung Pao in case you didn't get enough from the sludge. Yes, I know celery is very common, but you shouldn't have to sift through it to find the chicken. First time trying this place and it went into the trash. Never again

Came here for some pho with my sons after being on the road for weeks. It hit the spot! I highly…read morerecommend. The portions are generous, great hospitality, and the broth delicious. My boys give Ming's Pho two thumbs up

This was an excellent find for my husband and I. Very authentic Chinese food and frankly the best…read morewe've ever eaten. The service from Dyllan was top notch, and was completed with a visit from the Owner, Grace. We love to see people enjoying their work and with such delicious results. I would recommend this Restaurant to anyone. It was a five star night.

Food was amazing! Service was excellent food came out quick and was hot. The ambiance seems like…read moreauthentic Chinese very big menu with a lot of options.

Finding pretty authentic Chinese food in the Jackson Hole area was a great surprise!…read more Here's what we got: Spicy Crispy Tofu (4.5/5): Hands down my fave dish of the night. The heat level and the crispiness was delish! Braised String Beans (4.25/5): Really solid authentic-style string beans. They hit the spot, though they were a tad on the sweeter side. Yangzhou Fried Rice (4/5): Very good for what it is, I especially enjoyed the Chinese sausage mixed in. Braised Pork Belly (2/5): From their traditional menu and the most expensive item we ordered, but unfortunately my least fave. The pork was a bit too tough/rough in texture and way too sweet for my taste. Overall, a solid spot if you're craving real Chinese flavors in town

When not even a cricket sounds our minds will begin to talk to us. This brings to mind a…read morephilosophical question. Does silence actually give notice? In the case of Hong Kong Garden (All Day Buffet), silence did indeed demand to be noticed, as we entered into desolentness. While listening to the voice of silence registering the atmosphere we noticed the spacious, typically colored and lit Chinese food buffet. After a minute, we were brought back from our lonely inner journey by a highly energetic man wearing a warm smile, who waved his arm over the floor expanse: "Hi guys! Sit anywhere you like." That made us feel welcome and appreciated. I started at the salad bar part of the buffet, which looked fresh and lively with a myriad of colors and flavors. Crisp greens, mixed seafood, and a selection of crunchy toppings to be dressed by the classics like Ranch, Blue Cheese, French, and Thousand Island. Looking at the food on the buffet brings a mix of interest and slight disappointment, for the selection is limited. While it is small, very fresh and tasty delicacies were steaming from the buffet table. Nice, not too sweet or too spicy, but flavorful sauces--like sweet and sour and oyster sauce--dazzled up their chicken, beef, and noodle dishes. I did not like a couple of dishes; the crunchy chicken for example was hard to chew and tasted more like fried fat than chicken, but most of what is there is well worth the money. Our young lady server was friendly, attentive, and seemed genuinely happy to take our plates and refill drinks. 6 stars for the people. Overall it is not a bad little buffet, and I wish other Chinese buffet services could even touch how nice these people are. But I've been to better buffets, so four stars. Don't let that stop you from trying it--it's a good experience.

We enjoyed the variety of food and it was very good. It was a very reasonable price as well. The…read morepeople that welcomed us to the restaurant and cleared our plates were very nice. The restaurant is not fancy but clean and nice.

I grew up in jackson and chinatown was one of the best restaurants here. I know it has exchanged…read moresome hands but this new one is no where close to how good the old one was. Just so bland and lacking a lot of flavor.

I went into Chinatown cause I was hungry one evening and I decided to get lo mein. Chinatown is one…read moreof my all-time favorite restaurants in Jackson and the best Chinese restaurant in the valley. I placed a to go order online. And there was a bit of confusion when I went into the restaurant to pick up my order as they could not find my order under my last name but it ended up being ok. The food was ok tasting maybe it's just me but it was a little bit bland. There's definitely better tasting things on the menu.

Popped in with son. This was his suggestion and it did not disappoint!!…read moreIce cold water was tremendous. The service was welcoming and attentive. He devoured the Mongolian beef, the egg roll was burrito size and tasteeee I was a quart low on fried rice and chow mein and this hit the spot. Clean and friendly For a small town Chinese food craving, this hit it out of the park

As someone who drives around town I always see this place empty and now I can see why, I sat down…read morewith my fiancé and my uncle had dinner and the chicken was soggy and raw, we payed over 90 dollars for three meals and when I asked for an itemized receipt they said they didn't have any. How do I know what I'm paying for when they don't even give receipts and I watch the lady put in random numbers for things I didn't even buy. Talking to people around the town seems like I'm not the only one. Will never be going here again.

I just tried the black pepper onion chicken special for the first time and it was amazing! Great…read moreflavor! I love authentic tasting Chinese food! Thanks Mandarin House!

Food here is always a great option Love to grab takeout and…read moreshare it all with family or friends.