Absolutely fantastic hot pot! Great options for toppings and they offer a sauce bar that you can…read morecreate delicious sauces that are your own.

Can I give 6 stars?…read more The best place to eat in Grand Junction, right by the airport. For $25 you get endless hot pot, Mongolian barbecue, and a full Chinese buffet. The staff is friendly, patient, and happy to guide you through the hot pot experience. Portions are just right so nothing goes to waste. The fried shrimp is the surprise star: flavorful, tender, crispy on the outside, like a little bite of a god's fried toe. The vibe is casual but charming, perfect after a day in the mountains. Eat here or go hungry.

So glad I finally tried Dragon Treasure! I will definitely be back. The service was incredibly…read morepolite, helpful and fast. They have a nice area with booths and other seating arrangements if you choose to stay there and eat in the restaurant. We ordered take out and they were even so sweet to offer paper plates, napkins, and anything else you might need. This restaurant is located just a little off one of the main roads in Fruita on the way to Colorado National Monument. It was very clean, everyone was friendly, and the food was excellent. I had a szechuan chicken dish which had fresh vegetables, but could have been a little more spicy.

I had the Poo poo platter.Everything tasted old. The ribs even had kind of a freezer burn taste,…read moreand hard. Sorry I won't go again .

Best Mongolian beef in Mesa County. Nice lunch special for a good price. I only get fried chicken…read moredishes if here. ie sesame/ general Tsao

Great food service is great in the ambience is nice. Will come back. My family's favorite Chinese…read morefood restaurant and Thai.

We were greeted upon entry and seated quickly. The food on the buffet was fresh and hot. They were…read moreputting it out while we were fixing our food. They had several different varieties that I loved. The staff were super friendly and nice. We enjoyed eating here's Ana would come back.

The food was overcooked and hard. The sushi bar was okay. The dessert bar was better. Definitely…read morenot worth the price. I'm guessing the ice cream was good but did not try it

Great traditional Asian food. Consistent mix of fresh ingredients and tasty sauces. Homey…read moreatmosphere and speedy service. They even offer cooking classes on Saturdays.

First time here and it was good 3.5/5. The lunch specials have good portions and worth the price!…read more 5/5. Our dishes had good flavor and we would order the lunch specials again and probably try more dishes. Husband asked for his beef extra spicy "Thai hot" and it was nice they could accommodate 4/5. My sweet sour chicken was good (could have been more crispy) it was what I was craving. 3/5 As with all restaurants...some dishes can be hit or miss. It's just knowing what to order! We did try the Lo Mein, it was a 3/5 a bit on the saucier side but it had good flavor and they let us order it with the bbq pork instead of just plain pork. Service was friendly 4/5. Ambiance is quiet and overall clean 3/5. Good place to have a leisurely meal.

Food is fresh and good Service is always prompt and good…read moreMy favorite os Kung pao deluxe

Over the course of 9 years, I've been wanting to check out Ginger, having lived in other parts of…read moreColorado, and swiped through the Asian restaurants in Grand Junction, I just never found the time to come here and sit, so today, as I pulled into town half a night early, I had this great opportunity to check out the Ginger Orient finally! Quick rating: Interior Space & Design: they really spent the effort giving this place a modern clean appeal, everything was glistening and bright. Service: servers were quick to take order Menu: on an island like Grand Junction, to have so much variety is shocking, they have Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese the whole shabang! Food: ordered the Kung Pao Chicken, enjoyed it, but wish it had less peanuts, no water chestnuts, no carrots, and would just stick to scallions, red dry chilli peppers and Chinese Worcestershire sauce. Ordered the hot and sour soup, Amen, had a tough week, caught a cold, and coming into town for several hours of layover, this soup really does the trick. Ordered the Vietnamese egg rolls, on there I'm going to give 'em a 3/5 stars because the soy wrap was a bit too hard to chew. Ordered the Mongolian Beef a little on the saltier side, give it a 3.5/5, still enjoyed it with some rice, I was hungry. So, overall score 4/5; is it worth stopping by if you are in town? A definite yes, with all the variety, you have a one stop shop to select the Asian dish that you've been craving for that week.

This is the spot for take out. The food is always hot, fresh, and flavorful. The shrimp and…read morevegetables are always cooked properly which means they definitely know what they're doing! You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but the Hunan Beef is a solid option.

That was the most disappointing meal I have ever eaten before... fried rice tasted like old nasty…read moregreasy, egg rolls were mush, and the "sweet and sour chicken or shrimp".... not what I thought it was when I ordered it....very overpriced and no fountain drinks? I dont really want to go out too eat and be forced too only have a plastic bottle of soda first and last time eating here... how they have any business at all is shocking....panda express all the way for me

My family and I were so excited when we heard that a Panda Express was coming to Grand Junction. Oh…read moremy gosh we have not been disappointed. The food is affordable and very tasty With the economy like it is it's refreshing to have a place to go that's more affordable. The food and the staff are great

They were out of appetizers. That is beyond pathetic. No cream cheese rangoons or egg rolls.read more