The chicken lo mein with beef and pork was unbelievable…read more Staff was great, and the beer was cold

Food was really great, the service was warm and inviting! The ambiance was a bit dated but great.read more

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.

Very good Chinese food. General Zoes chicken is great. Service has usually been polite and…read morefriendly. Enjoy the artwork on the walls which adds a nice ambiance.

The food is good. I miss Mongolian beef, and I don't recommend the hot and sour soup, but I come…read moreback here regularly. The service is usually vary good and friendly. I've asked for chili sauce because I love spicy food, and they bring it out quickly. Going inside and sitting down is nice. It's usually pretty quiet and make space for families and children.

Friendly service, and decent food! PROs:…read more*Budget-friendly "Family Meal" pricing ~ dinner for two. *flavorful dishes that didn't require drenching in soy sauce. *Good variety of choices. *wonton soup and egg rolls were yummy. * Mongolian Beef was very flavorful and had intense heat. CONs: *Restaurant smelled like cleaning solvents. I am very sensitive to smells. Maybe take-out is a better option. * Family Meal portions were just enough for small portions for each person, with no leftovers. * Skimpy on the fried rice portion. It would've been nice to have a heaping platter, to help offset the spiciness of our Mongolian beef! * the honey-walnut chicken was not real crispy as the sauce was a heavy, white cream-type sauce that made the batter soft. There were maybe 5 walnuts on top (not candied walnuts) that were rancid, so we picked those off. Kinda nasty. There were no other patrons in the restaurant at 5:30PM on a Saturday night. Granted, we came early. We were there for about an hour, and no one came to dine in, but several showed up for take-out.

Super friendly and the food was delicious. Pot stickers were crispy. The spice level was perfect…read more Will definitely be going back.

Good food will go back once in awhile there only problem is they have the same food all the time…read morethey need to change the dishes to different items

See why they make you prepay, only people here for lunch and I know why, there is next to nothing…read moreon the already tiny "buffet" (I've seen more food at motel 6's "breakfast") food really wasn't good and only went because they advertise a Mongolian style grill but that's shut down now. Won't be back, $9 for a plate of fried rice, very salty "curry" and chicken in a brown Sauer they attempt to say is generals chicken (poor general)

This has been a place that has been recommended to me for an awhile and decided to try it with…read morefriends. It was SO GOOD. Sweet and sour chicken is some of my favorite food item and it was so crispy and hot and fresh. The waitress we had was super kinda and patient while we were deciding what to get. The restaurant was very modern and clean. They take great care of this place.

Absolutely the worst Chinese food my boyfriend and I have ever eaten. We live in Teton Valley and…read morewere in Idaho Falls to go shopping. Knowing we would get home way too late to start cooking, I googled for Chinese restaurants, and this one came up on my phone with good reviews (note, on my computer the reviews were only 3.0, but on the phone, they were over 4). The menu was very small, and a little on the expensive side, but we already walked in, and wanted to get going home, so we decided to order rather than try and find another place to pick up food. BIGGEST MISTAKE! We both love spicy food, so I ordered the Spicy Hot Diced Chicken (Diced chicken, mushrooms, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, green peppers, celery and green pear). and my boyfriend ordered the Spicy Hot Pepper Beef (Choice sliced beef with green peppers, onions, mushrooms, bamboo shoots in spicy hot sauce). We each ordered the small fried rice, mine with no pork. Where do I start? Neither one of the descriptions say carrots, but both had them (mine diced, his julienned). Mine was supposed to have bamboo shoots and green pears, instead it had peas and almond slices. The pieces of chicken were not diced, but the veggies were (not a complaint, but definitely not as described on the menu!) They were both supposed to be spicy, but the only flavor, let alone spice, was the crushed red pepper. Now lets talk about the fried rice. To start, we ordered small fried rice, as that was described to us as what would normally come with a meal, rather than a larger fried rice, which usually is it's own meal. Small is an understatement. I wish we had measured it before putting it on the plate, because if it was a third of a cup, I would be surprised. There was absolutely NOTHING fried about this rice. It was white rice, with scallions and a little scrambled egg (and pork in my boyfriends as ordered). No soy sauce, no veggies, no flavor, whatsoever. Because the portion was so small (it did not come with any other white rice), we will need to make more to finish the amount of food that came with the dinner portion of the meal. Fortunately someone knew that there was no flavor in their food because they put enough Soy Sauce in the bag to drown out the taste of just about anything. I also ordered a side of Spring Rolls, which is 6 of the smallest fried dough with barely any veggies in it. I chose to snack on one in the car, and it was horrible. I thought maybe I would try a second dipped in the duck sauce- MISTAKE! My bad because the car moved, and I spilled some on my hand, but it was HOT, and I totally burned the palm of my hand. Who serves HOT DUCK SAUCE? YUCK! I truly feel bad (or envy?) all of the people that wrote reviews indicating this is amazing Chinese food, because they clearly have never tasted good Chinese food. The best part of the meal? The pre-packaged fortune cookie. Literally the only thing that tasted like Chinese food should.