The pros: Fast service…read moreGood prices Hearty fare Spacious dining area Friendly staff The (minor) drawbacks: Americanized Asian menu and cooking style on some menu items. Don't see any Asian customers or staff! I was on a solo road-trip through Utah and remembered this easy-to-access restaurant sits in the middle of tidy Richfield. There's basically few Asian restaurants outside of St.George or Cedar City in beautiful but spartan Southern Utah so this was it. It satisfied. The staff was friendly, thank you. The house made salad dressings are "best in class" so make sure to ask for some.

The sweet and sour soup was more like sweet and sour sauce. The chicken wraps in lettuce were…read moremushy. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great Chinese food.

Wow, I like this place. The vegetable tofu with spicy sauce was surprisingly good. Just the meal I…read moreneeded after a long day on the road and in the air. Family owned so the quality is high.

Good stop for Chinese food in Nephi, Utah…read more We were driving down from Salt Lake City, spending the night near Yuba, and stopped here for dinner. Oriental Garden is a small, no-frills place, but overall the food was good. My husband ordered the sweet and sour chicken with white rice. The chicken was hot, crispy, and delicious. I had the sweet and sour combo with chicken, pork, and shrimp, along with noodles. The chicken and shrimp were very good, but the pork wasn't quite as good, and I didn't care much for the noodles. They also had "ham fried rice" instead of traditional fried rice, so we skipped that. Portions were generous, prices were fair, and the service was quick. Not perfect, but definitely a solid choice if you're passing through Nephi and craving Chinese food.

There are not a lot of Asian options in town, so these guys have a good hand on the market. That…read morebeing said, they're pretty good. Dining in is limited-only certain days and times, but you can walk in and place an order to go, or call ahead for pick up. Portion sizes are pretty good and they are able to accommodate some dietary requests.

It was very fresh and a reasonable price for a college student. I ate it 3 times a week when I was…read moregoing to snow college down the street. The place is also a very nice restaurant to go with friends after studying all day.

They have the best lunch specials which always include soup or salad and a soda. We recently tried…read moretheir dinner menu and were able to dine in and enjoy a wonderful root beer float!

Been in search of a Chinese "go to" since moving to the area. This was our first experience…read more Arrived about 1:00. Only one other customer in restaurant. The restaurant was clean although I did not care for its odor. A nice older woman greeted us took our order. I ordered the appetiser platter and daughter had the chicken Kung pow lunch plate special and an order of chicken low mein. On the appetiser platter we enjoyed the spring roll and cream cheese won tons. Chicken skewers were stringy and tough. Chicken wings were heavily battered. Egg drop soup was delicious. Daughter liked the Kung pow chicken but thought the low mein was just ok. Pros - inexpensive, generous portions, egg drop soup Cons - most appetizers, odd restaurant smell

The outside might scare you off, it looks like it might eb closed or condemned but it's not. Inside…read moreis better, but has a vintage vibe as everything seems to be old but well maintained. Food was just ok, with so many other Chinese and Thai options nearby we were expecting better. Price was fair, service was prompt and it was quite enough to enjoy a conversation without yelling. It would not be our go to place, but it's fine if you happen to be nearby and need a fast lunch at a fair price.

The exterior is unkept and messy. The interior is old, but clean…read more Service and food are great! Chicken Skewers are yummy and juicy. I had a Teriyaki Salmon Bento Box. The salmon was cooked perfectly. I had to ask for shaved ginger. Highly recommend, food was delicious!

I give three stars for the nice, helpful, and good people who work there and the friendly dining…read morearea inside. I have only eaten food from there twice and would like to try something more edible. I'm not sure the person cooking/preparing my food has the experience or skills necessary to support the restaurant. Also, it didn't taste same day prepared fresh. Don't give up. I like the convenient location.

Very friendly service & huge portions (tons!!!). The Chicken Egg foo young had tons of fresh…read moreveggies and chicken. My wife's Orange chicken was so much better than the Chinese chain restaurants.

A small amount of chicken and when I asked for siracha I was handed one small packet. I asked for 4…read moremore and he said no more than 4 total and handed me 3 additional packets even though they managed to provide a chinsy plastic fork & 2 single napkins AND have large siracha bottles loose on the tables. Keep your fork, I'll trade it for a siracha packet. Don't be cheap!

Havent even gotten my food yet and im in love with this place the staff if hilarious, kind, and…read morequick.

Ordered a panini sandwich but it turns out to be a bagel sandwich. . . Squishy and messy. Lots of…read moresauce and bagel, little meat!

The sandwiches were all good the ice cream was great we're going back soon choice of bread makes it…read moreinteresting

Panda Express is a guilty pleasure. Some cities have decent Panda Express locations. Other cities…read moreare lacking a little bit. As for the Spanish Fork Panda Express location, I think they do a pretty solid job! First, is there some kind of contest going on with the city to see who can design the worst parking lot? If so, can I nominate this one? There are some pretty rough parking lots in the area but I can give a plethora of reasons why this one should take the cake. For one, the drive through splits through the middle of the lot. This means, 87% of the people that park in the Panda Express parking lot, will be trapped in the lot for longer than they want to be. When we have went to this Panda Express location, it has always been popping. Good news, you can park in the Department of Workforce Services lot! Just kidding, no you can't. There are signs that threaten some kind of punishment if you do so. Getting in and out of this parking lot is like playing ring around the rosey but it's not nearly as fun as I remember it. It's more of a stand off and a bunch of Austin Powers' 97 point turns. In the times that I have visited this Panda Express, it has always been super busy and the line has been at the door. Honestly, I am a bit confused on how the line is supposed to be set up. Some people go through the doors to the right, other people hang out in the foyer, in line. The good news is, the line always goes by incredibly fast. I like their chow mein and their fried rice, but I typically like the fried rice more. The last time I got the fried rice, it was a bit chunky. I love that we can get 1/2 and 1/2 as an option. I always get the orange chicken, but if I had an all-time favorite, I would get the beyond orange chicken. I am so sad they took it away and I would be so happy if they brought it back. It was out of this world good. This Panda Express location does a great job saucing up the chicken and it was pretty great last time I had it. All in all, this is a pretty good Panda Express spot. They are great about putting the "express" in Panda Express and I have never had any issues. This is a great, quick spot in the area!

Entree portions are very skimpy--they fill the box with side. I ordered beef with broccoli and had…read moreabout two tablespoons of beef. Not what I consider an entree.

I used to love China Wok, but apparently they changed hands and now the food is awful.read more

They give a lot food, however... it isn't the freshest. Their shrimp was soggy and tasted like it…read morewas bad/spoiled. CHECK YOUR RECIEPTS ‼ She over charged me over $20, I had to go back to the counter and calculate with her ‍ in my Opinion? I think they do that more often then customers realize.