Delicious and authentic. We had pork dumplings and sir-fry chicken noodles. Clean and friendly…read moreatmosphere. The mild spicy is still pretty spicy so order accordingly. We will definitely be back!!

If you're looking for a place you'll keep craving long after you leave, this is it…read more Noodles and Dumplings Company has become our go-to restaurant in St. George. In fact, whenever we're deciding where to eat, this is the first place that comes to mind. We actually have to stop ourselves from going there every time just to give other restaurants a chance. The restaurant is absolutely spotless. The open kitchen lets you see everything being made, and that transparency says a lot. You can tell it's a family-run place, and everyone is genuinely friendly and welcoming. The food is fresh, the portions are generous, and the handmade noodles are incredible. The chili oil dumplings are hands-down one of my favorite things on the menu. I normally avoid spicy food, but they're so good that I keep coming back for them anyway. I also love that you can choose your spice level, whether you want something mild or something that really brings the heat. Great food, generous portions, wonderful people, and consistently clean. It's one of those rare places that lives up to the hype and keeps you coming back.

Ambience is what you would want in a Chinese restaurant. We were seated right away and were asked…read moreabout our order efficiently.. we ordered tea and it came fresh and hot. Also iced tea had a wonderful flavor compared to any restaurant.. we ordered wonton soup, fried rice with shrimp and lo mein with beef. All cooked order and was fresh, as good as any I've had from the Chinese restaurant, including Chinatown that I used to go to younger in Los Angeles. I personally recommend this restaurant, service is wonderful and staff is very efficient! Jeff K. Phoenix AZ

I had a nice dinner with my elderly father tonight at Panda Garden. The service was fast, the food…read morewas hot and fast, and the staff are pleasant. We loved their vegetable egg rolls, and we shared shrimp dishes. The sweet and sour sauce was just the right amount of sweet and sour. Thanks for a nice dinner.

Road tripping to Zion and found this gem! I ate here 2 out of 3 times we were in Utah and wish I…read morecould bring some back with me. This is definitely a no-frills, order at the counter and get your own utensils type of place. The food here tastes how I would imagine a Korean auntie would make at home. The dinner boxes are loaded with a little bit of everything, and they are incredibly priced at about $15-$20 depending on the protein for a huge amount of food! I tried the spicy pork bulgogi and the spicy chicken dinner boxes. The spicy pork definitely has a kick if you can't do spice. After the spicy pork bulgogi, the spicy chicken tasted pretty mild if you're looking for something less spicy. I truly enjoyed everything in the dinner box and would definitely get it again. The spicy pork bulgogi kimbap ($10) is also delicious if you're looking for something a little lighter, and the portion will have you pretty stuffed. I got both types of tteokbokki (rice cake) that they have. Both were delicious, but my favorite dish is the creamy tteokbokki. Think Korean carbonara--creamy, chewy, and indulgent. Both are $10 each and you can't go wrong with either one if you're in the mood for tteokbokki. During my last meal here, I told them how much I enjoyed the food and the nice auntie came out to say hello. She was so sweet and even gave me a free ice cream! You can tell this is a family run eatery made with lots of care and pride. Give them a try the next time you're looking for some casual Korean food!

First time trying Korea Picnic, and I'm so glad we did! The food was amazingly good, especially…read morefor the price. It is an authentic Korean spot, and I believe it's family-owned. We ordered the dinner combo, and wow--it was A LOT of food! It came complete with everything shown in the picture, and everything was delicious. If you're in the area, don't hesitate to give this place a try. You will not regret it, especially if you love Korean food! Highly recommend! Plus they are friendly and accommodating to us. I also like the simple design and ambiance. We will be back again when we are in the area.

1000000000/10 experience…read more Great food. Great servers. Great vibes. After a day of exploring, there's something familiar about Thai food. It was one of the best dinners of my year and I loved everything about it. Thank you!!!!!

I stopped at Thai Sapa after a long day of hiking because there weren't many places still open in…read moreSpringdale, and I appreciated that they were open until 9:30 PM. I arrived around 9:00 PM and there was no one at the host stand. After waiting several minutes, I started walking further inside to see if I could find someone. Around 9:06, someone came out from the back and asked if I had "just walked in." Once we went back to the host stand, she asked what time it was, checked the clock, and mentioned that if it were 9:30 she would have told me I could order to go. I completely understand coming in close to closing time, which is why I explained that it was just me and I planned to eat quickly. I was also prepared to take the rest to go after having a few bites. There were still several other groups seated and eating at the time. Unfortunately, the food didn't make the experience much better. I ordered a Thai tea and noticed several small black specks floating in it. I'm not sure what they were, so I can't say whether that is normal for how they prepare their tea, but it definitely caught my attention. I also ordered the Pad See Ew because I specifically wanted noodles, and the noodle-to-other-ingredient ratio was extremely disappointing. There were barely any noodles in the dish. I eat Thai food pretty regularly and have ordered Pad See Ew many times, so this was definitely not what I was expecting. I've included a photo of the dish so others can see what I received. The restaurant also appeared to be using swamp/evaporative coolers inside. I'm not sure if that is their normal cooling setup or something temporary, but I've included photos of the interior as well. I understand that I arrived 30 minutes before closing, and I tried to be considerate of that. At the same time, Springdale is a hiking destination and Thai Sapa is one of the restaurants open later in the evening, so I would imagine hikers arriving later isn't unusual. Overall, it was just an underwhelming experience between the initial interaction, the Thai tea, and especially receiving a Pad See Ew with barely any noodles. Based on this visit, I'm not sure I would return.

Decided to try out this new place. Walked in and was greeted right away, friendly staff everyone…read morewas saying welcome and hello. There was a huge party out on the patio but the doors were opened wide to get some fresh air through the building. Was an amazing atmosphere. We asked some questions about the menu and the waitress was amazing. She was honest about her answers (nothing bad to say) just questions about the "true" spicy-ness of the entrees. I usually order kungpow chicken but I elected to try the firecracker chicken less spicy. My partner ordered some shrimp plate. We also ordered chicken lettuce wraps. You must order these. They were Devine. When our food arrived I was so delighted to see that the chicken was very very lightly breaded. I am not a fan of breaded chicken. The flavor was amazing the chicken was tender and the fried rice was delicious. (A bit different) than I expected but was still yummy. My partner's shrimp (sorry cannot remember) he said had an abundance of flavor and lots of shrimp. Service a 10, food a 10 atmosphere a 10. Hard for me to give that high of rating but I did. I in fact lived this place a lot. Oh and the prices were very reasonable. Go try them out. I will be back soon to try other entrees and get pictures. Did not even think to get the pictures I was enjoying being there so much and forgot.

Wish we would have read the reviews beforehand. While dining, we commented, this seems like Panda…read moreExpress food quality, then we read the reviews. Great minds think alike. I ordered the Poke bowl, they must have just got the Poke from Smiths' poke bar. Atrocious. My wife ordered Ginger chicken, it had to be straight out of the Cisco box. Food quality was horrible. This place is standard St. George smoke screen, bougie building but terrible food and service. There's no way this place would be in business anywhere but St. George. They couldn't compete in Vegas, SLC or So Cal ...yeah, and the pompous waiter with the credit card machine standing over always adds to the ambiance. High end.

It was our first time and we will be going back. The food was great and hot and fresh. The stafd…read morewas so friendly and accommodating. I loved the decor and hiw big the establishment is. Nice atmosphere and very inviting .

Very expensive unless you can eat a dozen oysters or more. They won't let you combine 2 frequently…read moreused patron cards. Like I have one and my wife has one. I think they charge for drinks, too.

i discovered siam sapp since i was wanting some thai food as i was in the hurricane area. i was…read morepleasantly surprised by the quality of food and really enjoyed my meal there. the pad see ew and lad nar were both very good. note that they use normal broccoli instead of chinese broccoli which is typical for pad see ew. the rice noodles were well cooked and seasoned in both dishes. the service was also excellent, our server was very attentive and kind. i would definitely recommend siam sapp if you are in hurricane and would come back!

While down in Hurricane I ordered a lunch special for pick up. The Spicy Basil with chicken at a…read moremild spice level was very tasty with all the colorful vegetables in it but it had very little chicken in it; maybe only a 1/8 cup. Proportional to the size of the entree in the lunch special, it should have had twice that amount. Their takeout also does not include soup (which you would be served if you ate in the dining room). This was the first time I had found a Thai restaurant that wouldn't spend pennies on a styrofoam soup cup and lid for takeout soup with their lunch portion. So no comments on their soup. My order was waiting for me - it took longer to drive the 4 miles to get there than for the kitchen to prepare - very fast! The dining room was nicely decorated and I during my brief time inside I didn't notice any loud music being played that some might find distracting. I'd give them another try but would eat in to get all I paid for (entree, rice & soup). Of course then that means I'd be spending more since I'd leave a tip for the table service. Their online takeout ordering link also gives you the option to tip - if you're in to tipping for no service. We're years past Covid so what's up with expecting tips on takeout?

We were on the waitlist for a nearby restaurant when we noticed Benja's. It didn't take long to…read moredecide to make a detour and go here instead-especially since there was no wait! Our server was friendly and attentive and the food came out quickly. I enjoyed the Pad See U and my dining partner had the teriyaki chicken. We finished off the meal with mango sticky rice and loved everything. Even though the portion sizes were plenty generous, we finished everything off because it was just that good. I'm excited to come back and visit again!

We found this spot on Yelp and it got 4 star reviews so we decided to give it a shot. We drove in…read morefrom Vegas that morning for the day and we worked up quite the appetite after 9 miles of hiking. We were looking forward to some yummy hot food. My husband ordered the Chicken Pad Thai and I ordered the Garlic Chicken & broccoli. We shared an order of Rangoons. If I'm being perfectly honest the food was just ok IMO. I purposely ordered my dish with no sauce bc I don't care for my food to be swim in a sodium, sugar & oil mixture masking whatever flavor the protein & veggies present on their own. I actually WANT to taste them. I didn't expect my mind to be blown by my dish for that reason. I knew what I was getting & honestly my food was very good. The chicken breast was good quality, cooked nicely and cut into small bite sized pieces as was the broccoli. Just what I wanted. Now I DID want to splurge a bit which is why we got the fried stuff too. Now for the not so impressive part. The stuff that was supposed to blow my mind bc it was fried, came with sauce and lots of spice just fell flat. The Rangoons had very little flavor. They were even slightly under cooked it seemed. The corners were the only part that were crispy and the part closest to the middle was barely cooked. Not my fav. I like a very crispy rangoon. Maybe that's just my preference. I sampled my husband's pad Thai, also a bust. Hardly an spice or flavor. He ordered a 3 out of 5 and there was hardly any heat. Maybe my Vegas taste buds have been spoiled or maybe this is a different style of the Thai we're not used to. At any rate I'm only giving it 3 out of 5 stars based on the food itself. The restaurant was in an interesting looking built stone building & plaza and the interior was decorated with a pretty traditional Asian-Thai theme. This place was packed on a Sat night too! The locals must love it. There was a line of people waiting to be seated when we arrived. There are no complaints about the service. We called our order in for pick up. The man who took out order was polite and I believe he was the same host who was greeting people at the door. He was very busy but still gave great service with a smile. Again, this review is not a reflection of him. He was great. The food....just wasn't.