Chinatown Restaurant

Stopped by Chinatown Restaurant while visiting West Yellowstone I ordered the egg fried rice — simple and well-executed. The rice was fluffy, not too oily, and had a nice balance of egg and seasoning. Also tried the deep-fried intestine — definitely not something you see on every menu, and I appreciated the bold, traditional offering. Crispy on the outside and tender inside, though this dish may be more for those who enjoy strong, rich flavors.

This place is overtly underrated. As a Chinese whose stomach is craving Chinese food for days, I must say that the Chinese food here is AUTHENTIC and delicious. Yes it is a bit overpriced but this is a tourist town and the food portion is large. We are three men and barely finished all three dishes without ordering any rice as recommended by the waitress. The service is also top notch.

I ate there twice in a row while traveling to Yellowstone Park with my mother. It was very authentic Chinese flavor, and the spicy hot pot was delicious! This store environment has a bit old but I can understand cuz it open more than 20 years! If u wanna try some real Chinese food I highly recommend you guys coming here!

We should have known the second we walked in that it wasn't going to be good. A business needs at least one employee who CARES what the place looks like. A little paint and a cleaning brush would make a huge difference. Bathroom needs paint and cleaning badly, which means their kitchen is probably dirty too. Food was ok. I hated my green pepper beef.. it tasted old. My daughter liked her chicken chow mein. The other two dishes were also pretty tasteless and they came out so fast they were clearly reheated or waiting around for someone to order them. One of our biggest beefs with this restaurant is that it says in small letters that a 15% gratuity will automatically be added to all dine in orders. When the bill came, it did show as a line item, BUT there was also a big section under it

Tastes good but a bit expensive. I strongly recommend Elk Sizzling Platter and stir-fried Bison. They’re the feature of Yellow Stone National Park. BTW, you can refill hot water in your bottle if you need.