11 Best Chinese Restaurants in Grand Junction

“An absolute gem! Every single broth they have is flavorful and amazing! The selection of fresh veggies alone is worth your cost. You can’t beat $12.99 all you can eat buffet. Just don’t waste the food! They have new policies that you can be charged if you waste a lot of food and all. We don’t want their prices to go up so I really hope people read the signs and don’t waste. No to-go boxes! Eat what you can. I hope this place never leaves and their prices don’t change. Amazing. Hands down the best hot pot in town.“

“Best egg drop soup I’ve ever had! This place is my go-to for comfort food!!!“

“Always delicious! Our family gets takeout at least once a month from here because they’ve become such a staple in our household. Eggdrop soup, chicken fried rice, chicken lo mein, and wontons are our favorite go to meals and always make us happy!“

“We love 💗 the food and the staff is great 👍🏻“

“They have the most authentic food in town, and it is amazing. Try the sweet and sour shrimp! The house fried rice has everything

Dietary restrictions: I'm allergic to peas and they left them out for me. They are an excellent choice“

“The price online is incorrect for dinner buffet, at the restaurant it's way more expensive!! 2 adults and 2 kids under 8 cost $72. The quality of food is poor for the price“

“Amazingly fresh food, very fast service, no wait time, and huge portions. It could have a better ambiance and atmosphere but the food quality outweighs that. Why do people go to Olive garden where they have to wait an hour to be seated, more than an hour to get their food, and pay $28 for a piece of salmon with broccoli? Here, you have an amazingly fresh great tasting Thai, Vietnamese, or Chinese dish for $14-16 and get it in two minutes! Their mu-shu filled pancake dish is delicious!“

“Warm, Homey, and Delicious

Walking into Sang Chinese Restaurant felt like stepping into a warm, family-run eatery somewhere in Asia. The owner welcomed me with a genuine smile, and the atmosphere was simple and comforting—just what you’d expect from a place rooted in family values and hard work.

I ordered a basic stir-fried vegetable dish with fried rice, and it hit the spot. The food was fresh, flavorful, and satisfying—good, honest cooking that’s perfect for a small town.

It was heartwarming to see the family working together, including their young son who confidently took a phone order like a pro. In many immigrant families, everyone pitches in, and this was a beautiful example of that spirit. He knew exactly what to say and handled it with ease—nothing to criticize, just admire.

If you’re looking for gourmet fine dining or polished service, this may not be your cup of tea. But if you value authentic, family-run restaurants that serve good food with heart, Sang’s is absolutely worth a visit.

Support local, support immigrant families, and enjoy a meal made with love.“

“I’ve been coming to Chopstix Express since my college years, and to this day, they never disappoint. It’s one of those places that might not look fancy from the outside, but it’s stood the test of time for a reason. The food has always hit the spot—fresh, flavorful, and comforting. Every visit brings a bit of nostalgia for me. It holds a special place in my heart, kind of like a piece of my youth wrapped up in takeout boxes and sesame chicken.

Yes, it’s a little run down, but honestly, that’s part of its charm. They’ve been here for so long, and that consistency is rare nowadays. If you’re looking for flashy, go elsewhere—but if you want food that’s reliably delicious and a local spot with heart, Chopstix is it.“

“My wife and I went here for lunch on Wednesday. We were greeted upon arrival, drinks ordered and quickly delivered. Browsed the menu. Ordered and when we received our food found it to be quality ingredients and quite tasty. We plan to return soon. You should consider stopping by for a tasty treat.“

“I'm very happy that Panda has come to town! I like that you can see them prepare the food and that you can see the vegetables cut up, etc. I usually get chow mein and super greens with orange chicken and beef with broccoli, but I mix it up sometimes. He usually gets fried rice, super greens and orange chicken and Beijing beef.

We use the app to order (rewards program) and then pick it up inside the restaurant.

We come here on Wednesdays for a cheat meal! And, we're only allowed two cheat meals per week, so that should tell you something.“