9 Best Chinese Restaurants in Fort Collins

“We just enjoyed Beijing Noodle for the first time and wow, I can’t wait to order again!! We had the Wuhan noodles (with the pork belly) and the steamed pork dumplings. The noodle dish was absolutely beautiful and equally tasty! Incredible work!“

“I am writing this as I currently sit in here for the first time. A friend had recommended me this place as a treat for moving in. I can thoroughly say this is some of the best Bao Buns I've ever had. They were steamed wonderfully and they were so tasty. I can say that I will be coming back again.“

“The BEST fried rice I've eaten in decades - literally! PLEASE don't change how you prepare your fried rice. Restaurants don't make it like they used to and that's straight up disappointing. Do you remember how fried rice used to taste? Well, that's how this tastes. Restaurants nowadays are cutting corners and using low-budget, low flavor oils (corn, vegetable, etc), but this is made with ...what is it... sesame oil?? I don't even know except that I have been searching for THIS FLAVOR in fried rice for years. YEARS! I nearly cried when I took my first bite. People who are too young to have eaten Chinese food 20 years ago are missing out! Unless you find a gem like this place, you will never, ever know.

My husband ordered a pineapple curry dish (phenom!), and steamed dumps (I didn't try these but he loved them), and cream cheese wontons (AMAZING!). Same thing with the wontons - these have a flavor that no other Chinese restaurant can claim nowadays. Food aside, the service was outstanding as well. We will most definitely be back.“

“Coming here is calm and wonderful. They are so soothing and nice. They answer all your questions without rushing you off like other places, and she even gave extra detail about the sauces which I never knew before! ...they are doing the very best they can with their location and have added very cushiony chairs :))

Oolala the windows in the dining area are the best looking out into the beautiful grass and nature.

I personally dont mind some personal items in the dining area as it reminds me we all have to live and keep things going if that makes sense <3

It is so nice and quiet with calming Asian asmr-like background hahaha gotta love it, I truly do! I thoroughly enjoy the atmosphere as it is. Thank youuuuuu“

“Absolutely love this place!“

“I have to eat gluten free, and it’s often hard to find good options at Chinese restaurants. But at Yung’s Chinese, I was so happy to see that many of my favorite dishes could be made gluten free! The food was delicious, the flavors were authentic, and I didn’t have to worry about my dietary restrictions. This place is a real gem for gluten free diners—I’ll definitely be back!“

“I’ve had delivery and dined in at Chili House. They offer great Chinese food, with generous portions, and at a reasonable price. I took my best friend who’s a chef for the rich and not so famous. He thoroughly enjoyed his meal there and this guy is selective about where he dines at. The beef pad Thai is pretty good and the kung pao chicken is great also. So when you feel like getting some Chinese food give Chili House a try.“

“Being new to the area, local friends recommended Sally’s for Chinese food. We opted for delivery which is often the more risky option. In this case, we were completely satisfied & happy with the quality, friendly phone reception, & speedy friendly delivery service. The $3 delivery charge is fair and I’m happy to pay it so long as it & our direct tip goes to the staff. Good job, guys!

We ordered the Spicy Chicken and Shrimp, Pork Lo Mein, and Hot & Sour soup. Everything was fresh and cooked perfectly. It all tasted excellent . Additionally, the quantity of food is enormous. These 2 entrees and 1 large soup will easily yield 4-6 servings filling a large dinner plate (see our picture). The only issue was the Hot & Sour Soup wasn’t temperature hot upon delivery. But that was easily re-heated here at home. The flavor of the soup was spot on and reminded us of the mom & pop shops in Queens, NY. We can always tell a good Chinese restaurant by tasting its Hot & Sour soup!

We can’t wait to try other items on the menu.“

“This place is clearly built for takeout. Yes, there are tables, but they feel more like a dare than an invitation. Honestly, I wish Google let you give half-stars, because this is a solid 3.5. My family loves it. Maybe I just have a more refined palate... kidding.
Some times this place is great, other times it's so/so. Case in point: the fried rice. When we opened it, we thought, “Huh, weird-looking white rice.” Then we found the actual white rice... which meant this was, in fact, the fried rice. Possibly the worst fried rice of all time (see pic). The chicken? Occasionally so chewy it makes you question what kind of poultry lived such a rugged life.
The service has definitely improved. It used to feel like ordering from the Soup Nazi — now it’s more friendly. So if you’re in the mood for a fast, decent, no-frills takeout spot, this one gets the job done. Just don’t order the fried rice.“