Chinese Restaurants in Orofino, ID

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  • China Palace 214 Johnson Avenue, Orofino Chinese · $

    1 China Palace

    4.1 Good 163 Reviews

    214 Johnson Avenue, Orofino

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sweet Sour Chicken and Fried Rice
    • Cantonese Chow Mein
    • Chicken Chow Mein
    • Chicken Noodles

    “Wow! The food at China Palace in Orofino is fantastic, and the service is great. We've gone here twice in the past few weeks, and had quite a variety of dishes from their menu. Cheyenne is the owner and cook and she is creating deliciously authentic entrees, not too spicy or too sweet, but real flavor, from her delicious and tender potstickers to her moist and delicate Kung Tu Chicken, or her soothing Egg Flower Soup, it's all a delight to the senses... And Garrett was our waiter both times. He's prompt, energetic, and cheerful, and very attentive to our requests and needs... Great job China Palace! We'll be back again and again.”

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