7 Best Chinese Restaurants near Lafayette

“has been my ALLLLL TIMEEEE favorite place to eat for actual years now even through plant based diets & more i genuinely love this place if i can get them to cater my wedding i absolutely will, without a doubt or any hesitation will forever recommend yall to literally every person i cross paths with ever. i dont even know what it is but good golly miss molly i am obsessed currently on day 2 of a clear liquid diet for colonoscopy prep (tmi sorry) & i am so ungodly excited to come tomorrow immediately after my procedure. looking forward to it is the only thing keeping me pushing through rn. please go here if you havent already, and im sorry if you dont adore it as much as i do. that would probably be pretty disappointing after reading all of that.“

“We’ve been coming to En Lai for years and it’s hands-down our favorite Chinese food. The staff is incredibly kind, the food is always delicious, and they never mess up our order. Protect this place at all costs—if you don’t like En Lai, that’s a you problem 😌“

“I called and ordered pork lo mein. The lady that answered was very nice. I was quoted 10 mins and when I got there it was ready. The lady that was there was very nice. The pork lo mein is a solid 4. It was nice and hot. A little over 11$ for a large order. Im not sure if this was their best version, or a busy friday night version but I would order again.

Parking: Easy to access.

Wheelchair accessibility: Plenty of room and flat surfaces.“

“Didn't want pizza and burgers,the kids did though...I had the shrimp fried rice. Under $15 and I ate half the next day for lunch at work. Ragoon is creamy and we've ordered from here 6-8 times. Always nice folks working and clean place. Love the smells“

“extremely average, not always great quality, but it’s open late and after a night out i’d ALWAYS rather have asian food over pizza, or even the taco truck.

i’ve gotten food from here a LOT as a purdue student. the beef and broccoli and mongolian beef are solid. the sesame chicken i usually crave more, but it’s a bit more hit and miss (there can be way too much breading sometimes). the lo mien/fried udon/chow mee fun are all very decent, for americanized asian food. the pad thai is below average. the fried rice is barely okay as a side in a combo meal, but definitely don’t get it as your main entree. the chicken and broccoli isn’t really my thing (it’s too salty) but i’ve only tried it once.

the service is good and the food is out pretty quick. overall, i’d say this place is equal to/better than panda express (i think this place makes your entrees fresh, unlike panda express), but it’s definitely, definitely worse than any sit-down asian restaurant in the area.

i only come here when it’s past 1am. but i’m always thankful it exists when i need it.“

“We recently had a quality issue with the restaurant we order here frequently so we don’t have many issues. This was the first one Nick the manager was phenomenal. He was so kind of polite professional, and he took care of everything. It is really truly hard to find good food these days and good employees, especially when things go wrong, but Nick was willing to make everything right“

“Everything was stocked, food was very hot and fresh. The staff was friendly and cleared the line very quickly. Impressed with the speed of their service. Everyone in the kitchen worked really well together and fast. We will return. Thank you guys for great food & service!“