9 Best Chinese Restaurants in West Lafayette

“There aren’t any malatang restaurants where I live, so I had really been missing it.
I finally got to have malatang here for the first time in almost a year.
The price was affordable, and I really enjoyed the food.
The only downside is that there isn’t much table space, and most of the seating is set up for individuals, so it might be a bit difficult for a larger group to sit and eat together.“

“I live nearby to this Chinese restaurant and have done pick up for my family of 8 a couple dozen times or more over the years. They have good and very good food depending on what you order and although inflation has made them seemingly a bit pricey every restaurant that I have gone to has gone up, so I will say it has "relatively" good pricing. They are friendly and have always accommodated our orders for non-spicy (kids) and no sesame (allergy in the family). They are one of the three locals we frequent and my favorite of the three.“

“The food was really good, it came out quickly, and the workers were nice. I definitely plan on coming again“

“I see that they have some bad reviews previously, but we had a really good experience. The people were very pleasant, the food was tasty, everything was prepared quickly, and it was a clean and lovely environment. We got takeout, and everything was so nice we plan to visit again.“

“Possibly the best Chinese restaurant in town right now. Their menu is on the traditional side with lots of spicy dishes but there's still plenty to keep the more American-Chinese palate happy (I recommend the beef lo mein!) I ordered lamb with veggies not sure what to expect but was surprised and thrilled by how delicious it was! And the fried dumplings are spectacular, tho I wish they came with dumpling sauce. Absolutely worth the money.“

“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.“

“I was in Lafeyette late night as like 10.00 PM. It is small and beautiful city but in night really hard to find a place for eating good.

In this time i stop here want to try how they doing. When went inside the decoration was very inspiring and amazing. Then one lady welcome to me ask me my sellection even she help me when i order she was super polite.

Store docoration good, clean and they support their business with technology. They have serving robots and hot pot warmed tables as like China Mainland.

So finally price super affordable food is super tasty. They got ready food pretty quick. The management proffessional.

I can tell easy, here is good options for dinning and private date they have some luxury service for couples and groups.

They good stop and see enjoy with foods.“

“STAFF WAS ACCOMMODATING PRODUCT CONSISTENT I'M A CONSUMER 4 TIMES A WEEK NATIONALLY THANKS“

“Best Korean food in Lafayette. I want to go back this weekend!!“