Park City offers an abundance of restaurants across all types of cuisine to complement its position as a winter and summer tourist destination.  Nestled among the extensive list of dining opportunities are a handful of establishments for those desiring Chinese food.  The following Park City restaurants are great places to relax, unwind, and enjoy a traditional Chinese meal.

China Panda Buffet is a typical buffet-style Chinese restaurant.  Located near the Fresh Market (formerly Albertsons) in town, this family-friendly establishment serves lunch and dinner in a relaxing, laid back atmosphere.  The buffet boasts everything from General Tsao’s and Sweet and Sour chicken/pork to a sundae bar to satisfy your sweet tooth.  If an endless array of instantly gratifying dishes is not your style, China Panda also serves up traditional entrees like Moo Goo Gai Pan and Kung Pao Chicken.  For an inexpensive, quick, and relaxing meal, China Panda should do the trick.

For the more discerning customer, Café Trang is an award-winning restaurant offering cuisine with Vietnamese and Chinese accents.  For the past two decades, the creative fare of Café Trang has created loyal customers out of locals and visitors alike.  At Café Trang, the portions are large, the prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly and inviting.  Popular dishes include the lemon chicken, sate and Mongolian beef, and a variety of palate-pleasing curries.  Lunch and dinner hours mean you can enjoy two daily meals at this award-winning establishment!

The Kimball Junction area of town are home to two more notable Chinese restaurants.  Panda Express and Szechwan Chinese Kitchen are both excellent locations to grab a lunch or dinner of the Chinese variety if that’s what you’re craving.  Panda Express provides customers with a delicious assortment of Chinese food at low prices.  Choose from traditional favorites like beef and broccoli and Kung Pao chicken, or sample exclusive Panda creations like potato chicken and eggplant tofu.  When you’re on the go and in need of a quick, quality Chinese meal, Panda Express is a great option.

The final Chinese restaurant worth visiting is Szechwan Chinese Kitchen, a casual Chinese eatery situated in the Kimball Plaza shopping center behind the Chevron gas station.  Lunch specials start around six dollars, and dinner entrees are not far behind, making Szechwan a wonderful option for those watching their budget.  The menu revolves around authentic Chinese dishes, and some of the favorites include sizzling scallops and beef, hot drop and wonton soups, and pepper steak.

Vacation is a time to explore new venues and make lasting memories.  Complement your vacation experience by dining at one of the four Park City Chinese restaurants listed above for a satisfying meal.