Cuisines and Dishes at China Gourmet:
- Chinese
China Gourmet
3970 Broadway St,
Boulder
CO
80304
chinagourmetmenu.com (303) 440-0999
Menu for China Gourmet
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Ratings and Reviews for China Gourmet
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Apr 09 2012
Erik J. via Yelp
My wife and I come here when we need our DC (dirty chinese) fix. But, and this is a big but, this chinese is not dirty at all. They use very fresh...read more
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Mar 12 2012
Mike S. via Yelp
The cashier was kind of an ass, but best Chinese in town. Its pick up or eat in only and they take only cash. No big deal though, because they have a nice...read more
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Jan 24 2012
Aarash F. via Yelp
Picked up some food here last night and it was great. I got the chicken fried rice and there was a large amount of chicken and veggies in it, and not overly...read more
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Jan 05 2009
via Citysearch
While they have a small area with tables for eating in, my family almost always gets take-out here due to its convenient location ...read more
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May 16 2008
via Citysearch
The Chinese here is great--my favorite was the moo-shu. The takeout time is fast, and it's great for people living in North Bould...read more
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Jan 26 2007
gingerrogers via Citysearch
I checked out China Gourmet sheerly because of the reviews on it here. Some observations i found to be quite true, others not as ...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
China Gourmet is no-frills: Customers order at the counter and pick it up at the window when their names are called. Tables are utilitarian and close together, but the back room has more space. The place is often packed. From the traditional ''Ants Climbing a Tree'' (bean thread with pork), to the Americanized tempeh and vegetable, the dishes here are reliably good--and cheap. The ''specials'' menu offers more choices--though they're written in Chinese.
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