Gourmet China

A Must-Stop Spot Between Vail and Glenwood Springs! Every time we ski at Vail and head to Glenwood Hot Springs, stopping at Gourmet China in Eagle has become our favorite tradition. The food here is consistently excellent, and the flavors are always spot on! On our most recent visit, we enjoyed the Shredded Pork in Garlic Sauce and Peking Beef—both absolutely delicious. The pork was tender and packed with rich, garlicky umami goodness, perfectly balanced with fresh vegetables. The Peking Shredded Beef was crispy, savory, and beautifully complemented by the fresh scallions on top. Each dish came with fluffy white rice, a crispy spring roll, and a sweet-and-sour dipping sauce, making for a well-rounded and satisfying meal. Beyond the fantastic food, the service is friendly, and the portions are generous. Whether you’re coming off the slopes or winding down from a day at the hot springs, Gourmet China is the perfect place to refuel with comforting, flavorful Chinese cuisine. Highly recommend! 5/5 stars—this place never disappoints!

The customer service in this place is horrible. I walked in to pick up my food the guy behind the register was on his cell phone talking for 6-7 minutes. I had to patiently wait for him to complete his conversation in order for him to proceed with my transaction .He did not greet me. The food was disgusting. The fried rice is basically white rice and a dab of Soy sauce Disgusting I had the orange peeled beef, a waste of $33.

I had Dinner here last night, beside the dumpling. Everything was Horrible. I was sadly surprised that this is the worse Chinese food I ever had. Started from the way it looks, the presentation and taste. Nothing to save. I don’t understand how this place still in business. ????

I hate leaving bad reviews, I really do. But my lord that food was miserable. It tasted worse than frozen. The chicken was stringy, gray, and dry. The staff was very swift and genuinely sweet. Amazing service, but the food made me sick and didn't taste even decent in the process.

Edible Chinese food in Western Colorado is tough to find and you will not find it here. One of the worst. I had not eaten here in a couple years. They claim Hunan and Szechuan, but when you order food "hot", it arrives mild with a dish of hot pepper sauce. The Kung Pao tasted like some generic brown sauce with little flavor. Overall bland and boring. I wasn't even offered a fortune cookie. Almost every other restaurant in Eagle is better.