No matter where you’re coming from, Greater Zion offers a taste of the world. Cuisines from across the globe dot the area, and our favorite foodie, @stg_eats on Facebook and Instagram, offers her recommendations for stops that make your taste buds jump for joy. @stg_eats is Greater Zion’s go-to for restaurant happenings, news, and reviews, an if you’d like to be in-the-know and get recommendations on eating your way through Greater Zion, check out stg-eats.com, and give a follow her on Facebook and Instagram.

This Jamaican restaurant is one of only two in the whole state of Utah. Here you will find authentic family recipes made by the owner herself. If you enjoy some spice, try the Jerk Chicken or Pork. For something milder, the Chicken Curry is also fantastic. 

With two locations in the St. George area, it is known to serve the best Thai food around. The curry and the mango rice are delicious. If you’re feeling like sushi instead, their menu of rolls and dinner entrees will satisfy too.

One of our favorite spots because of the fun atmosphere! We love watching the talented Hibachi chefs cook our food in front of us. It’s dinner and a show all in one!  Although not prepared live, sushi and other chef’s specials abound.

Some of the best authentic Italian food you will find in Greater Zion is at Chef Alfredo’s. Located downtown in the charming Green Gate Village, you will love the food and the quaint setting too … for a special occasion or any ordinary day. 

Kabuto is a newer restaurant on the food scene, but we are so glad they’re here! They’ve got a huge selection of sushi rolls; a few that we have tried and loved are the Linda Roll and the Japanese Lasagna. 

This hidden gem, located in downtown Hurricane, serves up some delicious, authentic Peruvian and Venezuelan cuisine, even for breakfast. Make sure you try the yummy empanadas!

Often voted as one of the best restaurants in all of Southern Utah, their Indian food is absolutely fantastic! The chicken tikka masala makes me want to lick the plate clean. Make sure to order some naan, so you can sop up every last bit of sauce! 

Tia’s is a great spot for all ages. We personally love their pupusa. We also love that they serve breakfast all day and that their cuisine pulls influences from Mexico, El Salvador, Germany and Bulgaria. Check them out on Sundays for their El Salvadorian specialties.

Panda Garden

It can be hard to find Chinese food in Southern Utah, but our go-to has always been Panda Garden. I personally love the cashew chicken and my kids can’t get enough of their lo mein noodles. Their menu is sure to have all of your Chinese favorites!