Tai Lai Shun
Chinese · Orem · 360 S State St Ste 151
Tai Lai Shun cooks hand-pulled noodles in the Midtown 360 building on South State Street in Orem, and it is the name our coverage gives when someone asks where to find them near Provo.
Where it is
Inside Midtown 360 on South State Street in Orem. An earlier version of our own guide placed this restaurant in Pleasant Grove; that was wrong, and the correction stands.
Orem runs its own address grid from its own origin point, and it does not line up with Provo's — the same number is a different place in each city. Our guide to how Utah addresses actually work covers why.
What we know about it
It sits in the part of the valley's food map our Orem writing argues is genuinely underrated: the international depth that Provo, for all its downtown momentum, does not match. Our coverage groups it with the Korean, Brazilian, Haitian, Filipino and Salvadoran kitchens that make Orem's roster wider than its reputation.
A note on how we describe it: our own guides have used more than one regional label for the cooking here, and rather than settle that from a distance we describe what every one of them agrees on -- the hand-pulled noodles are the reason to come.
Everything we have written about it
This is every page on Provo.com that names Tai Lai Shun, most substantial first. The directory exists to route you into the writing rather than to replace it.
- Provo's Best Kept Secret Restaurants (2026)
- Best Chinese & Asian Food in Provo & Orem (2026)
- Best Ramen & Noodle Shops in Provo & Orem (2026)
- 15 Best Restaurants in Orem, Utah (2026)
- How Provo Became a Food City: The Story Behind the Scene (2026)
The durable facts, and the ones we refuse to carry
- Name: Tai Lai Shun
- Address: 360 S State St Ste 151, Orem, Utah
- Cuisine: Chinese
- Where we read the address: our own page, not a third-party listing
- How we know the city: this site prints the city immediately after the address
We do not publish opening hours, prices, phone numbers or ratings for any venue in this directory. Those are the facts that go stale, and a directory carrying them is wrong within a season while still looking authoritative. For hours, ask the restaurant.