What's Missing From Missoula's Food Scene?

What's your overall assessment of the Missoula food scene? Do we have enough options? Do we have enough cuisine variety?

For the most part, I like Missoula's food scene. It's not going to go toe-to-toe with New York City or San Francisco, but we hold our own for being a small mountain city.

What's Missing From Missoula's Food Scene?

A Redditor posted in the Missoula subreddit asking, "What's missing from the food scene?"

"I’ve been saving up to start selling to-go plates out of a commercial kitchen before expanding to a brick and mortar, what do you guys think is missing?" - u/Any-Television1241

We would love it if you opened up a new restaurant. Some of the ideas they discussed included Hawaiian food, Vietnamese noodle bowls, Southern soul food, BBQ and Tamales.

What Missoulians Suggest Missing Missoula Food Cuisines

The top comment on the Reddit post was "Being open past 9 pm." Yeah, I will second that. We could use some later-night food options.

Some other recommendations included Korean food, Jamaican, Puerto Rican, and more people want "

What's your overall assessment of the Missoula food scene? Do we have enough options? Do we have enough variety in cuisines?

For the most part, I like Missoula's food scene. It's not going to go toe-to-toe with New York City or San Francisco, but we hold our own for being a small mountain city.

What's Missing From Missoula's Food Scene?

A Redditor posted in the Missoula subreddit asking, "What's missing from the food scene?"

"I’ve been saving up to start selling to-go plates out of a commercial kitchen before expanding to a brick and mortar, what do you guys think is missing?" - u/Any-Television1241

We would love it if you opened up a new restaurant, guy/gal. Some of the ideas they discussed included Hawaiian food, Vietnamese noodle bowls, Southern soul food, BBQ, and Tamales.

What Missoulians Suggest Missing Missoula Food Cuisines

The top comment on the Reddit post was "Being open past 9 pm." Yeah, I will second that. We could use some later-night food options.

Some other recommendations included Korean food, Jamaican, Puerto Rican, and more people want "good" Chinese food.

I asked a couple of my coworkers, and they responded with Korean BBQ and fast-food seafood.

Frankly, I won't be picky about any new restaurants. I would take all the above, and then some. Give me dim sum, more pho, more Chinese, more Vietnamese, more breakfast spots, Guatemalan, Hawaiian, or anything else in between. My biggest gripe is the aforementioned late-night food options, minus a couple of restaurants.

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