None that have their signature veiny gill pattern. There are other yellow mushrooms out there but they usually have a skirt around the stem and symmetrical gills and are in the amanita family. I've seen yellow russula but they have symmetrical gills as well. Also the smell of chantrelles is almost sweet or fower like compared to the smell of other mushrooms.
Here's the closest lookalike to a chantrelle but these are too symmetrical and the gills break off into forks rather than a random vein pattern like chantrelles. https://www.first-nature.com/fungi/hygrophoropsis-aurantiaca.php
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Okay, I can see the difference there.
None that have their signature veiny gill pattern. There are other yellow mushrooms out there but they usually have a skirt around the stem and symmetrical gills and are in the amanita family. I've seen yellow russula but they have symmetrical gills as well. Also the smell of chantrelles is almost sweet or fower like compared to the smell of other mushrooms.
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Those are good things to know.