Yang Yang Kitchen Chinese Food & Bar

We almost always order from this place. They have the best dumplings (thick skin, thick filling!) and their sauces aren't as watery as some other places. I do wish they had more traditional Chinese food on their menus but it's probably not that profitable compared to American-Chinese.

Best bang for your buck on Chinese food. Usually able to get 4 meals out of their dinner platters. Highly recommend their chicken teriyaki.

The food was definitely old, and gross. The chicken wings were not cooked thru and were fully pink in the middle. Some other items were burnt. The person taking our order via phone didn't seem to understand when we asked about an allergy and was no more helpful in person when we double checked again. We won't be back.

This restaurant is located in an odd location. Anyway, walked in and it looked more like a take out place than an eat in restaurant. The dining room was closed so sat don’t at the bar ( room for 6). There was no bartender! The guy taking phone orders was the one that made the drinks. Ordered a mai tai( made from scratch, not pre mixed Kudos!). However, bartender/order taker didn’t understand much English and couldn’t make a vodka pineapple(language barrier). We ordered the house fried rice. The riced was under cooked, the chicken was pale strips of something, lacked flavor. It was more like pork fried rice with shrimp and strips of mystery chicken. If you feel adventurous, then give it a shot. Enjoy!

We used to get only take out and really liked the food. We moved an hour away and don't get by much now. Today after a long bike ride, me and my family went in for a sit down meal. It was 90 degrees outside and it seemed hotter in there. The atmosphere has always been bad. We went in and the guy working barely spoke. We seemed to be an annoyance. I think they prefer people use takeout and not dine it. We walked out and went to Lilac Blossom.