Yantze Restaurant

I ordered food to go here years ago when in a hurry. The location was convenient, and it worked well in a pinch.However I recently returned while having a craving and ordered some Kung Pao chicken to go. Oh wow... It was the most disgusting Kung Pao chicken I have ever had! The "meat" was mostly chicken fat with little bits of actual meat. This was some bottom of the barrel atrocity... After a few experimental and hopeful bites, I closed the lid to the container. I was filled with remorse and sadness, and the dish ended up straight in the dumpster... a fitting graveyard for a container of a crushed and broken dream...So yeah. Don't waste your money here unless you bring a person you hate and want to see confusion and disgust on the intended victim's face. Dang, that's some cruelty right there.

Absolutely amazing!After years of not coming to this place i've finally decided to visit it again. Let me tell you it did not disappoint! I ordered 3 meals for my family compound chicken, orange chicken and the famous broccoli beef! The meals were absolutely delicious all full of flavor hot and steamy fresh out the kitchen! It was better than the last time i went there! I extremely recommend to pass by one time as it will not disappoint!

I decided to order lunch from this restaurant around 1:30pm. As I was ordering food, the lady on the other end seems so annoyed by my questions about the menu. She kept cutting me off. I went ahead and ordered Special eggplant plate and beef scallions lunch special.Anyway, the special eggplant had shrimp and eggs in it. It had absolutely no taste as all and it looked scary to eat. It was not good. The beef scallions also had not taste. It was both gross. I will not go back at all.

I remember when this restaurant first opened with the original owners and my family went quite often. It was packed with Asians all the time. The prices were super cheap, the waitresses friendly, and food cooked pretty authentic. Fast forward to now where the restaurant changed ownership. It's always empty and they make a profit mostly on takeout (which my dad does now). Instead of waitresses you have to get your own drinks and utensils. The cooks are all Hispanic and the food is definitely not the same as before. It's not bad, but just a step up from buffet food or Panda Express. We usually get the Kung Pao Chicken and beef Lo Mein. Both would total to be around $12 and also comes with rice.

This is my go to spot! The food here is simply the best. The waiters are all very nice and always ready to help. Try the dumplings!

OMG, I totally should have taken a picture of the food here. We got the set menu for $168 dollars and it included my most favourite thing of all - Country Honey Ham.This isn't just any regular ham, it has been infused with dates and the only place you can find this is in Asia.I have never been able to find this in the states and this is one of my most favourite dishes and M knows this and so M found a place that serves it!They seriously do this ham justice - 5 stars for this ham alone!LOVE LOVE LOVE They have it available without the set menu - so people must try this ham.You put it in between two white bread sans crumbs.

Fast and friendly lunch service, I had the lunch special sweet and sour chicken with eggroll, soup and rice. Super cheap 3.45 and it was delicious, my only thing is that they don't let me dip my chicken in the sauce as they covered my fried chicken in the sweet and sour sauce, so next time I'll ask for it on the side. P.S. Speaking Chinese is a nice touch as they seem to work in Chinese. (Going to chinese school paid off after all!)

HIGHLY RECOMMENDING! Been going here with my family since I was a little girl! Most Meat choices come with white rice

I revisited this place after 13 years. It was good then but it has improved a lot. First, a very charming lady from Dong Bei, China saw me walk in and immediately showed me to a table although they appeared packed. Her brother, also gracious and personable took my order and brought me my drink. The food was excellent and authentic with a little Tex Mex thrown in. It is in Chinatown but all of the clientele were young Hispanic families. In summary, if you want casual dining with food that will make everyone in your group happy for great prices, I can't think of a better place. There was so much food that I pigged out and still have enough for two more meals. For me, I would go back just to visit the two charming siblings who run the place. Tai Hoa Le!

Known owners since Hunan Plus and still great food, big servings for affordable prices. Love this place.