Chinese Restaurant

Most authentic Chinese restaurant in Lancaster! Great, kind service. The owner always comes out to check-in on the guests and makes sure that everyone is satisfied. The food is delicious, fresh, and very very authentic. There’s a separate menu for the Chef’s specials that include fresh seafood and vegetables. Lots of spicy options, but also there are lots of non-spicy alternatives, and they are always willing to make things less spicy or not spicy at all (upon request). For those who are looking for more traditional Chinese American cuisine, they also have a large selection of those common dishes. Would recommend this restaurant to everyone!

On a snowy winter night, we wanted to try something new and randomly selected Yi Pin from Google. Little did we know that we would stumble upon such a splendid restaurant! Despite its unimposing exterior and unremarkable location along Columbia Ave, this truly is a hidden gem! The restaurant has a special ambience, with decorations and music to welcome guests. Our food was delectable, and the portions were extremely generous. We will definitely return to Yi Pin again soon!

I absolutely loved my experience tonight! Steve went above and beyond to provide a great experience to a friend that hasn’t tried Chinese Food before; she loved the Sesame Seed Chicken, Sweet and Sour Chicken, and more! Definitely stop by if you’re interested in a genuinely hospitable establishment!

As much as we appreciated the service and interior, food made us unwell. It’s a busy takeout restaurant with a beautiful yet empty dining room. Service was outstanding. Very professional and attentive. Food however tasted good, put us through a little stomach trouble the next day.

Excellent service and the Chinese food is delicious and different. I come from Brooklyn, NY, where Chinese food there is known to be the finest. It all looks nice and yellow and very flavorful. But here, the food features are less vivid visibly, and the flavor is not overwhelming. Hence, the mixed reviews. But the reality is that their food is naturally made and not americanized. You can tell it's true because this place is family owned, and it feels like you're walking into a welcoming home when you enter an amazing place to dine. The rice is not plastic the next day, and the food is overall more filling than average Chinese food. They got the edge over others by providing good, tasting homemade Chinese food over typical cheap stuff made from leftovers.

Affordable and tasty food! Family stopped by a few times recently and we especially loved the general tso chicken and shrimp Lo mein. They definitely use fresh ingredients and the food tastes delicious - will definitely be back! The service was also great, and it always feels nice to support a local business serving authentic Asian cuisine.

I had to call back three times to get my order and each time I had to repeat my self multiple time, the food got here faster then expected which is good but found hair in my food I know it wasn’t anyone in my house because it was black and straight, everyone in my house has curly brown hair.

Please go back to the original boneless spare ribs cause what the heck are these. They have been terrible since probably 2020 so please go back to how they used to be back in like 2017-2018. They look different, they taste weird, the color is different, they are so dry now. This used to be my favorite Chinese spot since i was a little girl and now i barely like it.

this is not the same yangs of old. you order at the registers for take out or dine in where they bring it to your table. water and hot tea is at a separate table with utensils and sauces. -i ordered hot and sour soup- more spicy than anticpated but good. -pork fried rice was soft, lacked flavor -shrimp lo mein had good flavor. firm and tasted more like stir fried udon. -we got the dragon and phoenix special (general tso was a little dry, the shrimp didnt have any spicy, only sweetness) the food was average, the set up was a little odd as you ordered and paid at the register so i didnt know if i should tip (i did). the workers were friendly and checked up on is. there was a sheet separating the kitchen from the register, i suspect there is still construction to be done. I wouldnt make a special trip to get food from here. they should change the name otherwise people would expect the same food from the previous owners. RIP velvet chicken corn soup.

Best Chinese Food in Lancaster: By far, best pork fried rice!! Been coming to Yangs since I was little. Went on the final open day a year or two back, was very sad to think they'd never open again. 7/14/24 - We saw a post that Yang's was opening again and decided we MUST try them again for lunch. Building looks great, some must-needed improvements were made. My only complaint is how hot it was inside, hopefully that'll be fixed in the future :). Very happy to see the business open once again.

Been coming here for years but the past few months the lady who takes the phone orders has become quite rude. She insists that I cannot order house duck sauce with my crispy noodles yet the guy who takes the order always lets me so it’s clearly doable. It’s something they make and hand out to the tables when you dine in so It can’t be that hard to put some in a container to go (as they have many times for me). I pay for the crispy noodles in my takeout order as expected. Why can’t they just charge a fee for the house duck sauce like they do for everything else? Nonetheless, anytime I call, this becomes a small argument over SAUCE. I’m directed to get the packets which taste completely different and are awful. Today I got the guy on the phone and was excited to get my sauce without an argument. Well… no sauce… just packets. My crispy noodles and egg rolls were dry without them. It honestly just blows my mind that they hold this sauce hostage for takeout orders. I’ll be looking for a new Chinese restaurant in the area that doesn’t make this a huge deal and is nicer to their patrons.

Food was okay; service was interesting. The restaurant was bit cold because the heater wasn’t working. I have ordered Thai fried rice which wasn’t bad but not amazing. The place was little bit empty so we didn’t order any sushi

I’m not from Lancaster, I’m from Harrisburg and was iffy on where to eat Chinese out here, I actually ate here before pickup and the food was good. I ordered delivery tonight 2 combination platters general tos with pork fried rice 10/10, shrimp and broccoli pork fried rice 10/10… order of chicken wings my son enjoyed them 10/10…. And to my surprise I tried the honey wingsssss and baby they are greattttttttt 20/10! We enjoyed everything prompt delivery and a 2liter cost me $42 not bad because I actually enjoyed every bite food was fresh and hot!

Not pleased with the selection of noodles that they gave me I was ordered lo mein and they gave me spaghetti noodles

I walked into this small town local Chinese restaurant. The family owned business is clean and their service is very friendly ! I ordered a Wonton soup, some crab rangoon, sesame chicken and everything was fresh and made in a timely fashion. The staff is very kind the family works very hard to keep their customers happy. I really had a great time taking to the kids while I enjoyed my meal. Hopefully I'll come back to visit one day.

The quality of the food is pretty bad. Ordered General Tso chicken and it looked like the crumbs at the bottom of a chicken tender bag. When bitten into couldn’t taste chicken. Felt like fried chicken skin. The sauce had no flavor and very oily. Would not recommend this location

This is the closest Chinese to us and that is not a complaint because it’s always good and I never have any issues. They also have their sauces and fortune cookies out for you to get yourself. I love that, because I love fortune, cookies, and most places only give you one or two lol See you guys this week!

I think this is a solid place to get good and cheap Chinese food. We went during lunch through the week and our food came out within 5 minutes. It was tasty and there was plenty for a second meal. It’s also extremely affordable.

Edit: attached receipt due to businesses responses. Needless to say we definitely won't be back now. Great Chinese food. But just too expensive for what you get. Picture shows chicken and broccoli and beef and broccoli. Each one is the "quart" and is $11.50 each at time of review. Both untouched

The food is wonderful, but even better is the customer service. Shoude, who answers my calls every time is fantastic. He knows my name, my order-unless I change it- and always will explain and figure out what im trying to order since I'm not familiar with sushi and such. I love this place and you will too! I've dined in and take out mostly for lunch and dinner. Just can't go wrong here. So much better then anywhere around here I've tried.

I've been on the hunt for a good place for Thai Pineapple fried rice, so I've been wanting to try this location for awhile. Struck out on the fried rice , so My Daughter and I ordered takeout from here for lunch, and were quite surprised. The food was reasonably priced, and was very good. We also enjoyed the shaved Hawaiian Ice, my daughter ordered a snowball, and I ordered a Thai coffee Hawaiian Ice which was absolutely delicious!!! Don't let the appearance steer you away, give it a try. I know I will definitely be coming back.

We have dined here a half dozen times. A nice small town restaurant with seating for about 30 people. The food is a mix of Thi and Chinese with an ice cream shop on the other half of the property. The portions are generous and the prices are reasonable. I have yet to have a dish I did not enjoy. Tonight we had Crab Rangoon, Garlic Chicken, and Kung Pao Delight.

Nice little carryout spot tucked away by the railroad tracks. Nice family they have really good wonton soup. Curry dishes and lomein are favorites and they have the authentic old school red roast pork. Best Chinese in the area

The menu is strictly what you'd expect from a bare- bones take out Chinese restaurant, but I wasn't impressed even with that in mind. The food is pretty mediocre; the ingredients didn't seem particularly fresh, plentiful, or beyond low quality and everything we ordered was really, really bland. I spent over $50 on my order, plus tip (should've skipped that since there was literally no service involved), and I was really disappointed with everything. My order was incorrect, and I didn't catch it until I was home, so shame on me. The thing that REALLY bothered me though is the actual restaurant. It's so run-down, poorly lit, and everything looks dirty, old, and/or depressing. To state the obvious: I don't even want to think about the kitchen. I saw about 15 health code violations just standing there, not kidding. There's no way I'd sit down to eat (in fact, I don't know if there was even a table in the place). The atmosphere of the place reminded me of a sketchy convenience store, complete with a fully enclosed counter area with sliding window (which of course was disgustingly dirty, too). I don't understand the good reviews for this place, other than they've got a captive audience with Stewartstown and its limited dining options. Next time? No thanks, I don't mind driving farther for better food and a cleaner establishment.