Browse menus, reviews and photos of Chinese Restaurants near Yakima.
Chinese · $
3312 West Nob Hill Boulevard, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“My favorite Chinese restaurant! Huge servings, always so tasty!!! We had 3 dishes , enough for 6 people and still had leftovers. Love Tasty Wok!”
Thai · $
110 South 4th Street, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“I got chicken Lo-Mein and it is so delicious! I haven't had Tea garden in years but it's still got delicious food and good portion. My order was to go so I sat at a table, they offered me an ice water while I waited. Very kind people and lovely restaurant.”
Chinese · $
1210 South 80th Avenue, Yakima
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“Freshest ,delicious food. A simple detail , the iceberg lettuce salad to start your meal is always the most crisp sweet lettuce ever with a lovely traditional salad dressing that is not from a bottle. You can't order anything that won't be made with loving attention.”
Bubble Tea · $$
505 W Yakima Ave, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“Been going here for 12 years and the owners are always super friendly! We love it here. Best bubble tea in town 🧋”
Shanghainese · $
54 West Nob Hill Boulevard, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“For first timers. Take a few minutes step back and realize they're making a living. Learning a new language. You got to realize we as americans are spoiled. I've been going in there for years. They always ask me how I'm doing.How's the food and do it with a smile and very friendly. I've read a lot of post on people getting upset on the way they are treated. But yet when i'm sitting there and listening to the way they're talking to the staff , it's very upsetting. Wanting every extra for free. They're doing their best and all you wanna do is make it difficult. And complain about every little thing. As if you're in a michelin star restaurant. Acting like you've ever owned a restaurant or ran a restaurant which I guarantee.None of you probably haven't.. Their job is to cook food.Turn the tables as quickly as possible.Make a profit. We all have a lot to learn. Especially when we live in america were there's so many different cultures, religions. Have you ever stopped to think to look up where they're from. How life is were they grew up. Have you ever stopped to think and ask? How is your family how is business. Or is it all just about you.. The good thing is , all these people who say they won't go back is better for business. It really tells me who the snobs are. I've learned over many years.You always have to give them a second and a third chance. Because you don't know what kind of days they're having, if there was a death in the family.\nOr if they're struggling to pay bills. A lot of the other restaurantsI go to the food changes more often due to the cook's turnover rate.. I got one of to go menus. I use a highlighter to mark off everything i've tried. One thing I learned about restaurants is you'll find something you like at everyone.You can't expect the same flavor of the same dish you order from different restaurants. Thank you great , shanghai , and all of your staff..”
Chinese · $
9 South 1st Street, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“The food is always delicious and staff super friendly and accommodating good place to go the atmosphere is super chill and cozy!”
Chinese · $
6560 West Nob Hill Boulevard, Yakima
Customers’ favorites
“Sometimes Panda Express can be hit or miss, but not this place. This place rocks. I specifically drive across town just to eat here, lol! The staff are always friendly, they never skimp on the portions, and the food is cooked right. Gold standard.”
The family-run Grandma's Home restaurant brought its classic Hangzhou, China cooking to a new place in Manhattan's Flatiron neighborhood. With more than 200 spots in China, this is Grandma's Home's first American location. The 120-seat restaurant aims to recreate the comforting feeling of dining in grandma's house. The design mixes modern Chinese art with old decor items from early Grandma's Home restaurants in China.
A modest Chinese restaurant in Toronto is getting major buzz thanks to an unlikely namedrop from rapper Kendrick Lamar. New Ho King, a late-night eatery, was mentioned in Lamar's recent diss track "Euphoria" aimed at fellow rapper Drake. The lyric that sparked it all? Lamar rapped "I be at New Ho King eatin' fried rice with a dip sauce and a blammy, crodie." Some major news sources noticed the burst of new reviews mentioning the song soon after - so did we at Restaurantji.