Monica B. Lopez

Went on a Saturday evening and we were seated fast, also got our food pretty quickly. Our server was the sweetest person. I go for their Slippery Shrimp. It's Heaven. Chicken Fried Rice and Moo shu pork

Ray Chuhan

We went here for mother's day. Have to say this little mom n pops restaurant is great. The food was absolutely delicious. Service top notch. Complimentary tea. The food portion is amazing. Also there's a celebrity hall of fame . We spent over $100 well worth it. And we took an amazing amount home as well

Andrea Fernandez

I love this place!! The slippery shrimps are to die for, the perfect mix of sweet and sour with a little spice kick....Everything is just so DELICIOUS!! I definitely recommend YANG CHOW

Kathi Murillo

Authentic Chinese food. I also ordered food last minute for NYE and they were able to complete the order in time for my party. The staff is very friendly. And there are a lot of celebrity photos there so that also helps show how delicious this place is. Looking forward to going back.

Melodie Delgado

Pretty old school restaurant with white table cloths and table side service. Dinner on a Saturday night was pretty packed so the wait was awhile. Once sat though the service was quick and the food came out even faster. The best things we ate were the Moo Shu chicken wraps, they were very savory and flavorful. The slippery shrimp was definitely memorable and apparently iconic- and I can see why! The texture was so satisfying and reminded me of corn nuts but in a good way? The rest of the dishes were pretty standard, but overall it was a nice family meal !

mike moy

Nice place for American style Chinese food. Very courteous and friendly service. Hot & Sour Soup, sautéed green beans w/ pork, Kung Pao Chicken and Sweet & Sour Pork . Delish

L C

From the red carpet to the linen table booths, Yang Chow is an old school restaurant serving Chinese American dishes like moo shu pancakes, lo mein and kung pao. While they are known for their slippery shrimp, which is really good, my favorite and go to dish is good old old kung pao chicken — minus the peanuts. It hits every time. This place can get busy, but there are plenty of shops in the area to visit while you wait. The staff moves quick, but friendly. Prices are decent and while very old school, the place is always clean. Tip: If you have time to spare love, and love old school Kung Fun movies, make your way down to the Chinatown Central Plaza and check out the Bruce Lee statue. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from the restaurant.

Phylis Davis

Wait staff were very friendly, we got there close to closing. We did not feel rushed to finish our meal. The food was great I ordered spicy chicken with veggie low main.

Jen Sandoval

We made reservations for 12:30pm on a Saturday for 11 people but to our pleasant surprise it was not busy which was great. Quiet atmosphere. This is a traditional family style menu. All dishes were cooked well and flavorful. Slippery shrimp and moo shu wraps were my favorite. Large portions to share and we also had alot left over to take home. Hospitality was nice and we all took home a 2025 Year Of The Snake Chinese zodiac calendar.

+3

John O

Old school Chinese spot with authentic vibes. Food was average at best. The famous slippery shrimp dish was by far the best on the table. Don't miss that one. Service is fast. They have their own parking which is nice.

Carolyn J

I dined in at Yang Chow for lunch with a friend. I used to dine at the DTLA location many years ago and the food was great. I was very excited about dining at Yang Chow at the Pasadena location. I was very disappointed in all the dishes we ordered. Nothing tasted as I remembered. The interior of restaurant also needs a much needed renovation. The carpeting looks filthy and worn beyond measure. The walls could definitely use a fresh coat of paint. Thankfully, the service was great! The service staff was very attentive. I have no intention of dining at this restaurant again.