Yan Woo — Restaurant in Portsmouth

Went on a friday night and we both had the all you can eat for £18.95 (price is higher on and weekend to weekend night) The variety on the meal was very good and the standard of food was also good. Couple things that let it down for me. We ordered the shredded chilli beef and it came out cold. Was hoping it was spicy but was sweet instead (though this could be i might not have read the menu properly) when our plates were cleared i did ask if it should be hot or cold and was told hot. She apologised and offered to bring another one which was loving but by that time i was stuffed anyway 😋 The toilets could do with a lick of paint and a good freshen up and the only other issue i had was the level of noise. There were 3 big parties in there was made most of the noise so trying to have a conversation was hard without shouting across the table. It didnt help to add to the level of noise music was put on which just increased the overall level.

All of that said the noise and the toilets are why the 4 stars. The staff were very friendly with smiles all around and kept on top of when you had finished, cleared plates and remembered to ask if you want more drinks. Would defo go back and...

I've been going to Yan Woo with my large family for 15 years. Having not been here since the beginning of lockdown has been hard. The food is of exceptional quality every single time. I should know having been married to a Malaysian and been to Malaysia many many times. Hats off to the chefs. I went the other evening with 6 of my seven children and had a wonderful meal. It was so good to be back in my second dining room and, it was good to see Fiona again doing an excellent job. Anything I spend here is money well spent. Tring, when will you be opening for your fabulous lunchtime service? I have missed this so much as have my children. The lockdown has been awful but I need that tonic of knowing I can have an amazing lunch of nasi goreng with chicken satay. I hope you do soon. Saturdays come and go and I miss my usual nasi goreng. A fantastic restaurant and the refreshed colours inside are soothing. Please...

WARNING!!!!!!!!!!WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DO NOT EAT AT THIS RESTAURANT I'VE HAD SOME DODGY FOOD IN MY TIME BURGER VANS AT THE SIDE OF THE ROAD OR OUTSIDE NOGHTCLUBS GREASY KEBABS, BUT THIS CHINESE GOES IN AT NUMBER ONE FOR THE MOST DISGUSTING FOOD IVE EVER TRIED IN MY LIFE AND IM 52 HAD STARTERS THAT WAS TASTELESS AND OVERCOOKED AND UNDERCOOKED RIBS IF THAT WAS WHAT THEY WHERE DRY AS THE DESERT AND CHICKEN WINGS THAT HAD BLOOD INSIDE TOLD THEM BUT THEY SAID THEY WERE COOKED SO CALLED COCA COLA PRICED AT £3.30 THAT CAME AS FLAT AS A PANCACKE DISGUSTING PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY AND TIME...