Yang Palace in Camden

We were a grp of 3 and visited for dinner when the restaurant was empty. Service was quick and friendly server.We had sizzling Szechuan chicken with noodles 25£ approx. this was prolly the best dish but asge wise was only 2/5.Kang pao chicken with rice also about 25£ was not worth it.Prawn dumplings were 6£ and felt like. As if they were supermarketFried duck was 20£ and also just ok.Drinks were useless.Overall bill 81£. Taste and value wise 1/5. There r better restaurants. Avoid at all costs.

AMAZING FOOD ! The suimai are incredible , the sizzling beef fillet Is so soft, all of the food was cooked to perfection and is one of the best ever Chinese restaurant I've ever been to ! You will be glad you chose this place .

Good value, great food. Incredible menu (as in pretty vast but non of the standard options) food seemed very authentic

If i could i would geve them 0 stars. Horror food. Never try these "restaurant"

Horrible restaurant. It takes a long time for food to be ready. I made a request for deliveroo and followed it through the app. The delivery man was stopped for hours waiting for the food to finish the delivery. I will never order anything from this place again.

A disappointing meal, Pork with Pickled Turnips turned out to be 3 slithers of pork (the size of a 2p piece) that can't have weighed more than 20g total, and almost entirely un-pickled turnip. Nothing like the photo, nothing like the description....cost me about £15. Then we had a 30% service charge on top of everything.The restaurant was noticeably scruffy and dingy, but nothing that couldn't be fixed with a bit of effort, which makes me even more disappointed.The menu is a mess too. Dishes randomly spread out across the pages, little collectively arranged. It was complete disorder. I'm not completely sure how a business can be set up so haphazardly and still survive the rent on a London property, it stuns me really.I will say that the food tasted nice. I tried my friends squid and that also tasted nice. But his plate was absolutely covered in inedible dried chillies. there must have been 200 chunks of dried chilies. They're the kind that are supposed to be hydrated before you use them and have the texture of those nasty popcorn skins you sometimes get stuck in your teeth.So overall, completely underwhelming and frankly disappointing. I'd never go back.

Worst service ever. We shared that the dish was completely different from what we ordered and the staff got into an argument with us. Will not return.

Old fashion interior decoration but very Chinese. Food prices were average by London standards. Sichuan fried chicken was ok though not great, at least chicken meat not overly dry. Vegetable in soup was acceptable. The Sichuan dan dan noodle we ordered was not authentic at all but well not too bad. Overall, it’s better than some Chinese restaurant at China town.

Reasonably good Chinese food by London standards. Pleasant and clean surroundings. Food well presented. Good service. Average London prices: £24 for two mains and a nice large pot of Jasmine tea. Would go again if nearby. Slightly niche music choice ! Strident piano concertos seemed a little incongruous.

I stayed in hotel next door, and had dinner here for 3 times. As a chinese restuarant in London, its standard of food is good. Of course, we can not use Hong Kong standard to compare and evaluate it.