Yous in Hastings

Been going here for years. Staff are great and the food was as lovely as always. Great price for all u can eat, especially as each dish is cook fresh while u wait. Highly recommend 😁

Lovely food but £23.90 per person is not great as u don't eat know where near that only thing cooked when ordered instead of getting up and helping yourself

Lovely food as always; fresh, hot and extremely tasty. The best sesame prawn toast in the world! One of the female waiters is quite taciturn but that's just her way; don't let it get to you; they don't have time to be overly chatty - it's just part of eating at You's and the food is worth it.

Great food, good service and value for money.

Oh wow ,it is all you can eat but they bring a bit out at a time ,you can order more ,it's all freshly cooked and tastes amazing .we'll worth the money (not expensive) and definitely worth a visit but make sure you book

Ok we're shall I start.. walking past the restaurant hungry I thought it was not open but a small lady said come in.at first I felt that they had no manners nor a welcoming manner.on the tables were very sticky and had menues of there food.no prices were advertised.we ordered our favourite crispy chilli beef, sweet and sour chicken Hong Kong style (chicken balls arrived then taken away as our request)so the Hong Kong style chicken was served, chicken chow mein and spring rolls.this order was just for one £32 we shared and only drank tap water.when we questioned the price of the chilli beef at £14 ☹️ she said it was serloin steak! But just a strand of chewy beef and tons of crispy batter. we didn't complain as we had gone out that evening to say goodbye to my mother who died recently.

I have tried Chinese restaurants in Spain, in Mexico, in Greece, in Folkestone, in Dover, in London, and this has certainly been the worst. The raw spring roll, totally white, if you want sweet and sour sauce you pay it separately, and more than sauce it was a disgusting syrup of something ... the chicken with oyster sauce, no chicken or anything, vegetables with some brown sauce and 3 pieces of Chicken, and bland rice and the one that you can make yourself at home, and if you ask for the cheap menu they treat you like nothing. Certainly the worst, no mask or alcohol and the roofs full of dust. Disgusting.

Absolutely wonderful. Went there for a date with my partner. Staff is friendly and lovely and portions are small so you get to try a lot of their food. Totally recommend it.

This has been my favourite Chinese Restaurant for years and I'm pleased to say the quality and taste of the food never disappoints. The price has gone up over the years, but in my opinion worth every penny. I love the fact the dishes are small, so you can try as many as you like. So this is a great way to discover new dishes you wouldn't normally try. Highly recommended.

Friendly staff, tasty food, not your regular Chinese take away.We really appreciated the care the chef took and it shows -- from neatly julienned carrots and cucumbers accompanying the dishes, fresh roast duck (succulent, not the refried stuff slathered in sauce you get in most take aways), fresh fish and prawns.Given, it's not the most authentic 'Chinese' Chinese -- there are the usual mish mash to try and please different palates -- including Malaysian and Thai. (Where 'Thai' flavours really mean sweet and spicy sauce. Thai food aficionados will recognise the lack of fresh chilli, fish sauce, or usual spices.Like most Chinese restaurants, you'll get the usual canned bamboo shoot and water chestnut creeping unnecessarily into the dishes. Nevertheless, for flavours and choice, this is a great find.We ate here on Sunday and there's a choice of dishes you can choose from for about £17 per person, so it's great value if you'd like to try many dishes. The portions are tapas-like so it's an incentive to have a bit of this and that.I would highly recommend if you like Oriental flavours.