Yummy Yummy serves authentic Chinese cuisine including Mala Tang, Griddle Cooked Spare Ribs, and Kung Pao Chicken.
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Reviews & Ratings
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July 8, 2024CaliTexan22No Frills
A no frills dive in the back of a market. Seat yourself; get your own water & utensils; order at the counter. I had the Singapore noodles and they were good. My wife didn’t care for the DanDan noodle dish and, to me, it looked quite different from what I would have expected. Our other two companions enjoyed their meals, as well. Fairly moderate pricing; I think we were out the door for less than $30 (no tax or tip).
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August 12, 2023foodbeast111
Noodles
Walk in to the asian market and walk straight to the back for some of the best Asian food in the area. Was really please with the fresh noodles and will be coming back for them on a regular basis. The Korean chicken was pretty decent. Dishes will run between $10 and $15.
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July 7, 2020358garzDim Sum
Nice dim sum menu, really tasty shrimp shu mai and soup dumplings. In all we had those, sautéed broccoli, spicy chicken, pan fried noodles with chicken, and fried rice with shrimp. It was all amazing. Excited to go back.
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December 7, 2019386sethbExcellent soups and hot pots, but stir fry dishes are HOT, HOTTER, and WAAAY HOT
A-OK. The food is great but BEWARE: even when you ask for "mild" (on the red pepper scale) you will get VERY HOT food. But note: I am Caucasian and 90% of the clientele are Asian. None of the other customers seemed bothered by the level of heat. But everyone in my party, and my neighbors (also Caucasian) have been blown away by the heat. We had our last order takeout and had to throw out both stir fry dishes. The soups are awesome and other items on the menu that don't involve chili peppers are also wonderful. If you ask for "no spice" they will try to talk you out of it. They truly believe that without the heat, the dish isn't very good. Just say, OK, but I want no peppers. None. Or try it. Maybe the heat is just the thing for you. But start with "mild."
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October 26, 2019Alan K
Street food look, taste and feel in a Chinese style
If your going for a back of the oriental food/supplies store look and feel this one is it. The restaurant is located behind the main store aisles and is nondescript in a room filled with tables and chairs, with numbers on the table. Spartan look and feel. You pay at the register while trying to decipher the small print english from the large print Chinese characters, pick an empty table and tell the cashier where you'll be seated. The service was laid back and the order took a bit on the lengthy side, and no they were not very busy when I ordered. The portions come with a bowl of white rice and your entree. Mine was a shrimp dish which I had asked for a slight bit of heat. Not sure if there was a misunderstanding with language being the issue, but the amount of chillies (see the top left of my picture) was on the heavy side. Portion was more than adequate however, the sauce was a bit on the oily side and the veggies were a bit sparse. It's very reminiscent of street food which is what I suspect is the intention. Oh if your not good with chop sticks you may have an issue