not a fan of chinese, but my other half did enjoy the food, however theres a sign on the front…read moresaying air conditioned, but the day i went it wasn't working, it was BOILING. wasn't very good, or filling, had to grab a pizza after! And the seat was incredibly uncomfortable! And im not just saying that because i like to moan

For all you can eat Chinese, I really wasn't impressed. It felt more like a cafe than a restaurant…read more The staff didn't really make me feel like I wanted to be there and everything you asked seemed to be a problem. I didn't really find the menu that extensive and for the cost, I've eaten at MUCH nicer Chinese's. Parking is a pain too.

I just ordered over the phone a sweat and sour prawn dish with egg fried rice and crispy seaweed to…read morego and when i collected the food it came to a eye watering £17.50, i asked why it cost so much and they explained they already applied a discount to the order.....be prepared for them to have your pants down :( Restaurant was empty and food was very average at best

Great food, reasonable priced. The staff are very attentive and the set menus are varied and they…read moreare happy to swap the old dish for another. A good place for family events or anybody special that you wish to impress. There is a pub and bar across the road for pre-meal drinks if you fancy it! The only down side is that the tables are a little to close together and it can get a little cramped.

Don't go by the name this is indeed a Chinese Buffet. Unlike the run of the mill Chinese Buffet…read morewith industrialised food I found the food here tasty and flavoursome. While the selection is limited compared to the large buffet you see elsewhere it makes up for it by the quality. The bar serves good selection of spirits including Tsingtao and the service is attentive. Good for families with children with a lower charge for kids under 8. Highly recommended.

You are first greeted by a historic grade 2 listed building with a little courtyard incorporating a…read moreprayer area (used by the staff and a really nice touch), a covered flower walkway (used for wheelchair access) and some external cabins which is a perfect place for a few photos or drinks and snacks during the summer months. A great start to see some thought and attention and good use of space rather than just having a bistro style canopy and chairs and tables. This place is huge but it is all partitioned with screens so you never feel isolated or that you are in a big function type space and keeping a nice authentic experience wherever you are seated. I am also informed the chefs are from various areas of Thailand so allowing for regional dishes to be both truly authentic but also allowing for fusion dishes between different areas of Thailand to be created. The staff are so welcoming and warm and even on a cold day you feel warm from the moment you enter. Let's begin our journey with the vast drinks selection. A full menu of cocktails and mocktails that even a nightclub would struggle to make and all made in house from fresh ingredients. Including the mixers which are all hand made. I don't think anyone would leave dissatisfied or disappointed from the offering here for sure. Always so happy to see uniqueness and variety in a drinks menu that also caters for non-drinkers. The menu is authentic and you will struggle to choose which dishes to order as you will want to try them all, so I would advise you go with friends so you can order more. The servers are really nice and so is management so down to earth and were happy to help and guide. Thai Prawn Cakes served with a sweet chilli sauce - Really soft and the home made chilli sauce shines through. Even the prawn crackers are served with one of the most amazing and freshly made home made pickles I have ever had. I am not a pickle person but Yum Yum has converted me. I always say when you experience or want someone to experience new dishes take them to the best so they try and never regret. Yum Yum would be a place for anyone new to Thai food. Tom yum goong - A nice clear soup with a kick and served with prawns and nice chunky mushrooms. Had a fresh and zesty lemon taste that really refreshes and cleansed the pallet. A great starter for these colder months. Lamb Mussaman - Another house special similar to Beef red curry but more of a kick and more complex taste structure which is richer and creamier in taste. The lamb just melts and a dish you have to try. I can't wait to have this again. Som Tam - served cold but fresh with just the right amount of spice and crunch. Really refreshing salad to start and compliment the other flavours of the main dishes. Beef Red curry - An amazing creamy coconut and spicy taste. Not too spicy and beef perfectly cooked. If you want more spice go for the Lamb Mussaman. Thai Noodle soup with Duck - A more subtle dish for those who like it mild and not spicy. We had the duck and was again cooked to perfection. Stir-fried Morning Glory - Morning glory crunchy and with the right amount of fresh garlic. Banana Fritter with coconut ice cream - I am no fan of coconut other than in perfumes (love the smell as I do with coffee but I don't drink coffee) but in some cases it's just right amount of flavour and in this case it was perfect and compliments the banana fritter so worth a try. Thai Coconut Roll [Warm coconut filled pancake served with coconut ice cream and honey] - One of Yum Yum's signature dishes. As this is served with the same excellent coconut ice cream I prefer this dish as the pancake was freshly made. What an amazing experience and with a great menu for drinks and food as well as the ambience and authenticity I will be coming back. There is also a great value lunch express menu and various vegetarian menu options available that means everyone will be catered for. Portion sizes are all sharing portions. So be ready for a doggy bag or two.

Yum Yum was a great find while in Hackney , fresh and delicious food , very popular place with the…read morelocals. I will have to thank yelp for this find as we had no idea where to go for dinner ;)

I have only been here once, for a friends birthday. I found…read moreit to be quite pleasant, there were a couple of vegetarians on our table and the waiter took some extra time to help them out with the menu. The food was very nice and the service was good but I thought it was a bit too expensive.

Very very pleased, went with my two kids (13 and 16) and they also loved it. Will definitely go…read moreagain. It's a bit on the expensive side though.

Jane's review is about right although if you want a decent Chinese head for Laughing Buddha in…read moreBlackheath.

This Restaurant had been changed to a new manager and they also have the neww chef for the…read morecustomer, everyone can have a try for the new food in old place.

I've just been here for a couple drinks. Frankly, it looks a lot cooler from the outside than it…read moredoes from the inside.... from the outside you think, "yeah, this place looks great... let's definitely go in" and then once inside "wait a second, there's nothing in here" - it's just pretty barren and austere... you kind of feel lured in. If you're just having drinks you have to sit along a long bench just under the window, which is not the most pleasant in the winter because it's rather cold and drafty. Like every en vogue Asian restaurant, there were a myriad of cocktail options and the drinks were reasonably priced and good... my date had a martini, and he was impressed with the way they'd put it together. Yet, besides the well-executed martini, the service was just there - nothing memorable. I'd come back here if I were on King's Road and I needed a drink, but I'd never make a destination of it.

I had bottomless brunch here one Saturday afternoon mid August…read more There's not too much negative to say about it. More neutral than anything. Bottomless brunch comes with Edamame (ok), miso soup (decent), sushi (great but only 3 pieces each) and bottomless dumplings which are decent. Wine was good, service a bit slow and staff less Jan inspiring. Overall not bad but I wanted better for £40!

Buffets are tempting. I can't deny that. I was tempted by Chopstix in Whetstone. I kept thinking…read more"Chinese. All you Can Eat =More Chinese!" Sounded good to me. It sounded better than it was. The buffet was cold. This is the worst thing a buffet can be. They were out of half the stuff (places empty) that should have been there! This did not help matters! The food I ordered arrived late, an additional strike against Chopstix. I was also unimpressed by the quality being really inferior and there being no vegetarian choices ( I like a bit of a mix,). Chopstix was a buffet dishing up disappointment, I won't be back here.

Chopstix is a eat as much as you like Chinese restaurant, which is open for lunch and dinner. I've…read moreonly ever visited it at lunchtime, where its £4.95 lunch is as filling as you want it to be, and the selection quite varied. At dinner time, the selection is even greater, I have been told! The service does not really consist of much, seeing as it is self service, but they are friendly, nonetheless.