Love this place. A favourite for Sunday tea time after shopping.read more

Without a doubt the best chinese takeaway in Preston. Great prices, service and food!read more

When I went inside, I started crying because of how beautiful this place is. I also noticed that…read moreall the children were choking on the cutlery which made me really happy! The waiters served me lots of fruity very zesty food which made me Mexican.

Situated in Ashton Moss and surrounded by Cineworld & Hollywood Bowl, it would be normal to think…read morehmmmmmmmmm Chinese after leaving one of the above 2 establishments. Like most Chinese Buffets the layout is a bit canteenie with the most decorated feature being the bar where again if you are a frequent visitor to these kind of places you will no doubt know that the food is overly salty and thus your hankering for a drink means £££££££££££ for the owners. Yes the drinks are expensive. I'm not 100% but I'm sure a pint of coke (not sure if it was coca cola) was close to £2. We when to the evening menu so everything was on offer. We have also been to the afternoon menu and for the price it was rubbish. The food on offer is nothing special. I've had better but I would have to travel further into Manchester City Centre.

So we just ordered from Golden Lion, Lancaster in thoughts of having a quick and easy meal as we…read morejust got back off vacation and can't be bothered making something at home. The only site we could seem to find the Menu was through Take-A-Way.co.uk So firstly we order - Won Ton Soup - £2.80 Beef & Tomato Soup - £2.50 (NOT one piece of Beef in the whole cold soup) Crispy Beef - Cantonese £6.20 (So little portion with more onion than meat and Crispy is the understatement of the Year, it was cold and nearly broke a molar on the stuff) Chips - £2.00, Cold, sweaty and looking suicidal. Curry Sauce - £1.50 (Not Ideal and no taste but was likely the best part of the meal as it at least warmed the cold side orders we were truly relying on). Now please keep in mind these are prices on their site, so with basic Maths this equals £15.00 even. I asked how much was the bill and they say £17.60. I was confused but just figured maybe they were throwing in some prawn crackers or a large Crispy beef instead of the small as the line wasn't the quietest call I have ever witnessed. I also realise that I might have to pay a £1.50 Delivery charge, but even this does NOT add up. So the lady arrives and hands me the package, I thought they would likely amend the cost after the miscommunication but this wasn't to be. She asked for £17.60, (not £16.50 inc del) As the rain was pouring and the delivery lady seemed pleasant, I added another £1 for her troubles and shut the door. I wish I had opened the bag before she left but the monsoon and the lack of need for the dish to be any colder, I decided to patiently wait until I was inside my own kitchen - silly me! £18.60 which for a very poor meal is not ideal for two hungry adults who threw most of the food into the Bin. We would have fed it to the Dog, but we have far too much respect for live animals than to torture them with this horrific food, (using this word very lightly) This miserable food was terrible, we ate what we could salvage after microwaving the best parts of the order, but the Beef/Tomato Soup, which was basically cold cabbage was completely left. The crispy beef ended up in the trash as I recently broke a tooth and did not need another heavy expense for eating these dried up shoelaces we were given. Even the 60% Ratio of onions and sad sauce couldn't bring these back into a hydrated state. After rewarming the Won Tom Soup was edible and the weak curry sauce just added more moisture and a little heat to the soggy lonely fries. This is unacceptable and daylight robbery, at least when Robin Hood would steal from the Rich, he gave it to the poor, I have a feeling this went into the owners pocket and the tip was likely taken from the poor delivery lady as she didn't bring him home my TV or the bike outside in my garden shed. I will not be recommending this Restaurant or the site as either the prices on the menu are not correct or somebody is over charging somebody in hopes they won't notice. I noticed! Jokers. Philthy Rich, Lancaster.

This is the best Chinese in Lancaster. The food is just delicious and the service is second to none…read more- staff are very attentive and professional. The restaurant has a good atmosphere as it always seems to be nicely busy, and food comes out on time. A nice touch to have some peanuts on the table to snack on when you arrive. Highly recommended, we always take friends here when they visit and it goes down very well.

Great food I buy from there daily highly recommend they won't let you down the only reason for the…read more4 star is cuz there is no sushi or else 5

Been a regular customer off this restaurant for years always ordered off there website always good…read morefood fast delivery paid in cash ... but ordered yesterday took over 1hr than a text message off the drive saying I hadn't paid hmmm it's cash delivery do u give food without taking the cash than today a guy turned up at our door demanding money I had too shut the door as he always being aggressive infront off my kids want people too know don't what it happing too you

The food is terrible undercooked rushed and it all tastes the same don't waste money on it periodread more

Definitely a fan, especially given the fact that decent Chinese food is difficult to find in this…read morearea of England. This restaurant has been around for ages, even earning accolades such as Gordon Ramsey's Best Chinese Eatery. However, management has apparently changed and the owners fell on hard times recently. You can't really tell the restaurant has had problems, however. The food was excellent when we went and the service was outstanding. We ordered the tasting menu, as we'd never been to Yu & You before and wanted to try a bit of everything. Prices are a bit high for the area, so maybe save this place for a date night. There is a full bar and plenty of dishes to choose from. I think our favorite dish was the lobster, but honestly everything was lovely. We had a lot of extra food as well, so it was nice to take our leftovers to-go for a cold Chinese food breakfast in the morning ;) Definitely recommend this location for those in the area. The food is high-quality and it's a fun place to celebrate or spend time with friends and loved ones!

We came along to try the place as it had won Gordon Ramsay's Chinese Restaurant of the year 2010…read more The restaurant was quite busy, mainly because of a large party group. The overall impression is that it is over-staffed by young inexperienced staff. As a consequence basic service is very good, but if you ask a question, they have to go and get an elder to sort it out. The menu was rather uninformative: there are only three pork main dishes for example but only one gets a description Honey Roasted Char Sui Pork served with fresh greens. We ordered Thai Style Crispy Pork (no further description). What we got was something that looked remarkably like sweet and sour pork with extra chilli. Four of us had a selection of appetisers (Crispy Wan Ton, Seaweed, Sesame Prawn Toast, Salt & Pepper Ribs); Crispy Duck with 11 pancakes (doesn't divide by 4); Thai Style Crispy Pork, Fillet Steak Cantonese Style, Stir Fried Chicken with Black Bean sauce, Egg Fried Rice and Soft Noodles. The dishes were all tasty, but some of the vegetables were perhaps a little under-cooked: almost raw. Again the service was good: they allowed us to change Steamed Sea Bass for Thai Style Crispy Pork, and allowed us to change the Egg Fried Rice to a mixture of rice and Soft Noodles. The food was good, not the best Chinese I've ever had, but definitely amongst the best: my problem is the cost. I don't know if it has gone up since winning the Restaurant of the Year accolade, but it is certainly very dear now. The winning menu is available which includes a Wagyu (a.k.a. Kobe) beef dish and costs £80 per head. We chose something more modest: the above banquet for four people, a bottle of water and a relatively modest bottle of wine came to a substantial £170+ bill. Individual dishes don't seem too dear, but it all seems to add up rather alarmingly. The restaurant has a slight night-club feel with a large bar area and strange choice of background music and a good sized car park. Overall: a good meal, copious inexperienced staff, expensive bill. If it was better value it would be 4*, as it is three will have to do.

Excellent Chinese food. Great taste of flavors. Prepared with attention to details and almost every…read moredish perfectly done. I am Chinese and am picky about Chinese food. This is one of the best for a not-too-fancy, day to day style restaurant. Very friendly and down to earth stuff.

This place has just reopened after being closed for many months for a major refurb. The decor is…read morenow fresh and clean with wooden floors throughout - the tatty old upstairs room has been transformed into a very pleasant dining room, and the toilets are to die for! The food menu is considerably smaller than it used to be but there is a note saying that if you can't see what you want, just ask and they will cook it for you. The wine list is as good as it ever was. There is still a good choice for those of us who are veggie - several beancurd dishes to choose from. Portions were generous and flavours were good. On the downside we felt there was a bit too much cornflour in the sauces, making them a bit too claggy and sticky. And the bits of wild rice in with the regular rice was most odd - it looked like mouse droppings! It is great to see Yvonne back running the place - we missed her when she was running the Barrow branch! We will definately be back and are delighted that this restaurant is back again!

Wow! Thats the…read morefirst world that springs to mind, and is by far THE BEST Chinese Restaurant I have been to bar none. When first seeing the outside of the building you are greeted with a oriental themed front, with an overhanding roof and two guard lions outside. Once through the double doors you come across a cozy layout, with roughly 8-10 tables of varying sizes. Not a huge place the layout used to comply with a local public house, however the decor is great with glowing red windows (obviously behind a fake wall) and great decoration throughout. Seating is ample and the ambiance isn't overpowering. Service Is great, the people are helpful and attentive without being too nosy or prying... which on occasion is a fine balance. Drinks were offered as soon as we sat down and menus handed out without a fuss. Food This is sit down buffet style menu though please don't be put off with the word 'buffet'. Your meals are all freshly prepared and served to you as you would a traditional restaurant. For £13.95 per head you get ample choice of starters and main courses. Myself I have tried almost everything on the menu (not in one visit!) and I absolutely love: Crispy Seaweed (Fried cabbage usually) Barbecue Ribs Salt and Chilli Ribs - vegetarian option - the vegetable mix with lettuce wrap. Oh and the soups are great too: The Crab meat and sweetcorn soup is my fav Main courses are all what you would expect with the addition of Thia Cuisine too. Again I loved: Garlic and Chilli King Prawns with Egg Fried Rice ( Prawns are butterflied) In conclusion if your in the area this is a great place to go and well worth a visit! p.s. limited parking at the front, otherwise parking is on the street which can be busy at times.

Only ever used this place for take away so can't comment on eating in. Usually have Chicken in…read moreHoney with Chilli and boiled rice really good food and always speedy service.

My favourite Chinese restaurant and takeaway, if you go you have to try the Peking spare ribs they…read moreare messy and do stain your fingers but they taste great! I've converted quite a few people into fans. I tend to use this place as a takeaway more than an eat in place as its not too far to go and it's cheaper to take it home and eat it. The staff are always friendly and helpful and the food is a very good standard, far better than most chinese takeaways I've been to but I think that's due to it being a restaurant too which pushes the standard higher. This is a popular place on a weekend so if you're eating in it's probably a good idea to book a table, if you can't get booked in then just order a takeaway. The only downside is they don't do delivery as they are very busy so you have to get it yourself.

Very nice food. Always make you feel welcome. Nice bar aswel so you can have a drink before you go…read moreupstairs for your food. Feels comfortable and relaxing. They always have nice music in the background and the tables are always clean and tidy. Some of the food is quite possibly the best Chinese food I have ever had. Love going there!