Very good fast-Chinese. Pleasant customer service. Plenty of parking and indoor seating. They have a little stuffed animal machine for $1 plays. Sweet and sour chicken was delicious. Same as most other similar restaurants, served with a side of sweet and sour sauce in all of its sugary glory. Vegetable Lo mein was delicious. Crab Rangoons didn't have enough filling in my opinion. read more

Yang's Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

Did an Uber Eats order, my first time eating Chinese in a few months. Everything was perfectly fine, typical Chinese takeout fare. I appreciated that the General Tso's chicken was actually a little spicy and I could taste pineapple in it, which is rare. Food was fairly priced even with the Uber Eats upcharge. I rarely eat Chinese and even more rarely eat takeout style Chinese, I like it but it doesn't really fit my diet well, and I thought Yang's Kitchen was a perfectly fine place to order from. J.Ja read more

Yang's was one of my go to stops when I lived in Ladson. This place offers affordable Chinese food either for dining in or for take out. They're very fast in the kitchen, so I wouldn't need to order ahead. My favorite things to get from Yang's were either combination meals (served with fried rice and an egg/spring roll) or the Lo mein. read more

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Chinese is my go-to comfort cuisine as I love the pastas, meats, dim sum, rice all with interesting and unique combinations. The trouble with being a bad food junkie is I've been hooked on certain aspects and my palate isn't happy until that craving has been satisfied. Just like America where you have regional delicacies like Southern shrimp and grits, Pennsylvania scrapple and northeastern lobster rolls for instance, China also has food that is very regionalized. Therein lies some of my issues locating my favorite dishes but when I do it can be a very rewarding experience. For the record they don't have Beef Chow Fun which is Cantonese however I didn't mind this time. Located off of Ladson Rd in a relatively easy place to get in and out of, Yang's is a typical Asian restaurant with little soul inside. To clarify the establishment looks to be confused if it wants visitors to have the option to sit down and eat vs pickup only. There are a few tables with boxes of condiments next to the register; not even bothered to be put in something more "official" and literally there's no artwork, statues or culture. Therefore, I don't believe sitting down to eat would be that enjoyable however if one is just picking up an order, I suppose it's fine. For me I rather enjoy aesthetics as it brings in my enjoyment even before I eat; phycology does play a part. As for the appetizers I got spring rolls they were generic as they tasted just like every other one, I've had in my life and sometimes familiarity is a great thing. That said I wasn't exactly jumping up and down, rather they were ok. The pork ribs were decent in that they weren't chewy but they're definitely "American-ized" in that they had no real Chinese flavor to them. They're basically cooked ribs tossed in some BBQ. Perhaps it's me as every summer I have Dim Sum (when I lived in Austin) and I love Mala Ribs (small, ribs fried then drizzled with authentic BBQ sauce), these aren't them. But that said, they're decent. The chicken Mei Fun is a simple dish yet very affective. Most Chinese restaurants have opted for the "Singapore rice noodle" as their mainstay by adding curry. I like that too but I prefer the simpler option. But let me tell you it was very good! Plenty of green onion, bok-choy, onion & eggs along with thin rice noodles and plenty of meat. The flavor is on point with what I'm accustom to having however I do like carrots in mine. Overall, not bad. The final dish was the shrimp lo-mein. I have an issue here and it's that pasta shapes create flavor. Yes, the ingredients are the same; wheat flour, water, salt, oil, and sometimes eggs for the basics, but way the noodle hits the pallet is different. Ever noticed macaroni tastes different than spaghetti? Anyways traditional Chinese lo-mein has round noodles not linguini shaped pasta. I get that having less options means easier for ordering but it's breaking tradition and something I hate. The flavors were on point as were was the quantity of food and amount of protein but it didn't do it for me. Overall Yangs is a decent fast service Chinese restaurant but I was honestly expecting an elevated experience over the "hole in the wall" and "one on every corner" one might get anywhere else and that's exactly what I got, while elevated a smidge. I think most people would rather enjoy the experience however there wasn't anything that stuck with me, ensuring I will add it into my rotation. read more

Yang's Kitchen - Chinese Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

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Bypassing ritzier options due to extraneous factors, I ended up at this Chinese takeout. This was the sort of place that did have an interior where you could dine in, but where I suspect most customers will be taking out as it is a rather spartan area. This place is notable for having a robust tofu and vegetable selection, which is why I gave them the chance. My food was ready in a timely fashion. They have an app, and downloading it gave me a small discount on what was a good deal. My tofu with black bean sauce was tasty, and had a nice mix of vegetables (like a lot of Chinese places, this one has a fair amount of broccoli, but I managed to find a dish that avoided it). My spring rolls were straightforward and came without sauce. I had ordered what was billed as a house mustard sauce, and seeing some regular packets of mustard piled up in the restaurant, I was ready to be insulted by what I received, but I did indeed get a little cup of what I suspect was indeed a house made sauce, simply because I doubt any mass market company would make something that powerful. I mean, mustard is a different chemical than chili peppers, but this was a truly hot mustard sauce that I only used half of because it was so strong. Which is a good thing. No one would accuse this place of being fancy, but it surprising how hard it is to find good vegetarian-friendly Chinese takeout, particularly in the South. read more

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I work for door dash and tonight there was a huge accident on orangeburg rd. The client canceled the order after I couldn't make it fast enough. Door dash was informed as soon as I saw the accident. I got my driver fee and $54 worth of food. The sesame chicken and the beef broccoli was the best I have ever had in my life. Wonderful way to find a restaurant. I recommend to everyone read more

Three wasted trips, rude treatment, and zero accountability. I had one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had at Yang's Kitchen. I placed a takeout order and got home only to realize it wasn't what I ordered. When I called, the manager told me the dish normally comes with broccoli -- which mine did not. I went back to the restaurant to sort it out, but when I tried to show them my food, they didn't even bother to look at it and instead asked if I knew what I was ordering. I was treated with complete disrespect and went home again with no resolution. After that, I was told I had to come back yet again in person to get a refund -- only to find out later that wasn't even true. They didn't need my card, so that last trip was completely unnecessary. To top it off, at one point they transferred me to a random number that had nothing to do with the restaurant. Between being jerked around on the phone, driving back and forth three times, and being talked down to instead of helped, this was an absolute nightmare. Save yourself the frustration -- there are plenty of other restaurants in Charleston that actually value their customers. read more

My usual takeout Chinese spot closed early this year, so Yang's was the first foray into searching for a new go-to place, and unfortunately, it was just okay. The restaurant is close to where I live and had a pretty standard Chinese-American menu, but the food was just bland. The egg drop soup was overly runny, the fried rice was a different texture than I'm used to, my husband's honey garlic chicken was an alarming red-orange color and tasted stale. The pork fried wontons had barely any meat in them and the lo mein noodles were dry. The steamed dumplings were actually quite good, but the gravy for the egg foo yung was flavorless. The food was easily ordered online and ready quickly, and the staff were very friendly. The inside of the restaurant was certainly more welcoming to eat-in diners than most other Chinese takeout joints. Sadly, I think our search for a new regular spot will continue. read more

Got delivery tonight for the first time, and I am THRILLED! BEST steamed dumplings anywhere, and I am talking better than Lam's Garden. The sauce is so rich and flavorful, the filling meaty and satisfying, the pasta so delicately thin. Lumpia as well, the same Philly cheesesteak kind as Lam's. Just as good. Crab Rangoon are the quad fold kind rather than triangle, which creates a lot of plain fried pastry. Their sauce for the Rangoon is fantastic, with a zesty citrus tang that is fresh and bright, not the usual pink glop other places serve you. Orange chicken was nice pieces, well-fried, not cooked to death. Plenty of orange zest, and some big broccoli. Fluffy but perfectly sticky white rice. Beef lo mein was what you would expect. Lemonade was sweet and tart and made a great Arnold Palmer with my tea. Little fried doughnut balls were a fun treat to wrap the meal but need to be eaten very quickly. Overall, an excellent choice for Chinese food delivery, and my next order will be 3 orders steamed dumplings all for me. read more

Yang's Kitchen - Steamed dumplings to die for. Pastry-heavy Rangoon, saved by a good sauce. Perfect cheesesteak lumpia. - Chinese Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

This place has good and not so good based on the couple times I visited. The General Tsao's chicken is decent, with broccoli, maybe a bit more sauce would be better. Still better than many other Chinese (American) eateries. read more

The Yangs Kitchen is one of our family favorite takeout spots. We order from them all the time and will continue to do so for many years to come. Our favorites include: beef broccoli (excellent brown sauce), tofu with vegetables (may not be in the menu), sautéed string beans, mei fun, chicken curry (I like it, kids/wife prefer other dishes), spring rolls, egg drop soup, and sometime chicken wings with fried rice (if I'm in the mood). I wish they offer fortune cookies but it's okay without them. The place has plenty of tables and you can dine or bring the food home. The staff is extremely friendly and very hospitable. Give them a try for Americanized Chinese food. read more

I didn't enjoy my meal at all. Firstly, they got my order wrong. I wish I checked it before leaving the restaurant. I ordered the geneal tsao chicken combo. Was supposed to come with pork fried rice and an egg roll. I didn't get my pork fried rice and egg roll. They instead gave me white rice. If they were out, I would have understood, but it's awful service to take my money with not one but two items missing. Secondly, the general tsao chicken tasted as though it had been sitting in old grease. Would not recommend. Maybe I came on an off night. Was very disappointed. read more

Great Gen tso's chicken their fried wonton is great, Wonton soup is amazing Spicy Mongolian beef was tender spicy and great Great price Good food Go here read more

I ordered takeout here at around 8 PM. I ordered orange chicken, one order fried dumplings, and I received a side of edamame for free. The food was made in a timely manner and i receive it in about 10minutes of ordering. The orange chicken was crispy, heavily coated in breading, but very similar to other Chinese takeout fried chicken dishes. The orange sauce had orange peels, and was a bit too sweet for my taste. I usually get sesame chicken but this orange chicken was not bad, just a little too sweet. The portion was generous, for about 2-3 people. Instead of rice i chose the house special lo mein. It was similar to standard lo mein, but had pork, chicken, shrimp, beef, and veggies. It was a portion size for 1-2 people. The fried dumplings came in eight pieces, they appear to be frozen ones but the flavors were great. They were very crisp , and the filling was not dry. The edamame was stuffed in a medium sized tray which was a relatively large portion. No complaints. I would visit here again to try the sesame or kung pao chicken. read more

Yang's Kitchen - Orange Chicken, House Special Lo Mein, Fried Dumpling - Chinese Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

Delicious, well prepared food. The steamed dumplings were tender and delicate. Shrimp and scallops were perfectly cooked. Snow peas and other veg were deliciously tender-crisp. Nothing was over salted. We will definitely be back! read more

Re-visited Yang's since it's been a while. Some things may have changed though, I think. Although the Shrimp Mei Fun was pretty good, the egg rolls weren't great. I attached 2 pictures of the noodles because all the tasty bits were at the bottom. I counted around 20 small shrimp in the bowl, which I think was descent for Mei Fun since everything in this dish is chopped small anyways. The flavor was solid, no complaints. I hate to say this, but the egg rolls were not good and I think Yang's may have changed vendors or started using different wrappers. I'm not exactly sure, but I do not like them anymore. The outside was really thick, like wonton wrappers... maybe? I buy my Chinese food, so I don't usually cook it and can't pinpoint what changed. They may have been previously fried and re-warmed too. I used to buy the egg rolls by the half dozen from Yang's, so that gives you reference. They used to be hot, stuffed with quite a bit of filling, with crispy, hot outside. I used to try to eat them on the way home and struggle because they were so hot, yet too good to resist. I had no issue putting it back in the bag this time. Sadly, they probably won't be a repurchase for me. 4 stars for the Mei Fun and 1 star for the egg rolls... 3 stars, weighted heavier for the main course. read more

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Poor quality control. I found multiple hair in both meals I ordered. Disappointing, as Yang's was my favorite Chinese place in the area.

This is the only place I will buy Chinese food from. They make my order exactly as I ask, remember me at each visit. The restaurant is extremely clean and employees are well versed in English. Fast service too !! My Service Dog and I are always welcome. read more

Yang's Kitchen - My Service Dog of 7 yrs. - Chinese Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

I have a yearly tradition with my mom. The Saturday before Mother's Day, we order Chinese food and go back to the house to eat it while watching something. We both look forward to this tradition. In 2020, the Chinese restaurant we usually go to was closed so we tried this place. Now it is where we go every year. I've tried multiple things from here and they never disappoint. I guess what knocks a star off is their egg rolls are just okay. They don't seem to have enough filling in them. It seemed more wrapper than filling. This year I tried the chicken lo mein with broccoli added to it. It was tasty. My mom had sesame chicken and it was also good. I also approve of their fried rice (though it seems nowhere does egg in it anymore which makes me sad ). Their crab rangoons were good too. Another year in the books. Will visit again! read more

Yang's Kitchen - Pork fried rice, crab Rangoon, chicken lo mein (broccoli added), egg roll, sesame chicken - Chinese Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

Sweet tea is really good and sweet n sour chicken is very good first time there n I'll be coming back for more

Great little place for takeout! Our order was ready in less than 15 minutes and was super hot when we got home. Really loved the egg rolls (I like more wrapper and less stuffing) and the beef lo mein had great flavor- of course I wish there were more veggies in there! General tsos was good per my husbands report too! read more

Absolutely disappointed. I don't get take out very often, and I knew I'd found a gym when I found yangs. I haven't ordered from them in several months, but this is not anything near what it used to be. I got general Tsos and crab Rangoon. The Rangoon was stale and hardly any filling. The fried rice that came with my combo was just undercooked white rice with lots of soy sauce. No veggies, seasonings or eggs. What a disgrace. Do not waste your money. Why would you ruin such a good thing?!?! read more

I was very disappointed in this place. Decided to try something new. The restaurant was clean but the food left something to be desired. Ordered Shrimp fried rice and General Tsao Chicken. Fried rice had no flavor at all and the shrimp, well it was practically nonexistent. Very few shrimp. Maybe 3 if I was lucky. Didn't finish it. Ended up in the trash. The General Tsao Chicken was more like fried flour. Not much chicken anywhere. Hated I left my favorite Chinese spot to try this place. read more

Just average. Nothing special. I wanted to try it- so I did. However, I won't be returning. Too bland and boring for my taste.

Yang's Kitchen Chinese Restaurant on Ladson Road in Ladson has really good Chinese food that is fresh, tasty, and well prepared. Everything that I have tried on the menu has been delicious. They make the ordering process here very easy and they are fast with everything with good customer service. They are well worth a visit for really good food. read more

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All the chicken in my mom's dish was extremely fatty and unable to be eaten. The flavors were bland and the ingredients weren't the best quality. No wonder this place is so affordable. read more

I was visiting a friend from out of town and she brought me here. I ordered the vegetable medley with chicken and hot n sour soup. Best soup I have ever tasted. The food was delicious and hot. read more

Thanks Craig. Easily the best of this type small eat in { not currently} take out quick Chinese anywhere in the area. Enjoyed lunch today.

Since there are new owners, in my opinion, the food has gone down hill. It is so salty you can't eat it and can't taste any flavor. Will not return. read more

First time trying the new place and trying shrimp mei fun... it's very good.. I didn't even need to add soy sauce.. I will definitely try them again read more

Yang's Kitchen - Shrimp mei fun... very flavorful - Chinese Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

I have been to Yangs twice. So far the food has been amazing and the service is excellent. Great job! read more

The ownership has changed and so has the food and service. Food quality and preparation has declined. The previous family / owner's were very nice and their service with a smile is surely missed. read more

Tried it today for the first time, ordered the crab ragoons and shrimp and broccoli both of which were good. But also got the sweet and sour chicken and the general tso's chicken. Their sauce for the generals chicken was odd, not very favorful and just not good. Both types of chicken were cut very small, so they were mostly bread and way over cooked. read more

Yang's Kitchen - Sweet and sour chicken - Chinese Near Me - Ladson, South Carolina

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We ordered take out that was old, cold, and not the usual taste or texture. After bringing it back to the restaurant for a replacement, the chef yelled at us and waved his hands around and threw a temper tantrum. Must be because the restaurant was dead or he was having a bad day. We absolutely will not be returning. Shame on you! read more

Great food amazing variety! Super fast. Delicious! My go to Chinese restaurant. I recommend the Lo Mein Fun and the moo shu! But everything is good. read more

Very good food. You won't be disappointed. A little small inside but the staff is very friendly. I would definitely recommend!

Let's face it, most Chinese restaurants seem to get their products from the same vendor. The menu at one Chinese restaurant looks like and has the same items as the other. I think they may even share the same pictures. Think about it, you could walk in to anyone of these places and order a Pu Pu Platter and it has the exact same thing on it as the Chinese restaurant across the state. That is why I normally did not care where I got my Chinese food from when I was in the mood for "Chinese" food. Well I found Yang's and Yang's has the most flavorful and properly cooked generic "Chinese" dishes out of all the other Chinese restaurants in our immediate area. They also have very nice service. The only reason they didn't get 5 stars is because they stopped delivering. It is still worth the 5 minute drive from my house to get takeout. read more

terrible food. stale not tasty very bland. Called the owner wouldn't even do anything. So expensive and so disappointing .

Newest quick and easy Chinese food spot in Ladson!! Super nice owners. It is your typical fast Chinese food restaurant with all of your typical yummy Chinese foods. Everything I ordered was fresh and savory. Loved their Boneless Spare Ribs! They do have the option for you to eat in. The furniture and decor are simple and modern. We look forward to being regulars here! read more

I was really impressed with the amount of meatless dishes here! And the ones I had were delicious!! Seriously the best sesame tofu I've ever had. Can't wait to eat here again. read more