Yu’s Garden

Reviews

• Douche L.

  star star star star star 21 June 2026

  They got the best pot stickers. Their servers are friendly and attentive. Would definitely recommend!!!!

• Jason P.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 11 June 2026

  We went there on Saturday and the experience was horrible.
  
  1.  We asked if there was any specials today.   The gentleman pointed to the board and said what ever is on there.
  2. We asked for some hot tea,  never got it.
  3.  The male server was taking to another customer and every other word was  the F word from the worker.
  4.  I did not want my soup with my lunch and I asked if I can take it to go and he said no they don't allow it.
  5.  They didn't have hot mustard ava.

• Ron D.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 9 June 2026

  Location is a truck stop.
  
  Food is fine, considering options in the area. I don't like leaving bad reviews. I had a bad experience with the manager, however.
  
  I ordered an item on the lunch menu, during posted lunch hours, and was brought a dinner portion. When I raised the issue, politely, especially because I don't like wasting food, I was told bluntly that it was my error. I was taken aback by this, since I was never brought a menu in the first place. I only knew that the broccoli was on the lunch menu because I had waited several minutes to be acknowledged after walking in (though no one else was waiting to be seated).
  
  In the end, it's not that big of a deal. But for something that is fundamental to running a restaurant, I will not be back and suggest others avoid.

• Camille J.

  star star star star star_border 1 June 2026

  My friends and I stumbled upon this place while stopping to get gas at Love's and figured we'd check it out. I would by no means call this authentic Chinese food, but it is certainly authentic Americanized Chinese food. We got one of the family style combination meals and an order of General Tso's chicken.
  
  The appetizers were crab puffs, egg rolls, and BBQ pork, all of which were tasty. The horseradish in one of the sauce dishes went a long way. The egg rolls were crispy and tasty, the BBQ pork not too dry (a common issue I find with BBQ pork), and the crab puffs about what you'd expect from fried dough around creamy crab.
  
  The main meal was a few plates of noodles, pork fried rice, mar far chicken, and sweet and sour pork. None of the food was too salty, which I was happy about. It was certainly greasy, but not too bad. We switched out the almond chicken chow mein with the house lo mein because I was craving lo mein. I enjoyed the lo mein and fried rice. The meat in the lo mein was juicy, and the flavor was good.
  
  I was not a fan of the mar far chicken or the sweet and sour pork. The mar far chicken was just chicken fried in batter with not much flavor otherwise, the chicken not being juicy enough to really justify there not being any flavor to it. The sweet and sour pork also did not impress me, being pretty flavorless as well other than the sweet and sour sauce drizzled over it.
  
  The General Tso's chicken sauce was delicious but the chicken itself wasn't as crispy on the outside as it could've been, nor was the chicken on the inside particularly juicy.
  
  Overall, it's a pretty good Americanized Chinese restaurant with super reasonable prices, the combination dinner being a total steal.

• Pat N.

  star star star star star_border 28 May 2026

  I have been back in here a couple times since my original visit. I am convinced their business is more about the bar instead of the restaurant. Which is a shame because someone in the kitchen knows what the hell they are doing. As has been verified by many, the potstickers are real good. The sauce with them is intriguing. A little spicy and it goes great with them. I had the sizzling pepper beef again this time. Very good but needed a bit more pizzazz this time. I put more pepper on it!