Yee's - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant involved huge food portions, though the taste was just normal, not fantastic. I particularly didn’t like the tips being demanded as a must with a specific amount. Come at your own risk.

This is one of the few places open for breakfast in Chinatown on weekends. You can choose from breakfast combos or opt for chow mein, chow fun, or congee. The amount of food is generous for the price, but the taste of the food is lacking. It's mainly a place to grab a bite to fill yourself and/or your party early in the day before you spend hours shopping for groceries and other things around Chinatown.

My experience at this restaurant was disappointing due to issues with the staff. They upcharged us, making us pay more than what we ordered. Additionally, the staff pressured tipping. I will NOT be coming back.

I basically never write any reviews, but this was such a bad experience. We were not happy with the food & service. The duck was bones and fat, and our request for white rice never came, leaving us without it for our meal. The noodles were strangely dry. Things escalated when we didn't want to pay cash, as we prefer using credit cards. We felt increasingly uncomfortable. They then stated we couldn't have the receipt. They didn't respect physical distance, blocking us, and became even more aggressive regarding the tip, demanding more. Subsequently, they insulted us. We took the tip back from the table and left, and they became super aggressive and harassed us further. We were nothing but clean and respectful guests.

My experience at this restaurant was a mixed bag. While the roasted duck was absolutely delicious, the minced beef wasn't that great. The service was unpleasant; the communication was too fast, and the staff had high expectations. To make matters worse, the waiter expected a tip even before we finished paying. The atmosphere was also too lively for my liking. Upon entering, a random person tried to sell me earpods, and towards the end of my meal, loud and rowdy motorcyclists passed by.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic, especially with the food. I had the char siew and wonton noodles. The char siew was incredibly fresh and meaty, with no excessive fat. I was impressed by the generous portion of char siew on my noodles. The wontons were also a highlight, featuring huge shrimps inside! I also tried the goose rice, and the goose was wonderfully flavorful and tender.

My experience at this restaurant was dreadful. The hygiene was deplorable. While the food was served in large quantities, it was inedible. Furthermore, the waitress did not allow us to choose the tip amount and automatically selected the highest percentage. I strongly advise to avoid this place!

My experience at this restaurant was extremely disappointing. The portions were generous, but the food itself was insipid and of very poor quality. This lack of quality extended to the restaurant's cleanliness. The toilets were not functional, and alarmingly, they were located within the kitchen, which was described as repugnant. I strongly advise against visiting this establishment to avoid disappointment. The Google rating does not reflect the restaurant's mediocre quality at all. This was the worst restaurant I have ever eaten at in San Francisco and in my life.

I returned to this restaurant after over 15 years, primarily for their wonton noodle soup. It was good to see that the classic items are still available. The restaurant is also relatively affordable. However, the wonton noodles themselves were just average, perhaps a bit overcooked. The broth was described as flat, and the wontons were as expected, also average. Nothing particularly stood out, other than the desire to revisit the place after so many years.

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! The food was incredibly delicious, and the portions were impressively big. We went as a group of 5 people and left feeling very full and satisfied 🥹.