China Yan Restruant

Not that good… Good amount for take out was good amount. Both of us on the first taste felt like we were eating a urinal cake… No idea why… We ate anyway with no issue… Threw out rest…

Typical greasy americanized Chinese food. The women who answers speaks poor English, I had to hang up by cause she trying to explain something that I could not understand

This was some of the worst Chinese food I’ve ever had. In fact, I would rather have bad airport Chinese fast food than eat here. My husband and I are new to the area and decided to give this a try. We dined in. The food took a long time to arrive, and it was all downhill from there. I had general Tso’s chicken and my husband had garlic chicken. Poor quality meat and flavor was very unpleasant — overall, awful food. Also, it was freezing in there! The restroom is pretty much the same temperature as it is outside!

Just ordered take-​out the other day — if you hit a certain price point (not sure what it is) they give you free crab rangoons! Can’t complain about that!
You must understand one thing about this place — it is NOT a fancy Chinese restaurant. The best things going for it are these items: low prices, quantity and value. You order/​eat here when you’re not looking to spend a lot of money. Food was done pretty quick. I’m pretty sure for 3 people, we received enough food for at least 6 with our takeout order.
The food is not exceptional — mediocre at best. The Kung Pao chicken is sub-​par; basically looks like a bunch of small breaded chicken bits thrown in with some peanuts, slice carrots and celery and minimal sauce. Hunan Beef was okay and came with lots of veggies and broccoli (a plus!). We asked to make them both spicy, but came with little heat — nothing a bit of Sriracha couldn’t fix. The egg drop soup was a very large portion for like 4 bucks, but did not have much flavor to it. Moo Shoo Pork was probably the best thing we ordered — shredded pork bits and cabbage stir-​fried together and eaten in a thin pancake with hoisin sauce.
Regardless, the price was right, and we were hungry. Our dinner mission was accomplished.

This place worst Chinese I have had. I am truly surprised they are still open. The simplest food they screw up on.

Pretty good food, we ate buffet. Paper plates make me a little uncomfortable but hey it works for some. I was expecting more for the price but I might be a little bit spoiled. Overall it was your average Chinese food joint. Nothing special, with that lovely attempt at décor with picture boxes and colored lights…

All-​you-​can-​eat (and drink) buffet for $ 8+ is alright. Popular enough that the food keeps moving and is appropriately restocked. Typical «Chinese» fare. Stock desserts are dull. People are friendly and stay out of the way.

very good, not expensive, and friendly!!!

I’ve been here a couple of times. I find it to be a decent place to go to. I’ve only been here during the lunch buffet hours. I’ve found that the selection is always good, and the buffet is kept stocked. The chicken balls are a particular favorite.
There is usually 2 soups available, a few different main course dishes, pork fried and white rice, plus a few sides. The selection always seems to be consistent, so if you don’t like the options the first time, you probably won’t like it on subsequent trips. But, I like what they have. I’ve also done the take out buffet, which is based on weight. So, if you go heavy on rice and light on other things, you get a good size lunch for a reasonable price.
They are not the fanciest of places. The atmosphere is very much cafeteria style. And, for take-​out, they would not be my top option. But, as a nice buffet place, they’re a good place to hit.

This is one of those instances where you really wish this star system had .25 .50 and .75, cause I would give this place a 3.25. but im not going to insult them w a three when their service and speed has never been anything but a perfect 5! There has been many a night when I have had a cold or the flu and their soups have brought me back from the overly dramatic brink of death (I am a whimp when I am sick). I get the hot and sour soup and their wonton soup and mix them together — the bomb. Their other food is traditional New England versions of Americanized Chinese food. But better than most. The spicy tofu is good too. So remember when NE winters set in, look to them for help with conquering the cold and flu season. I do.

Best Chinese food in Dover. Its cheap and tastes amazing. They always have my pickup order ready in about 10 minutes, which is great for such good food.

tthey should call this place China YUM… the food is fresh, delicious and reasonably priced… we’re a family of 6 and everyone loved their food when we tried it out for the first time… now the kids are hounding me to order carryout or dine in again… I may have to cave… again =)

Meh. It’s just okay food. It is cheap, but the flavor seemed to be lacking. The pork fried rice was very bland in particular. The search continues for good chinese food on the seacoast…

THE YAN. Love it if I ever get the craving. You can pick up your phone, call in your order, drive to the place, and its literally ready for you already under ten minutes everytime. This place is not gourmet, but I’ve never gotten anything nasty from here either, and it has satisfied many a craving. Very affordable as well. Best place around Dover to get quick and cheap take out.
If you want a good quality Chinese food then try the «East» in Wells, ME, formerly Yum-​Mee in Ogunquit, ME.

I give these guys five stars because of their great value for money. We have got take-​out from them at least five times in the last six months. They are very inexpensive. But the food is quite good. Not great but very good for the money. We like their green beans, spicy tofu and chicken wings a lot. And we used them to cater a big event, too, and everyone was very happy with the food.

Good and cheap. Not the best Chinese food ever but amongst the best in Dover. The portions are huge and the prices are good. They throw in freebies like a free order of crab rangoon if you order over $ 35 and a free General Tso chicken if it’s over $ 50. They have a lunch buffet 7 days a week, too. Unless you’re going to shell out more $$ at Oriental Delight (formerly Lucky Garden) or Yangtze (both in Dover and both very good), this is the place to go.

I’m not sure why my partner loves this place. Everything here is super greasy. But it is cheap. And if you are craving Chinese food (especially Won Ton Soup), it’s not too terrible.