YamYam To Go in Milton Keynes

Guessing from the earlier reviews that this used to be an Asian restaurant. But it has now changed to a dessert cafe that also serves sandwiches, bagels and more. Tried the New York pastrami bagel which was freshly made. Really good to taste with the right mix of cream cheese, pickle, mustard and pastrami. Didn’t try the deserts but there a huge variety of them on the menu: waffles, crepes, cakes and ice creams Need to make another visit to try them out.

nobody manning front counter the first time i went inside, i got a menu and went out to peruse it was told to look at menu on justeat.com. by a rude member of staff. when i returned to order again nobody manning the counter, had to tap on the glass to get their attention, i ordered food and was told ten minutes. i returned after 10 minutes and waited 5 minutes before being acknowledged, and the food was another 7 minutes to arrive. very slow service for microwaved food. this is with no other customers waiting, god knows what it would be like when busy. Food is of very poor quality, tough dry overcooked chicken, from the microwave on microwaved rice/noodles. the beef dish which was ordered was hot on the outside and stone cold on the inside. charged extra for some vegetables and could overhear people in the kitchen, very unprofessional. SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE SOMEONE MANNING THE FRONT COUNTER AT ALL TIMES WITHOUT FAIL the prawn crackers were pre packaged and not freshly cooked on the premises, the chop sticks are the cheapest i have ever seen the fork is also of equal low quality, chilli sauce and soy sauce in pre packaged sachets, nothing is fresh here, staff didnt give a crap about the customer. Authentic asian?? pfft, close this crap down and get a proper Chinese here. this restaurant is an insult to Asian food.

I would like to share my experience with every one in trip adviser for people to get benefit from it We visited yamyam to go and I ordered teriyaki chicken with noodles , really very bad quality , chicken is not chicken is rubber noodles seem to be very old not just that is heat via microwave , i asked the man if is ready food and how you going to heat it ? he said yes its ready food and i will heat it in microwave its really chocked he basically get the noodles top of the sauce and chicken put it in microwave after 2 minutes food is ready i said ok as long as the taste is good , try to eat the food is really terrible i cant eat it and i dont think any one can , i dont know how advertising as fresh food and this food never fish (lie) . this restaurant is not worth to visit at all , safe your money and go to the wright place also there prices is not cheep , dont let them lie to you and selling you old food as fresh i will never go again

I tried the hoisin beef, with rice and extra salad - although I couldn't actually finish the portion as it was so filling, I enjoyed it immensely! I'm not a particularly adventurous eater so for me this was something a bit different, and I'm really glad I tried it. Would definitely go back to try a different combination.

Very disappointed to find out that the food is cooked via microwave; also according to their website (franchise section) it isn't even cooked/prepared on premises.

We went in just after the opening weekend, the guy behind the counter told us. I thought the food behind the counter was just for show but that was it! I ordered a large noodle box and this involved throwing some cold veg and cold sauce over some cold noodles in a box, weighed to make sure the portion was right, then microwaving them. This cost me about £7. The food tasted Ok(ish), but for £7 I’d want properly freshly cooked food. I won’t be going back.

As a vegan, takeaways can be tricky and often bland, but YamYam's vegan option was delicious! Can't wait for the Northampton branch to open!

Tried the Wolverton place tonight and can't say I was blown away by it. Hubs went to collect around 6.30ish and found only 1 person serving. They'd run out of teriyaki so the guy had to go make up more and of course then there was no-one else to serve. On its opening night, on a Saturday too, there should have been 2 people to serve. We had 2 medium teriyaki chicken with noodles which were £4.95 each and only half filled - fine for a snack but if you want a main meal, go for a large. Also disappointed that this isn't fresh. It's all pre prepared and heated up in a microwave so the noodles were squishy and the chicken a bit rubbery. So I think it has much to do to improve before it competes with places like Eastern Express and becomes more than a 3* takeout.