Yangtze Express in Belfast

Had a delivery on just eat.it is a lot dearer than calling into it in castle court belfast.the caramel chicken was very fatty plus there was not a lot of it but there was a mountain of noodles.i paid £24 for 2 carmel chicken 1 with rice and 1 with noodles.im very disappointed with it i wont order again.

Lunch was good value for money the food a bit on the cold side this was the only criticism. Staff were very efficient and pleasent. Choice was good. Would return again.

This is the Castlecourt Yangtze. Grim news as they have stopped serving salt & chilli king prawn and salt & chilli squid. These choices are among the few cooked relatively fresh dishes and here they were exceptionally good. What a shame they’ve decided instead to rely on pre cooked food that can sit in Bain Marie’s for hours. I passed by at 11am one weekday morning once lockdown began to lift and there already was a full display of cooked dishes. The centre was pretty empty and I’d imagined that some of the food would still be poaching there by 1pm. No thanks. The young staff have always been mostly a surly bunch, no idle chat, no shooting the breeze and a smile is rare - maybe cultural. They also have a sign up on charging for takeaway when the plastic bag tax doesn’t apply to hot food (yet but will from April 2021). The prices here have risen steadily in recent years and with the demise of the above dishes I find there’s little left that’s attractive about it. I’m glad there’s a Japanese restaurant place right next door too which will be my new go to.

Chicken was hard and not chewable and you dont get much curry sauce on your order either. Very dry..

Quick service and fresh food. Food tasted lovely and priced decently. Had to come back again the next day for more! 10/10 would recommend

me and my friend had went to castle court to go shopping and we had decided we were going to get a castle court chinese but to be let down by the small business as the time opening were very inconvenient and inconsiderate this has left me and my friend very distraught to say the least we had to wait another 40 minutes for it to open

I was at the Chinese counter at Castle Court earlier and I asked for Box A and a diet coke. The lady behind the counter gave me Box C and a diet coke. I gave the lady £10 and I would get £4 back but I got £2.20 back instead. I would definitely not go back there again.

Fabulous lunch with a little bit of everything chicken and veggie with rice and noodles and chips and sauce. Delish

Food is ok and reasonably enough priced but totally ignorant staff make this an experience best avoided

Firstly the staff could be more friendly. It's very hard to talk to the staff. They could have had a better variety of food but anyway, I ordered the chicken in black bean sauce. The portion was way too big. However it was quite nice and it was reasonably priced. This place deserves a 2.5 but since i'm feeling generous i'm giving it a 3.

this is a nice chinese but not as nice the origin buffet outside the connswater complex. food has been sitting for while at times. i get sometimes there chicken noodles and its cooked fresh and is delicious. there food from the front is lovely too. it can be sometimes cold. you need to go there at a certain time of the day to get nice food from here. if your big chinese lover the boxs you can get filled with food is nice. i love the 4 box of chicken curry, noodles, chips and spicy chicken

Food has obviously been sitting for hours, have to say was warm but couldn't even bite into the chicken, noodles were hard, not good at all

The food was not up to standards for Chinese cuisine , a fast food on the go to attract the masses on hunger . The portions are limited when you buy the top of the containers and the food isn't as fresh as you expect . It's fine when you want a quick meal , but this is not real Chinese cuisine as it should be .

There are two Yangtze Express food stalls that I'm aware of - one in Castlecourt, and the other in Connswater. I've been to the one in Castlecourt a number of times, and they offer a reasonable selection of Chinese food that would probably suit most tastes. The chicken in the chicken curry is a bit processed, but that's to be expected. The food Yangtze seems to be replaced on a regular basis as it is always quite busy when I visit Castlecourt, so it should be fresh enough! The quality of the food is in par with most Chinese buffets - not that acceptable if you were dining in a restaurant, but acceptable if you expect such to have such food. I think Yangtze is great if you're in the mood for some rice and noodles with some curry sauce over it. That's really all I go for if I'm a bit peckish but not in the mood for a meal.

The portions are small for what you pay. Depending on the time of day you decide to eat, the food from lunch is still served well into the afternoon. The salted chilli chicken i got was cold and hard as it had been keep from lunch time and i was there at 3.30pm. The staff are hard to talk to and understand. I will not be back and eould not recommend it.