The best restaurants serving Chinese food in Yeovil Central South Somerset South West

Worst experience, was looking forward to going out for a meal as service and food have always been very good, but felt really let down by the service, the waitress had greasy hair. She took our drinks orders, my husband asked for a larger shandy, when it came out it looked like lemonade, so she changed it for a coke. We ordered our food starters and mains, when the food came out we had the whole lot bought out. So she had to send the mains back. The food wasn't very nice. So won't be going back there again

Beef curry didnt taste of anything beef is toughas old boots oil running from the curry sauce Frozen carrrits and tin mushroom in chicken chop suey Beef chow mein tough beef and very greasy Sweet and sour pork burnt so tough couldn't ear it

Singapore rice noodles are unseasoned, tasteless and without a trace of chilli. Thought the new "shredded chicken with thai sauce " was going to be coated in THAI sauce. As in red or green coconuty taste. I paid just under £9 for a crispy battered then sliced chicken breast with a pot of Thai Sweet Chilli sauce. This Chinese used to be the best. I won't be using them again!

If you're hungry enough to risk your taste buds and dignity, this is the place for you—a true black hole of culinary despair. Their "chicken ball" is a cruel joke, a breadcrumb-sized ghost of chicken smothered in an impenetrable fortress of batter. It's like playing hide-and-seek with your dinner, except the chicken never comes out. The ribs are a weapon. One bite and the saltiness will scorch your tongue, leaving you parched, broken, and wondering if this is how slugs feel in their final moments. And then there's the chicken curry—a fluorescent orange abomination that’s less food and more chemistry experiment gone wrong. It tastes like sadness, regret, and powdered lies. Honestly, it would do a better job gluing your soul back together than feeding it. Eat here if you must—but know that you’ll leave emptier than when you arrived.

Wah Ying House don’t cook the food there but they take orders from there but cook them in Peking House (next door) they have a little hole where they pass the orders in the other kitchen. So they take orders from 2 takeaways but the food is cooked in on takeaway. Once I’ve ordered food from them and I found hair in my food this is because they don’t wear hair nets and beard nets. This is all i had to say to them.