Chez Yang - Speisekarte

The place looks and feels like a 5 star restaurant, until the food arrived. It was must probable out of a plastic bag in the fridge heated quickly on a Wok. Acceptable for a fun night out but not a place to enjoy authentic Chinese Cuisine.

My wife and I both ordered the spicy crab soup which we really enjoyed. For dinner I ordered the chop suey which was a nice selection of fresh vegetables and my wife ordered the calamari, which was too greasy for her taste. Very friendly service, nice restaurant ambiance, prices seemed reasonable; I would check it out again.

I came with the tour group last week. The Chinese dishes here, I can't say are the genuine taste or delicious. They don't taste bad but I would say there is room for improvement. For example, the sweet and sour pork was too sweet. In Taiwan where I came from, it would be more savory. However, the dishes were all served to the table in a very short time, so we finished the meal in 30 mins :) Speisekarte ansehen

We enjoyed this restaurant so much that we went twice during our ten day stay in chamonix. The location is great and the balcony out the back is a very pleasant place to eat in the summer. Staff were welcoming and food delicious- really good Chinese food . Not particularly cheap but nothing is in chamonix and much nicer than the usual steak and chips/pizza most places are serving. Would recommend- very good .

First visit, decided to try one of the lunch menus. This suggested a few courses and a coffee for a fixed price.Waited for a while, and all courses were served on one small plate. The salad course in a minuscule dish, a all helping of rice, next too the promised chicken.So really, what's offered as several courses is just a small plate of food and a coffee!"Want desert the waitress" asked? "If it were part of the menu, I guess it would have been on the plate with the rest of it", I said.Such a shame, trust damaged, now I will not be coming back.

We made a point to try this place even though our experience of Chinese cuisine in Paris was mixed. I'm glad we did! Last year we had tried the other Chinese restaurant near Aguilar du Midi station. It was ok for a change but Chez Yang was a genuinely good restaurant. The Peking Soup (Hot and Sour) was the best I've had in France and each dish was well composed and authentic and reasonable size. The restaurant was good value for Chamonix and our party of 8 (some children) was well fed for Euro160 (without wine or spirits). we always eat "family style" sharing a few dishes between us.I have spent considerable time in Asia (Hong Kong, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur) and I can be quite hard to plea... Speisekarte ansehen

This has improved over the years to have a much better cook now. But they are still clueless about vegetarian food. In fact, the only dish with tofu has meat in it and I had to ask for a vegetarian version, which they did make. But honestly people - get with the program. Chinese food has a lot of dishes that you could make so wonderfully vegan and vegetarian. It's a damned shame that you don't think to put one creative good Chinese speciality that is vegetarian on your menu - just some unappealing mix of vegetables. Glad you've got a new chef, because the food is much better than several years ago. But try googling Chinese vegan food and put something good on your menu for us ... then I will...

It's totally not authentic. The spicy shrimp dish doesn't fit the Chinese description at all. It tastes really bad. The "Thai fried rice" is cooked with ketchup, which I ordered in order to avoid the peas carrots and ham in the cantonese fried rice. The spring roll is tough and chewy, the filling is terrible and the sauce is inedible. I've never had anything like this in Asia. I am from there and have been to many countries there. This restaurant would be laughed out of any town in any Asian country. Also the portions are small. And they charged me extra for my Carafe d'eau which magically went from water to a bottle of Evian. Which I didn't ask for. This is a restaurant for people who know...

We've eaten at dozens of chinese restaurants across three continents and Chez Yang was no doubt the MOST disappointing dining experience we've ever had.Chop Suey was very oily and the veggies used are not fresh. Black Bean Beef was terribly tough. Chicken and corn soup tasted like plain hot water mixed with a whole jar of black pepper. Sweet and Sour Pork was way too sour and eating the pork felt like chewing a piece of wood. In addition, none of the dishes had opulent quantities.The more absurd thing happened when we asked for the bill. One family member softly voiced our dissatisfaction by mentioning that the food "did not fit our taste". The waitress replied with disbelief, "but you finis... Speisekarte ansehen