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Address: 1850 N Courtenay Pkwy, Merritt Island, FL 32953
Phone: (321) 455-6699
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Reviews
Johnny Morales
Better than the Chinese food that I find on cape or in CB. lady at the front can be stern, but this is cheap Chinese food am I expecting raving service? Nah. Straight to the point and fast with my order, that’s what I want. People are quick to cry and complain about a lady who doesn’t show emotion. That fried rice is BOMB. Never tasted a smoky wok hei aspect to fried rice from a Chinese shop. Will DEFINITELY be returning to have more food. Regular combo and an appetizer was less than 20 bucks, why would I not come here again?
… moreDebbie Kauffman
So many little hole in the wall Chinese take out places. This one has the best fried rice I’ve had in a long time. The prices were great too. $11 for Sesame chicken, fried rice and egg roll.
… moreWilliam Williams
Wow! Chinese take out is like pizza. Even when it’s bad it’s still pretty good, but this place manages to insult everything about this staple of our lunch menu. Should have known I was in trouble when my order was done in three minutes. Fried rice= yellow rice in the microwave If you don’t like food get a regular job because this business clearly doesn’t mean anything to you other than $$$ Merritt Island deserves better.
… moreRupesh Patel
Has steam dumplings today again. They were so delicious the pork was so well seasoned and with dipping sauce and chili oil. This is the second time had them this week. I believe the owner fills them herself.
… moreBig Boy Dining Out
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Yum’s Chinese Restaurant, 1850 N. Courtenay Pkwy., Merritt Island, FL. 32953
1 Star
When we started BBDO over 5 years ago, I made a conscious decision not to review Chinese restaurants, not due to xenophobia or any such nonsense, but solely due to the fact that they all server basically the same Anglo-influenced Chinese fare. Then we realized execution could play a factor here and allow a separation if I used a baseline. After a survey of several thousand (thank you one and all) Big Boy Dining Out readers, the dishes chosen are General Tso’s Chicken, steamed dumplings and the standard egg rolls.
Entering the place I was immediately overcome with a dismal vibe. It was clean and neat and everything it just didn’t give off a very happy atmosphere. Coco is our moderately charming fùwùyuàn although I don’t think she spoke any English at all, which just pointing out here, would be helpful in the service industry in a country where the overwhelming majority of the populace speak it.
At this point, I would start peppering this review with a fair amount of charentisimistic phrases, but that would hinder our BBDO policy of calling it like it is. The General Tso Chicken, which was invented in California, must have been left over from the laying of the transcontinental railroad as it had the consistency of the gizzard and tasted excruciatingly bad. The meat was impossible to chew without the aid of mechanized jaws and it seemed to be drenched in maple syrup.
The dumplings were just like the dumplings I have consumed many times in the past. They were steamed and contained a mix of meat and veggies. The egg roll was 2 instead of 4 inches long. Other than that, it tasted like the millions of egg rolls I’ve had in my lifetime. The accompanying sauces for both the dumplings and egg roll were as expected. Not freshly made, but tasty enough.
As I was paying my bill, I took a passing glance at the owner who poured over a checkbook with a very unsightly look on his face.
The Big Boy says, “With over 100 Chinese restaurants in Brevard County, hopefully, the checkbook perusal means this dump is going out of business. Don’t. Just don’t”
… moreYum’s Chinese Restaurant, 1850 N. Courtenay Pkwy., Merritt Island, FL. 32953
1 Star
When we started BBDO over 5 years ago, I made a conscious decision not to review Chinese restaurants, not due to xenophobia or any such nonsense, but solely due to the fact that they all server basically the same Anglo-influenced Chinese fare. Then we realized execution could play a factor here and allow a separation if I used a baseline. After a survey of several thousand (thank you one and all) Big Boy Dining Out readers, the dishes chosen are General Tso’s Chicken, steamed dumplings and the standard egg rolls.
Entering the place I was immediately overcome with a dismal vibe. It was clean and neat and everything it just didn’t give off a very happy atmosphere. Coco is our moderately charming fùwùyuàn although I don’t think she spoke any English at all, which just pointing out here, would be helpful in the service industry in a country where the overwhelming majority of the populace speak it.
At this point, I would start peppering this review with a fair amount of charentisimistic phrases, but that would hinder our BBDO policy of calling it like it is. The General Tso Chicken, which was invented in California, must have been left over from the laying of the transcontinental railroad as it had the consistency of the gizzard and tasted excruciatingly bad. The meat was impossible to chew without the aid of mechanized jaws and it seemed to be drenched in maple syrup.
The dumplings were just like the dumplings I have consumed many times in the past. They were steamed and contained a mix of meat and veggies. The egg roll was 2 instead of 4 inches long. Other than that, it tasted like the millions of egg rolls I’ve had in my lifetime. The accompanying sauces for both the dumplings and egg roll were as expected. Not freshly made, but tasty enough.
As I was paying my bill, I took a passing glance at the owner who poured over a checkbook with a very unsightly look on his face.
The Big Boy says, “With over 100 Chinese restaurants in Brevard County, hopefully, the checkbook perusal means this dump is going out of business. Don’t. Just don’t”
Nakee Pichot
I know my picture was taken after I combined everything. I’m here to tell you looks can be deceiving. This is the most delicious, close to authentic Asian dish I’ve had in a long time. Wonton soup was wonderful. Bourbon chicken lunch comes was delicious. Will definitely order from here again.
… moreTaygan Colzani-lee
My experience began with a rather unpleasant phone call. The young lady who answered the phone was extremely short and unprofessional and seemed disinterested in taking my order. Despite my efforts, I felt rushed and interrupted while trying to put my order in. When I arrived to pick up my food, I addressed the issue with the same staff member who answered the phone. Unfortunately, my concerns were met with indifference and a blank stare. “To make matters worse, the food didn’t live up to the standard I expected. The shrimp egg roll was practically swimming in grease, making it impossible to enjoy. It was a letdown after my previous positive experiences at another local Chinese restaurant. I couldn’t help but compare this experience to my usual go-to, “China Inn” by Dollar General, where the service is impeccable, and the food is consistently good. This ordeal served as a reminder not to stray from businesses that genuinely value and appreciate their customers. Regrettably – a simple takeout order turned into a disappointing experience. While everyone has off days, customer service should remain a priority. I’ve learned my lesson and will be sticking to China Inn where the young lady always has the biggest smile on her face!
… moreJasmine D
Not the best in Merritt island but I didn’t hate it
The veggies had a weird smell
… moreThe veggies had a weird smell
Steve Mcfarland
My only complaint about this restaurant is the last two orders that I have ordered The meal supposed to come with an egg roll, I ordered extra egg rolls I get the extra egg rolls but I don’t get the one that comes with the meal, I was damn sure charged for it but haven’t received it twice !
… moreAssault VSN
A Hidden Gem for Authentic Chinese Cuisine
I can’t say enough good things about this restaurant! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and an inviting atmosphere. The food was absolutely incredible—fresh, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned. Every dish we tried, from the dumplings to the sizzling stir-fry, was bursting with authentic flavors.
The portions were generous, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality of the food. One of the best togo restaurants in merit island!
If you’re looking for delicious, authentic Chinese food in a cozy setting, this is the place to go. I’ll definitely be coming back!
… moreI can’t say enough good things about this restaurant! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and an inviting atmosphere. The food was absolutely incredible—fresh, flavorful, and perfectly seasoned. Every dish we tried, from the dumplings to the sizzling stir-fry, was bursting with authentic flavors.
The portions were generous, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality of the food. One of the best togo restaurants in merit island!
If you’re looking for delicious, authentic Chinese food in a cozy setting, this is the place to go. I’ll definitely be coming back!