Yangtze Restaurant

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	Reviewed by : Corey H. On: 3/29/2013 6:19:00 AM Blah. For being in Santa Monica the sushi was hard a chewey - gross actually. Looks nice bit the food is to boot. Pay for what you get I guess!
	Reviewed by : Abhishek S. On: 1/18/2013 7:53:00 PM Food:Chicken Satay - very good, nice peanut sauceSushi - meh. Spicy Tuna and Eel with avocado - wasn't that great.Blazing Noodles - pretty good. The noodles were a tad too thick for my liking but overall nice taste.Sweet Sour Chicken - The good thing was that it wasn't too sweet like most other places. But it could've been better.Ambience:Nice and cozy. Lakers game was on so that helped.Service:Friendly.
	Reviewed by : Jason L. On: Place was nearly empty when arriving for a weekend lunch. Lunch specials looked good on paper, but were not available for the weekend lunch. I ended up... ...?
	Reviewed by : Alex G. On: I went out to dinner here at the recommendation of my girlfriends parents. We came for dinner and got a seat pretty easily on a sunday night. I ordered the... ...?
	Reviewed by : Courtney M. On: A friend and I were starving on the Promenade and stopped in here, not being in the mood to deal with the obviously classier PF Chang's around the corner.... ...?
	Reviewed by : Mar Yvette On: at this lively Chinese, Thai and Japanese restaurant In Short A menu-bearing hostess invites Third Street Promenade shoppers to have a seat at one of the many sidewalk tables at this bustling Chinese restaurant and sushi bar. Beyond the glass doors is the spacious main dining room where ...?
	Reviewed by : Anonymous On: How to choose from among the prolific sidewalk caf��s along Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade? If your taste turns toward the exotic, you might steer into Yangtze for a quick bite. This minimalist caf�� offers courteous service and a ...?
	Reviewed by : Anonymous On: 2001-05-30 Very diverse place..... covers all regions along the Yangtze! Great sushi as well. Chinese, Thai, and Japanese cuisine with quite hospitable hostess and wait staff! Excellent view of Promenade from outdoor cafe seating..... ...?
	Reviewed by : jasoneskin On: 2004-03-14 The menu at Yangtze is a little unorganized in that they try to catagorize it by region. The service was absolutely terrible- we were rushed through our meal and rarely checked up on. There are many other places to eat on the 3rd Street ...?
	Reviewed by : jgreenb1 On: 2004-09-08 This place had a wonderful selection of Thai, Sushi and traditional chinese. We love the 3rd Street promenade location and the cafe seating. It was a perfect stop for lunch during our weekend shopping. ...?
	Reviewed by : uclagirl On: 2005-09-01 The bao appetizer was quite good, as was the Thai selection my friend had. However, my chicken was overcooked to the point of toughness, and the service was only passable. Maybe it was an off day, maybe I ordered the weak dish on the menu, ...?
	Reviewed by : Helena L. On: 2006-01-17 Yangtze is an interesting restaurant offering Thai, Chinese, and Japanese cuisine. Though all of the dishes are acceptable (and there's a real sushi bar in back), they lack authenticity. The modern atmosphere can be a little cold, but ...?
	Reviewed by : danijela On: 2006-02-06 the food here is good, but not great. if you absolutely need to have asian food on the promenade, then, go there. if you can drive to hollywood for thai, san gabriel for chinese... i would do that. the prices are very good though. ...?
	Reviewed by : A TripAdvisor Member On: 2006-02-15 This pan asian restaurant on the Third Street Promenade offers excellent spicy noodles and other Thai and Chinese favorites, but we usually head in back to sit on the stools at the sushi bar, which always advertises "half price" for sushi. ...?
	Reviewed by : Anonymous On: 2006-04-02 Service was just as awesome as the food! Anyone who's ever been to Natalee Thai in Culver City knows good Thai food. The problem w/ Natalee is that it is always so crowded. Thank goodness people haven't figured out that this place is ...?
	Reviewed by : scruffl On: 2006-04-25 Our dinner for three last week couldn't have been better. The potstickers, Chinese Chicken Salad, Mu Shu, and particularly the Blazing Noodles surpassed expectations. Waitstaff was helpful and prompt. A fabulous before or after movie ...?
	Reviewed by : artatak On: 2006-05-20 Although the online ordering is simple, if you don't get a phone call confirming it from the restaurant within 15 minutes, you're to call them. Save yourself the time and just phone in your delivery order. I've ordered 2x online, first ...?
	Reviewed by : len74 On: 2006-08-04 The mixed variety of oriental menu in Yangtze Restaurant was great. The Thai pork BBQ was especially tasty. The ambiance was decent, definitely not romantic though and the prices were reasonable. However if you're looking for great customer ...?
	Reviewed by : santamonicaman On: 2006-08-10 I have ordered several times from Yangzte using the online menu thing and had no problems. The food arrived hot - and within 45 minutes as advertised. Someone did call to confirm my order, but frankly that seems like a good idea and not an ...?
	Reviewed by : rudette On: 2006-11-06 If you sit in the back, where the sushi chef is, sushi will cost you half as much as if you sit in the front (where you get to people watch on 3rd street). It's just OK sushi, but great price. ...?
	Reviewed by : dmenkes On: 2006-11-06 Although most seem to be focusing on Yangtze as a sushi bar, it's more of an Asian fusion mix than that. I've been eating here for years, moreso for their Chinese food than their sushi, though they have Thai dishes as well (their pad ...?
	Reviewed by : bobofish On: 2006-12-26 So my wife and I decided to go out for Christmas; we're remodeling so it was a good idea to get out. We headed out to Santa Monica to walk on the beach for a little, and decided to stop by this little restaurant that we've heard some decent ...?
	Reviewed by : ambergross On: 2007-05-27 I signed up for Citysearch just so I could express my frustration with Yangtze. Despite living a block away, we have determined never to return. What bothers me most is not the horrible service itself, but rather how unapologetic ...?
	Reviewed by : colinsilveira On: 2007-06-10 My first time to CA and my husband's maiden return after 9 years. To sum it up...poor service, horrible food, over priced, below quality sushi. I love sushi and expected better from a coastal area. I also expected better prices than what ...?
	Reviewed by : julianna1212 On: 2007-11-06 I live four blocks from Yangtze and work less than 2 miles away. Yangtze used to be my favorite sushi spot and I ordered food from there at least 3 to 4 times a week, but I don't think I will ever eat there again. I ordered food online ...?
	Reviewed by : marpop On: 2007-11-21 A few weeks ago my fiance & I were looking for a quick bite before a movie and decided to give this place a try -- we figured it couldn't be that bad if they got an "A" grade and we were really in the mood for sushi. ...?
	Reviewed by : Joann S. On: 2008-05-06 I usually order and pick up the food here. Delicious sushi and chicken satay. They are always quick and I have never had any problems. Prices are reasonable and service is good. ...?
	Reviewed by : doll83 On: 2008-05-27 I have been there with a Sushi-maven and in his opinion the fish was exceptionally fresh. The inventive sushi creations were sublime--tender taste, though a firm texture. Ginger and water was served by attentive service as much as we liked ...?
	Reviewed by : AngelaKP On: 2008-08-13 I always stop at Yangtze whenever I'm at the 3rd st. promenade. If you sit at the sushi bar, most rolls are half price. Every tastes great and the staff is very attentive. ...?
	Reviewed by : Anonymous On: 2009-11-07 Since no one in Palisades will deliver chinese food, we have to get ours from Santa Monica. Alas, no one over there will deliver either, except Yangtze. They charge us for delivery, but at least they do it! We like the Kung Pao chicken, the Lo Mien, and get a few basic sushi rolls for appetizers. They also make a mean fried rice called "Fire Rice"-- best with shrimp. Their location is right on the 3rd St Promenade, so they could probably be a lot cheaper if they were off strip. This is how hard it is to get a simple chinese food delivery in PP?

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Reviewed by : Anonymous On: 2009-11-07