Yunnan Restaurant 云南过桥园

Charlie Xu a week ago

Extremely disappointing and disturbing experience. While dining here, we found what appeared to be a cockroach in our food after we had already eaten part of the meal. I immediately notified the restaurant and took clear photos of what we found. Management refunded our entire bill in cash, but what disappointed me most was how the situation was handled afterward. When I raised concerns about what we had just eaten and asked how they intended to address the incident, I was essentially told that there would be no further resolution and that I could seek medical attention if I felt unwell. Since the incident, I have personally experienced persistent nausea and loss of appetite when thinking about what happened. I have retained the original photos and have reported the incident to the appropriate health authorities. Finding something like this in food is disturbing enough, but I also expected the situation to be handled with greater concern and professionalism. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this restaurant.

Chi Hong Koa 4 months ago

Most dishes are very good, since it’s an Sichuan style restaurant it have Mala peppers. Also great selection of cooked side dishes.

CC 6 months ago

I actually really like the dishes here at Yunan Restaurant. The spicy food is actually spicy. The cold dishes are $9.99 for 3 meat portions. Rice is separately charged. My go-to dish is the water-boiled fish (filet in chili oil). My favorite cold dishes are the sliced potato, pig ear, and beef slices. Parking lot is in the back. You can also park on the street. Credit card/Apple Pay accepted (need to pay at cashier for Apple Pay) Bathroom in the back To-go friendly Only indoor seating, no outdoor seating

Eric Lao a year ago

The food was delicious and very affordable! We really enjoyed the Crossing Bridge Noodles and the cold tofu skin salad — fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. The portion size was generous too. However, the restaurant could be a bit cleaner. The bathroom, in particular, wasn’t well maintained, which slightly took away from the overall dining experience. That said, we’ll still come back for the food — just hope they improve the cleanliness!

Tai bai Jiang (自由人姜太白) Edited 7 months ago

I absolutely love this Yunnan Restaurant, and it has become one of my favorite places to visit whenever I want truly authentic Chinese food. What really stands out to me are their cold dishes (liang cai). They are incredibly fresh, well-seasoned, and full of traditional flavors that you usually can’t find in typical American Chinese restaurants. Every bite reminds me of real Chinese home-style cooking. I often stop by here to pick up a few cold dishes to take home, especially when I plan to relax with a drink in the evening. Pairing their cold dishes with some wine or beer is perfect, and it has become a small ritual for me. The flavors are bold but balanced—savory, spicy, tangy, and refreshing at the same time. You can really taste the care and authenticity in the preparation. This restaurant is genuinely authentic Chinese cuisine, not Americanized Chinese food. From the ingredients to the seasoning style, everything feels true to traditional Chinese cooking, especially Yunnan-style flavors. The atmosphere is casual and comfortable, making it great for both dining in and takeout. The quality is consistently excellent, and the food never disappoints. If you are looking for real