Ya Ya Noodles Chinese Restaurant

"Excellent food, fast service,decent space. The hand pulled noodle were amazing. Had the lamb cumin and it was very good."

"Have patronized this restaurant for over 20 years and decided to add a review since it has really changed over time. Covid resulted in a much smaller dining room that lost it charm. Decided to go back again since this is only only Chinese restaurant in the area. Ordered soup, egg roll, chicken and broccoli, and Mushu chicken. Soup was bland, egg roll not hot or that tasty more vegetables than pork. Chicken and broccoli- was fair and the pieces were small. The Mushu had a nice flavor but the wrappers were thick and didn’t look like they were made from rice. I think the Chinese food that you can purchase at certain ShopRite’s is better looking quality and cheaper. This meal was $40 and not worth it. Not having to cook was worth sacrificing a pleasurable meal. Don’t plan on going back, sad to say."

"Delicious food, generous portions, great value. I can see why it’s easily a local favorite for lunch or family dinner. Shrimp with broccoli, and general Tao chicken, sound like Americanize Chinese food but they’re quite tasty and with fresh ingredients."

"With “noodles” in its name, one might think they specialize in noodles but that is not the case. It’s a bit of a strange setting, they have Chinese food and sushi. In fact they named them different inside the restaurant, see photos. As for the food, the beef noodle soup was average, we tried the hand pulled noodles. Hard to find this type of noodles and was glad to see they offered it. The stewed beef was tender and portioned decent. The rice noodles was way too salty. I almost wanted to tell the kitchen. Not recommended!"

""Ya Ya Noodles" is actually a combo of a Chinese restaurant (Ya Ya proper) and "Sushi John" featuring a sushi bar with a dedicated signage. Certainly, sushi not just served at the counter. The restaurant offers both regular and booth seating options. Based on the drum machine installed in the dining area, a live music is probably available on certain days. If you have cash at your disposal, bring it to Ya Ya Noodles, for the place gives you a 3.5% discount vs paying with a credit card. We tried both conventional Chinese cuisine dishes, such as "Lamb in Two Flavors" (lamb and eggplant in garlic sauce, lamb with onion and scallion), and four different varieties of sushi rolls. The food preparation and presentation are very good, all sushi rolls featuring sushi-grade freshest fish. As a matter of fact, we think their sushi is the best in the area (counting not only Skillman but also Princeton, Lawrenceville, Hamilton, etc.) The service is good and efficient."