Prices increased 25%, portion size reduced by 40%, food quality has gone down, cash only. Long time…read morecustomer, placed our last order.

asked for chow mein and got cabbage onion soup with 3 pieces of shrimp. this place is a disgrace to…read morechinese culture.

I've first heard this place from coworkers in a place I used to work at. Since they had poke bowls,…read moremy sister and I had to try it out! It was also are very first time visiting Palmyra. The place was empty especially on a weekend, but the server was really nice and prepared our bowls! The bowls were a nice size and customizable! Definitely recommend this place if you are craving Asian food in the area!

Pretty solid offering. Good service and quick food. I like the shrimp shumai and shrimp…read moreFried rice. Nice portions and good amount of shrimp in the dish. I'll be back for sure.

Good flavor, good portions. The wonton soup was actually packed with wontons unlike some places…read morethat give you maybe 4-5 wontons. I would definitely eat here again.

Great food! pretty busy place but efficient. It looks like your typical hole in the wall Chinese…read moreplace that has fire food.

Ordered the "large" chicken fried rice and general tso chicken. The portions were tiny, the chicken…read morein the fried rice were not even seasoned and somehow still bright white, the general tso chicken were just a pile of tiny pieces that results in you eating more batter than actual chicken. Additionally, although you can order online, they require you to pay in-store and preferably in cash (presumably for tax-evasion purposes). At the store, the lady reluctantly took my credit card. I thought it was strange that the credit card reader is located behind the counter, and I had to hand her my card for her to process. I then realized that my card was somehow charged more than my order total (my final total after tax was $24, they somehow charged me $25). It's not the up-charge amount that matters here, it's the principle. I have worked at Chinese takeout restaurants before, and all of these tricks are used to maximize profits. Would definitely not be returning

Daughter picked up to go order for us. Exceptional food…read moreLarge order, able to eat it all in three days. Best meals we have eaten in weeks.

Love their food. To go orders take time, but worth it. Are you paying me? For goodness sakes 85…read morewords??

Food is pretty good. I like the swwet and sour chicken w fried rice and love the won-tonread more

I've been here 3 times now and most recently with my parents! This place has not disappointed me…read moreeach time I've come. It was pretty busy on Saturday when we went for dinner but we didn't have to wait too long and our food actually came out pretty fast. The service was as expected because it looked like 1 guy was serving all tables and he was literally running between table to table. I don't blame him for any waiting because he was busting his butt and we didn't really need to wait too long. We ordered a variety of dishes coming here but my favorite has to be the Homestyle Tofu or the Fish Filet. I would like to try more dishes next time. They give you quite a good amount of food for the price. Some places charge the same and give you much less. This place has authentic Chinese food with some common favorites that many of us also know (chicken with broccoli, lo mein, general tso's etc.) so there is something for everyone. There are vegetarian dishes available as well. If you're in the area and would like more savory, authentic Chinese food I recommend coming here!

Dinner for my party of three which is characteristically occurring either at 4:00 pm or 5:00 pm…read more(pending all three's physical presence together) we dined here on Independence Day 2026. Surprisingly Yi Pin is open and fully operational on a major federal holiday. The air conditioning is rather weak during our dining experience as I felt warm during the Northeast heat wave oppressive humidity continuous week. Condiments issued at the table were aged dark vinegar, green tea but not Matcha was complimentary served. My party only use aged dark vinegar as a condiment for dumplings. We have a predilection for mellow, malty sweetness of dark vinegar rather than the high salt content in soy sauce. Customer service is attentive and staff is fluent in Mandarin and English. Yi Pin is a Chinese restaurant that serves regional cuisine of Shanghainese and Szechuan province. It is what my party of three refer non-Cantonese, Guangdong province 外省人 ngoi6 saang2 jan4 (noun) outside province; foreign person. Ergo, staff does not speak Cantonese - neither rudimentary level. Price is extortionate high, but expected in 2026 stagflation era. I was able to obtain the sales receipt as keepsake. Asian melon hard candy is distributed with the bill upon meal completion which is industry standard for Asian restaurants and cafes. At the bottom of the sales receipt there is a suggested gratuity in intervals of 18%, 20% and 22% where customers do not have to perform math calculation. There is one large beautiful Japanese beckoning cat, (maneki-neko) which adjacent to the cash register. Business cards are available for grabs. There is a customer parking lot available. Beef noodle soup $15.95 The soup broth bubbles are very visible for the high level of cholesterol and fat content. I believe the cook or kitchen staff used and implemented MSG. This was a big setback leading to disappointment for my three Yelp stars. La mian wheat based noodles were embedded and sufficient. I enjoyed the La mian wheat noodles. Lo Mein chicken $12.95 It was stirred fried and abundant for excessive quantity. I did not consume any - neither one bite. It seemingly appeared very high grease and fat content for excessive oil. Shanghainese soup dumplings 6 pieces, $10.95 Pork steam soup dumplings siu2 lung4 baau1, 小籠包 tasted average, but not exuberant great to awaken my soul for sprightly liveliness. There were very minimal soup liquid inside the dumpling upon biting. I did ponder with hope and wonder during our wait for our food order arrival that these soup dumplings would be bursting with excessive soup liquid and flavor. It was not served piping hot as I am accustomed in NYC Shanghainese restaurant industry standards. These dumplings prepared by the cook(s) or kitchen staff at Yi Pin are egregiously appalling and insult to New York Chinese. I refused to apologize for being a native New Yorker. The dumpling skin tip where placing the serving tongs also tasted hard. Also another reason for my three Yelp stars.

Went to Hershey Park all day and found this on google and the only bad reviews are for dumb reasons…read more(grow up Karen). Food 10/10, quality 10/10, freshness 10/10, lady that helped us order 10/10. Will come back anytime we are in Town! Def trust me when I say worth the extra miles to pass other Chinese shops to get to this one! Go Bills

Absolutely Delicious Fresh Hot Food Every Time! Best Chinese In The Area! Hoping For The Day They…read moreReopen The Buffet!!! DEFINITELY Recommend!