Yang’s Deli

My accomplice and I stopped in on a whim. She had lunched at Yang’s before and said it was pretty good. I disagree!
Ordered were a Gyro, a Ruben and Hot Wings. Wings were very average, the fries served with them were from frozen crinkle cut but were cooked fresh and crisp.
She said her Gyro was okay but it sure didn’t look good to me. I had a taste of a slice of lamb from her sandwich and it wasn’t much better than cardboard.
My Ruben was probably one of the worst sandwiches I have ever been served. I’m not even sure what the components of this sandwich were. It tasted mostly of raw onion. I like onion but it doesn’t belong on a Ruben. It’s cheap but there is a reason for that,
Yang’s has been around a long time so some must like it but not me!

First time at this joint IN MY LIFE. Friend said he’s been eating here for 25 years.
It was good and inexpensive. I had the Philly cheesesteak sandwich with fries. Sandwich was flavorful, hot, and came wrapped in foil. Solid. Fries were standard crinkle fries and decent.
Recent renovation reflected a step in the right direction — floor and wall tiles. Clean and cozy. Absolutely worth it and will be back.

Pastrami today… excellent. Don’t think I’ve ever had a bad sandwich here.
Drive through is quick.

Sadly– I think it closed. I drove by tonight and it looked shut down. Paper covering the Windows.

Not impressed at all. Had Chinese food a while back and remember enough that I’ve never wanted it again. Tried a sub today and it was ok but nothing great. New York sub with meats, onions, oil and a little lettuce. They also microwaved it which just doesn’t sit well with me. It was cold in the middle with chewy microwave ends. The meats seemed to be decent quality but I will probably not try this place again for a long while. Food was quick and the people working were nice enough.

This joint makes the typical hole-​in-​the-​wall shack look like a 5-​star Michelin restaurant. But if you’re on Summer Avenue and have to have a gyro or muffaletta than you could do worse. My gyro tasted the way a gyro was suppose to taste and the price was right. (I really wanted to give Yang’s 2.5 stars but Unilocal won’t let me). Call ahead for a reservation.

Best of both worlds. Great Chinese take out with a mix of deli items. There Muffelata is surprisingly good. Atmosphere is quiet and the staff is friendly.

I eat here once a week for lunch. Sandwiches are very good. Don’t judge it by the décor. It’s not a pretty place, but what really matters the most? The food. And it’s consistently delicious

I went here a few nights ago and it was freezing outside. A homeless lady came in to warm up and they let her sit on the bench for a while. It was very sweet.
I ordered a pastrami sandwich and it was delish! I love this place!

Above average food. Very nice people. Sort of a jack of all trades but master of none to be perfectly honest. Gyros, muffulettas, clubs, burgers, and Chinese food. Gyro is good but simple. They put crack on fries I think.

First of all, I think the most important thing I can write here is that I really enjoy this place. I am satisfied with the food, the service is great and it’s conveniently located to where I spend a lot of my time.
That out of the way, I think it’s also important to define what Yang’s is and is not. Don’t go to Yang’s expecting it to compare with many of the other delis and sandwhich shops in town, however, do expect them to blow the pants off any of the other fast-​food chains you might otherwise go to for lunch. If I have the time to drive around the city and to fill a particular craving, I won’t go to Yang’s, but if I want want good, quick food, Yang’s is great.
I enjoy their gyros, wings and cheesesteak. I’m a Louisiana native and while their muffuletta isn’t very authentic, it is still a very good sandwhich — call it muffuletta inspired — at a good price.

Hubby & I tried the Philly cheese steak sandwich & wasn’t impressed. We didn’t like that the meat wasn’t thinly sliced. Looked like they use the same meat they use for the Chinese menu. Sandwich was bland. Really horrible. Maybe we ordered the wrong thing but not interested in going back to try again.

I’ve been eating here for quite awhile now. The staff is very considerate and happy. I am in love with the Muffaletta sandwich, but only order half because the whole is way too big! =)

Just absolutely gross. Their Gyro is so basic. If you want a good Gyro, go to Petra Café. The deli sub I ordered was on super white bread, made with very cheap chopped up deli meat. I couldn’t even finish it. To top it off there was a black hair in the red dish they served it on.

Yang’s (Mediterranean) Deli… LOL. It isn’t high asian cuisine folks
I love this place. I just wish it were closer to my house.
Never had anything from there that wasn’t delicious. I’ve never had the pizza or the chinese offerings, only the sandwiches and muffeletas.
Be aware, that there don’t seem to be a lot of people eating there in the evenings. It seems to be primarily a lunch place so for those of you who worry about a place because it isn’t constantly busy… don’t worry. Yang’s food is DELICIOUS.

Yang’s is the sort of odd little family restaurant that makes you happy to be an explorer of roadside dives. Occupying a rundown but clean little building, the place seems to be crammed practically up to the curb on Summer Ave. Once inside, you will find attentive service at the order counter. Though the family is of Chinese descent, the Chinese food is barely average, but the sandwiches are very good and a great value. They are prepared to order, they use real cheeses, respectably good quality meats, and freshly baked bread. The French fries which accompany are served crisp and fresh from the oil. The grilled sandwiches are memorably good. I have eaten there many times when I need a quick, inexpensive meal. Best of all, in doing so, I am supporting a local family as they give their best to their customers.

Good sandwiches. Gyro very good. Philly cheesesteak very good per my husband. Muffuletta very good, but salty, because of the olive salad. This was my first muffuletta, so I was surprised. Still a very good sandwich.

Definitely a hole in the wall restaurant but by far some of the best sandwiches I have ever had.
Highly, highly recommend the Gyros and the Fried Rice– neither will disappoint your appetite.
The staff is very friendly, and the prices are more than reasonable.
Enjoy!

Do not pass this place by. If you’re the selective type, you’ll want to, but don’t. It’s a little place that’ll leave you with a happy belly.
It’s an interesting, smile-​inducing selection: subs and Chinese. Yum to both. You’ll also find burgers, gyros, and shrimp.
And the prices are so reasonable for the tasty food — four pieces of chicken $ 4.99, gyros are only $ 6.99, and Philly cheesesteaks for only $ 5.49.

Subs, gyros, muffalettas… And Chinese food. But this Asian-​owned deli is no joke. I’ve never had the Chinese food from this place, but judging from the pictures, it’s your standard fare. But the sandwiches, and specifically the muffelletta, shine with the resplendance of o
a thousand robust deli flavor. The atmosphere is nothin fancy, as well it should not be. Keep yangs down and dirty!