Yum Sing - (Near Hillingdon, london)

5 /5 Nikki S: Recently found this halal Chinese restaurant on just eat… but able to order directly from restaurant even better. Looking at the reviews I feel like it’s under new management as I disagree with the 1 star reviews. Iv ordered twice in September 2025 and couldn’t be more pleased the food is full of flavour, makes your mouth water just on appearance and portion sizes are very generous, ordering via the restaurant was quick and easy and delivered within a reasonable time

5 /5 Mimi Al: I’ve bought from this fantastic place a couple of times maybe more, authentic so happening finally found a halal Chinese at last and they do not disappoint at all. Their eggfried rice so fluffy and fresh, the beef in black bean sauce so delicious and their beef noodle hits all the right spot. Fresh really good potions and never disappoint.

5 /5 Ruqi Robinson: Great food! I love this place. The only Chinese I’ve found near me that has met my expectations. The only criticism I’d say is that the crispy chilli beef isn’t crispy a lot of the times. This needs to be fresh to have that authentic taste and texture! But other than that, the best!!! Thank you

1 /5 Jonathan Moyetones: This used to be my go-to Chinese takeaway, known for generous portions and reliable quality. Unfortunately, standards have declined significantly. Paying £8.50 for a small paper tub of noodles is insane, especially given the noticeable drop in portion size and quality. On top of that, the restaurant consistently fails to follow order instructions, which is both frustrating and disappointing. Used to be great big tubs of noodles. Regrettably, I won’t be ordering from here again. Look at the portion size and ask yourself if you will pay 8.50. No thanks. If you’re going to charge this much at least make an attempt to follow the instructions given.

2 /5 Martin Reviews: Yum Sing in Hayes was once a reliable spot for a quick and satisfying Chinese takeaway, offering a wide range of classic dishes that appealed to both regulars and newcomers. The menu still features many familiar favourites, from sweet and sour chicken to beef chow mein, and the flavours remain decent overall. It’s a convenient local option for those craving a Chinese meal without the fuss of dining in. However, since the recent change in management, the experience has noticeably declined. Portion sizes have become disappointingly small compared to what they used to be, and the level of service has also dropped. Staff seem less attentive, and orders can take longer to prepare or arrive missing items. While Yum Sing still has potential, it’s clear that the new management needs to focus on restoring the generous portions and friendly service that once made it a popular choice in Hayes.