If you’ve been hunting for the best Chinese food in Orlando, your search is over. YH Seafood Clubhouse is, without a doubt, the reigning champion, and trust me, we’ve been looking far and wide for it. Our recent royal feast proved that this spot delivers Chinese cuisine fit for the Saucy Queen and her court.
This time, the Saucy Meal Queen, Saucy King, Saucy Prince, and our lovely UK guest, Kathryn, made the trip. Having indulged in a few cocktails on International Drive before dinner, my photography skills weren’t at their best (blame the Purple Rain cocktails later, they were divine).
The staff were absolutely lovely—attentive, friendly, and kept the drinks flowing, which we all know is a must when dining with the King. His Ashi beer ($6) stayed cold and constant, much to his delight. A note for our British followers: if you’re expecting Chinese chicken curry, sadly, they don’t serve it here. We felt the void, but the incredible menu more than made up for it.
The Purple Rain cocktails ($11 each) were a royal treat—massive, refreshing, and excellent value for money. Kathryn and I were thrilled with these towering drinks, which paired beautifully with the flavorful dishes.
We started with two appetizers, which were more than enough for the four of us:
We shared a selection of dishes, and here’s the royal rundown:
One small critique: the menu mentions that entrees come with jasmine rice, but none arrived at our table. A minor oversight in an otherwise flawless dining experience.
10/10—hands down the best Chinese food in Orlando! From the Salt & Pepper Chicken to the Sweet & Sour King-approved masterpiece, every dish delivered in quality, flavor, and portion size. YH Seafood Clubhouse has officially become our go-to Friday night spot, and I’m already planning our next visit.
Hungry for more? Check out www.saucymealqueen.com for all the saucy details!
Love Asian Food? Check Out Morimoto at Disney Springs. Or if you’re over near Epcot – try Kimonos at the Swan Hotel.
