It's always a great sign when you walk into a restaurant at 1AM on a weekday and there's still a good amount of customers in there. We found Yang Yang on google because it was featured in a random article on great late night food. This place is open 24 hours so it's definitely super convenient for hungry diners who are up really late ( like me ). Yang Yang serves Chinese food and dim sum at all hours of the day and night. You will have to order dim sum off a menu at night, they didn't have the dim sum carts when I went. The selection is pretty good there's all the basic dim sum items. You can check my attached photo for the checklist menu. The dim sum came in really cute and small metal dishes which I really liked. Everything was cheap so I didn't feel guilty about continuously ordering food. Some of the portions are a bit smaller than what I was used to. For instance, some items came with only two instead of three. As for taste, I think some of the dishes are hit or miss. For instance, I really liked the shumai - they were really well done. However, I thought the xiao long bao wasn't too good - the filling was really squishy on the inside. My review might be a little biased because we did come to eat in the middle of the night so the dim sum probably wasn't the freshest it could be. Overall a good place for dim sum. Definitely come here if you're craving this kind of cuisine at night. It's budget friendly and fun to share with friends or family.

Someone created the page but no review and no photos, the address is correct but the map location indicator wasn't accurate. But if you negative by using waze or google map with the address (not via clicking the map in Yelp) shouldn't be a problem. Sent info to the "edit business" page, hope the map issue will be resolved asap. Anyhow, here's the review: friends and I manage to find this dim sum place who's offering 24-hour service in KL. All dim sum are only charging at RM3 per item, and have more than 50 selections on their menu for both steam and fried dim sum. We ordered Siew Mai 烧卖, Shui Gao 水饺, Fu Zok Wrap 腐竹卷, HK style Zhu Cheong Fan 香港猪腸粉, Salted Egg Yoke Siew Mai 咸蛋烧卖, Fried Dumpling 炸水饺, Fried Wu Kok 炸芋角, Fried Shrimp Wrap 炸虾卷, Egg Plant / Brinjal yong tao fu 矮瓜酿豆腐. (Sorry no photos to show because sitting outdoor is very dim for photos, but good for fresh air). Apart from the fixed price dim sum, the restaurant also offering variety of wok fried noodle 大炒, we ordered the recommended Siew Yoke Shang Mee 烧肉生面, taste really good. Heard from the boss that their Fried Meehoon with Clamp 拉拉炒米 also very popular, will try it next round.

As a child I would always wonder what that huge sign board was and why did it look like they were having a party every night. Silly young me didn't know the meaning of a 24 hour restaurant then. Yes you heard me right. They operate 24 hours 7 days a week and even open during Chinese New Year. The owners really mean business, probably that's why they have been around for many years. Yan Yan is a simple restaurant that sells chinese dishes. Some dishes are rather expensive like the deep fried squid in salted egg which costs us RM40 for a medium size serving. But the RM3/basket dim sum compensates. That's their currently on going promotion, each basket is priced at RM3. Service can be slow depending on the turnout but satisfaction is guaranteed!