Yang-Sing

Served by their own superbly equipped and specialised kitchen, our suite of banqueting rooms cover two floors and can dine up to 340 people in total.

They are predominantly used for conference dinners, corporate entertainment, meetings, seminars, charity events, wine tastings, product launches, wedding breakfasts, family celebrations and Yang Sing special events – such as our famous and highly enjoyable Wok 'n' Roll Evenings and Jazz Nights – though we are open to many and varied suggestions!

Understanding and meeting customer needs has always been central to the success of Ali Ghazizadeh's Banqueting Team.

About us

The highly acclaimed Yang Sing sets the standard both within Manchester and beyond as a Cantonese restaurant of the highest quality.

The legend goes from strength to strength offering market fresh, innovative, gourmet food and individually designed banquets.

Set over many floors, with private dining facilities available for 30-220 people. Its unique charm and unequalled dedication to the palate of the connoisseur, have earned the Yang Sing a reputation as being amongst the very best Cantonese restaurants in Europe.

Situated in Manchester's Chinatown and serving exquisite Cantonese cuisine, the Yang Sing is there for your every occasion:

• From an intimate dim sum lunch for two to a charity event for two hundred.
• From family celebrations to corporate entertainment.
• From snacking to banqueting.
• From a party with friends to a business seminar.
• From hen parties to conference dinners.
• From captains of industry to tiny toddlers.

History

Yang Sing is a phonetic translation of the nickname of the city of Guangzhou in Southern China (formerly known as Canton) – 'the City of Goats'.

Legend has it that five celestial gods flew down from heaven on the backs of five celestial goats to bless the city. When the deed was done, they returned to their palace leaving the goats behind. A sculpture of the five goats can be found in the city.

The Yeung family were all born in Guangzhou, moved to Hong Kong and then migrated to UK. Mr Tim Kwan Yeung was a renowned dim sum chef amongst the Chinese communities and Harry's acclaim has extended even further. The Yang Sing story unfolded in 1977. The rest, as they say, is history.