Lee Kong

Date of visit: January 1, 2025We had a friend over and they had a hankering for Chinese. Our normal go to stop was closed for New Year's so we decided to give LK's a try as they were open, far closer, and allowed for online ordering (a big plus!). We went with an order of Sesame Chicken, a piece of Chinese Fried Chicken, and an order of Chicken Fried Rice.The Sesame Chicken is softer, so you may not like it if you're more into the crispy version of this dish, but the sauce is good and the rice was fresh. I normally do not like Chicken Fried Rice because there's too much other crap in it, but I really enjoyed this CFR. My husband had the Chinese Fried Chicken and he said it was good.We live about 5 minutes away and the food was ready when we pulled up; while it wasn't very busy at 5 pm on New Year's Day, I was still impressed with the turnaround and the accuracy of the order was spot on as well. The restaurant itself is really nothing to look at, so I would recommend taking your food to go, as it tasted quite good at home!

Absolutely love their rangoons, good crunch. Yummy sweet and sour sauce. Very big portions. My fried chicken was dry the second time I ate from here but it was still good lol. Wish they had vegetables in the chicken fried rice.

This is the closest Chinese food I've found to what I grew up eating and I am one happy camper. The beef fried rice was very good. It had scallions and bean sprouts in it instead of the cafeteria like peas and carrots I've found everywhere else. Crab Rangoon was also delicious. The Chinese fried chicken is very similar to the sweet and sour chicken of my childhood, which I've struggled to find ever since. My only complaint is it didn't come with any sauce. We will for sure be ordering from them again.

Lee Kong (http://lkchinesefastfood.com/) (Nov. 2, 2022)This Chinese fast food store is located within 7 minutes walking distance from the Motel 6 (Glendale, WI) I was staying at during a Nov.2-5 cheap trip to Milwaukee & Chicago. Decided to visit the location to get some Egg Foo Young simply because it is almost impossible to find this dish in the Seattle area easily for some unknown reason.The corner store in this mini-mall area is a good size facility with dining tables and chairs for dine-in. At the time of visit around 5 p.m. it was pretty busy so I had to wait in a short line. There are two serving staff at the front, opening up to the visible kitchen in the rear. Some of the foods are prepared ahead of time (i.e. the Egg Foo Young, and the apparently popular fried Chinese chicken strips) and left in warmers or under heat lamps though this did not deteriorate food tastes much. The Chicken Egg Foo Young I ordered (2 patties with 2 scoops of white rice) was very well done. Consisted of the necessary crunchy vegetables like bean sprouts, chicken pieces, encased in beaten eggs and fried to a golden brown. Overall it was not too greasy since it was allowed to drain while left in the warmers. The issue was with the gravy that accompanied it. While it had good consistency, the taste was very lacking. All I tasted mostly was salt with little other flavors.The Chinese chicken strips kid's meal was supposed to come with only a scoop of rice but ended up with two, came with 2 thick juicy strips of fried chicken, a drink and supposedly a fortune cookie (which the store accidently left out.). The thick chicken strips were extremely tasty - just imagine a regular chicken strip from the typical American chain store, but a lot thicker and very juicy! I shall get this anytime, but alas unable to find this in the Seattle area eateries. I figure that even even Chinese Fast Foods were not consistently offered in the United States, but is more a regional thing. While I was unable to finish all the rice, I did totally enjoy all the rest. The bag contained several soy sauce packets and sweet and sour sauce packets (for the chicken strips), but those were of low quality and not noteworthy.Overall, if you are in the mood for Egg Foo Young, or Chinese chicken strips, this place is a must visit, though you may have to put up with a little flavor compromise. I did not get a chance to try out the rest of the food offerings, but a lot of them looked very enticing. Staff were courteous and highly efficient. The staff speak the Cantonese dialect if it is of any help to you. Definitely a solid 4 out of 5 star rating based on what I tasted.Happy Eating !!!!

Fresh ingredients added to pleasant service combines to provide an excellent location for Chinese food in the North Shore.

I have been coming to this restaurant for years and the food is always hot and tasty. The service is fast and friendly.

If you even remotely liked Wong's Wok, you will LOVE Lee Kong. They have the same menu practically with additions and it's a millions times better in quality and taste. Ordered many times for delivery. It's always hot and tasty. Never had any issues. The pepper steak is my favorite. But my family has probably tried everything on the menu between us all, and we've never disliked anything.

The food was dry looking and unacceptable Maybe it was okay when it opened earlier but during the day it got pretty bad looking.

ordered lo mein and it didnt taste anything like normal, it was horrible noodles and it tasted like store bought chicken noodle soup, $13 for chicken noodle soup, such a disgrace, i will never come here again, dishonor on you

My favorite place for chinese fast food. Kind and friendly owner and clean atmosphere. Just writing this makes me crave their shrimp fried rice and egg fu young.