Lee's Kitchen

I ordered sweet & sour chicken with fried rice. The chicken was undercooked and the rice was hard. I didn't like it, so husband tried it. Nope, grandson tried and ate it only to be sick hours later. Will we go back, not a chance.

No. No. No. Came for a takeout order and the pickup time was 11:42am. The young lady was really sweet and informed me it would be about another 10 min or so. Not a big deal, right? Not for me. I'm a pretty patient person. Then she slips a receipt across the counter and says sign this. I tell her I'm not comfortable signing for items I haven't received yet (they could be missing items, etc. when I get it) and I'd rather wait until it was ready. Her tone changed from sweet, welcoming cashier to angry owner type volume. Needless to say, it's ok for them to change the pickup time but not ok for me to not to sign that I've received the order when I haven't. Not cool Lees Kitchen. Not cool.

It's an OG spot, with Chinese food you can really only get so far. This is 1 of 2 Chinese restaurants I will eat at. I get the sweet & sour every time.

Wonderful seafood mix with chow mein noodles --plenty of shrimp, imitation crab, and squid--no scallops as mentioned on menu but it tasted wonderful without--in a savory sauce. Plenty for 2 meals and very reasonably priced. Always fresh and cooked to order--can request No MSG ! I love Lee's kitchen for takeout--never disappointed!

The price and the portion amounts were wonderful but the food itself was subpar. The fried rice was unseasoned and bland. The sweet and sour chicken was also bland and dry with no actual flavor. We were utterly disappointed in the food so much that we didn't even finish it. My partner said he'd been here before a while back and it was good, but something changed. It was my first time there and I always try things twice before I decide it's not worth it so hopefully next time it'll be better.

Shrimp was undercooked and I was throwing up for at least half an hour. Just throwing up and shitting non stop. Whatever they made in the kitchen for my family was undercooked because even my dad said he got sick after eating there. Do yourself a favor and if you're going for QUALITY food, not quantity , then spend your money else where FOR YOUR SAKE AND HEALTH.

Listen, ive been to this place a couple times now..bottom line upfront, for the money this place is great. Its not a 5 star restaurant and it does not try to be. For eleven dollars especially in today's economy you wont find a better teriyaki chicken combo. The young man working the counter is always super friendly, prompt, and attentive. Food comes out quick with large portions and is delicious. This is a great choice if you are craving some quick asian food. Support a local small business.

I love Lee's Kitchen, food is always fresh & amazing. Portion size is huge which great because you get your money's worth. You spend about $22 for two people which isn't bad at all.

I've ordered take out from here multiple times and have not been disappointed. The food is always good, the portions are adequate, and the price is more or less fair. Would recommend.

Been ordering from Lee's on Tezel for years. Orange beef is our favorite. Called in an order to pick up to eat later. Food picked up, dropped off at home & did a few errands. Come home a couple of hours later, go to eat & not orange beef. Call them & the guy that answered couldn't or wouldn't believe us that someone would eat a to go meal a couple of hours later. Kept going in circles. Finally gave up. I guess the lesson is you're not allowed to eat your food later. Decided wasn't worth going back to restaurant....ever.