Yuet Lee

Ok I rated it as a 3 for atmosphere but honestly this is the exact atmosphere I expect for an open late Chinese food place. Ever since New Sun Hong Kong closed I have been bereft of my late night place where I can get a bowl of soup late at night. I finally made it to Yuet Lee and it did not disappoint. Gigantic portions of steaming hot bowls if won ton noodle soup, fried rice, fried noodles all streaming out of the kitchen with a frenetic pace. Will def go back.

They didn't have their green beans this time! So sad. But the Chinese broccoli was decent. We have to remember to ask for extra sauce on the ginger noodles. So good but always a little too dry. The service is very attentive at first and then they just leave you alone until all the food is gone. If want something packed up you have to ask. The Duck is tasty. But fatty. You have to be able to deal with that. That's what makes it so good. I'm pretty sure someone smokes in the kitchen while they cook. You can smell cigarettes. You have to be able to deal with that too. It's part of the experience.

This is the real deal you've been looking for. Authentic Chinese food with a very friendly staff who were terrific! The food was plentiful, fresh, tasty, delicious, and flavorful. The staff spoke very little English, but we communicated well, and I felt so happy we found our Sanfrancisco hang. We were thrilled! Try everything!

Everyone who's worked or lived in Chinatown knows this old school "I don't feel like cooking tonight" standby with late-night weekend hours offering typical Cantonese meals in a snug, bright space. Not gourmet, but good enough, filling and affordable. All of the noodle soups are generally always a good choice in my experience. Noted as Best to order for takeout

Went to visit SF. Me and a friend were just strolling around taking photos. We worked up an appetite and I was craving fried rice. I asked a security guard at Vesuvio lounge. He recommended Yuet Lee around the way. So I took his word for it. There is so many Chinese eateries to choose from it would be a hit or miss. We got there ordered Fried Rice and their Orange Chicken. I was like whoa!! It was really really good. I usually stop by Parada 22 for some Puerto Rican food. But I did something different and I am glad I did. I definitely recommend this spot. I will definitely be coming back again. P.S. Try their spicy sauce. It’s really good. Has a nice mild kick.