Lee's Kitchen

Ordered dinner for 4 people. Paid over $60. And I get 2 containers of sauce, that leaked through and out into my car, 1 medium sized container of rice, 1 container or vegetables, and 2 containers of chicken, 3 pieces of duck for a dinner of FOUR! an 4 egg rolls. Called to tell them that what they gave me wasn't all I ordered but they just denied everything and they're right and customer is always wrong in Chinese restaurant. Also, instead of friend rice with chicken I got friend rice with tofu. Thanks for charging an extra $4 per person (x4) and giving me tofu. Shame on you, you cheating bad people.

One of the more interesting Chinese meals I've had. I got the Szechuan dinner. The Kong Pao chicken was not heavily sauced however the vegetables were thoroughly undercooked. The Szechuan beef should've been called sugar beef. It was heavily fried and doused in a sugar sauce. I'll be it it was very tasty. The eggrolls were unlike any other and so thick and heavily fried that I could not eat them. The sweet-and-sour pork consisted of pork that tasted like it was a day old and came with a sauce that had a few pieces of pineapple in it that was to be poured over the pork. Different. The barbecued beef was simply slices of beef that looked like slightly BBQed. I was forewarned about the food however I'm staying at a hotel locally and I thought I would get takeout. I'm not sure how it is that people find the food to be delicious but it's up to you if you want to take a chance on it and have a try. I can say that I enjoyed the beef albeit I think that it was tremendously unhealthy and really didn't appear to resemble beef much and the Kung pow would've been very good had it has been cooked.

This has some of the best kung pao chicken I've ever tasted. They also have great hot and sour soup. Service is better than most other places we go, even when busy. My only down side is I don't care for their breading. It's not bad, by any means, just not to my taste. My wife and kids love it. Second best Chinese place in the area.

I ordered the chicken Chowmein, it costed $11 which is around standard good chinese food. The food is terrible, I didn’t get any noodles and the food is soggy and smothered in gravy. Hunans Pearl is a way better restaurant for the same price. I tried calling back about this and they hung up on me. Terrible food and service. Chicken is also a little pink as shown in the photo.