Lee Garden

If you are looking for an extremely affordable Asian-American style buffet, (I'm talking ~$7 for a lunch buffet and ~$9 for a dinner buffet), you can't do better in this neck of the woods. The current management cooks Chinese-American but is from Cambodia, and the flavor of the food is what you would expect from a Chinese buffet. The manager and his wife have asked my friend and I every time if everything in the buffet is good/if we need more, which you do not get at bigger/more corporatized buffets. The fried rice is very good and not too salty, and the chow mein is the best I've had at a buffet. The crab rangoons are rocking, and the wonton soup is banging (shout out to my lil b fans). The inside could do with some refurbishing, its true, but I'll take it in all its quaint and budget friendly glory.

I like eating here but they often let the food pans sit empty too long. Also let food sit in pans too long. The variety of food is ok as long as there is food in the pans and it's not sit so long it's cold. I like egg food young and most of the time they are almost gone. I get one if there is one there but usually it's greasy and gotten cold. Wait time for more takes awhile. Staff is very friendly. Prices are fair.

Vegan friendly, good food, great price and service for daily lunch buffet. I stop here on my way to the casino. Read another reviewer who said they went to the Mexican restaurant instead of Lee Garden. On one of my stops at Lee, there were 10 - 12 Mexican-American workers eating here. What does that tell you?

My husabnd and I are very picky chinese food eaters; however after reading the reviews we decided to give this place a shot. The food was great. It was hot, fresh, and tasted really good. The service and price was very reasonable. One thing I should mention is that it is on the small side. The next time we visit the casino I know where we are stopping for lunch!