Lee’s Kitchen

Decent food, cheap. They deliver if your order is more than12 $. The special duck meal was great with a big portion.

My friends had ordered from this place earlier in the day for delivery. When I found out, and since it was Christmas day and I didn’t want to leave the house again, I decided to give them a try for delivery just like my friends had. I placed my order at 7:30pm and that’s when my friends told me that it was decidedly mediocre but I had already ordered. I waited until 9:10pm and still no food had been delivered. I called and called but no one ever answered. Don’t get delivery since it may not show up. Don’t eat here unless you want something mediocre (as per my friends).

EXCELLENT FOOD! Excellent portions, excellent prices, LOVE the shrimp/​chicken crust soup, the chicken or shrimp in hot curry sauce, all of the lo mein :) the place to go to for Chinese delivery in the GNW area.

Awful food. Slow delivery. Very expensive for what you get. I always look for positive to say but there is none here.

Food is decent. Managers are rude. An hour and a half after ordering I called back to be told he was «on his way and there was nothing they could do for me.» Ridiculous.

It’s a nice place around the corner. Fair pricing 15 min carryout. I go here at least once a week.

Horrible. Just horrible. This place is like a shack. Not sure what’s in the kitchen. The fried rice was horrible and the beef with broccoli was flavorless. It’s like an order out place. Walk up to counter, order, 10 minutes later food ready. I’d pay more for better quality!

This was really good Chinese delivery. Got here on time and was still steaming hot. Had the General Chicken, and ordered the kids sweet and sour chicken. Both were great. There are plenty of leftovers for tomorrow, and I will be ordering from Lee’s again.

This was real bad. I went in and picked up lunch to go and thank god it was only $ 6. I had watched a documentary on general tsos chicken the night before so I wanted some good old American Chinese food. The sauce in this stuff was like a neon color and the chicken tasted old. The rice was gross. How do you mess up rice? It was a weird flavor. Being from la and growing up in an Asian neighborhood I do have high standards. I didn’t expect authentic Chinese food, just some american Chinese classic comfort but I couldn’t even take more than three bites of this. I saved it so my husband who is from nyc and loves hood Chinese food could try it to determine if I was being a diva. He tried it and was like where is this place I want to make sure we never go there again. We won’t.

Good neighborhood Chinese. Delivery is within 30minutes. I’ve had the chicken and broccoli and triple delight. Both are pretty good.

If you like burnt maggots in your white rice than this is definitely the place for you… literally made myself vomit the few bites of Kung Pao chicken that I had already eaten before this appalling discovery. After this, researched Board of Health inspections for this establishment which consistently note citations for visible insect/​rodent droppings… Absolutely disgusting!

Second time was awful. Ordered last week and was so impressed that I ordered again this week. Bad idea. Burnt fatty BBQ ribs and super burnt fried rice. What a disappointment! Not a place I’ll go back to.

Ordered through EAT24 and it arrived 20 minutes before time quoted. Egg drop soup, and fried rice are great.

I was craving Chinese food, but couldn’t be bothered to change out of my PJ’s. The sweet and sour chicken was satisfied my Chinese food itch. The chicken fried rice had bean sprouts in it, which I enjoyed. The egg rolls were warm and crispy. The best part… on a Saturday night, my food arrived in under 40 minutes and cost less than $ 20.00 for 2 days worth of leftovers.
Was the food gourmet? It’s not PF Changs, but it is hot, satisfying, and the portions are hefty.
Is it comparable to other Chinese food restaurants? Absolutely
Would I eat here again? You betcha!

Ordered delivery from here this past weekend & I won’t order from here again. Food was hot & plentiful but not tasty at all. It had no taste! Wish I would’ve like it since it is so convenient.

I’ve only ever ordered here a few times for delivery. Their potstickers and mu shu beef are great, but I try to steer clear of most of the stir-​fry items as the ones I’ve sampled taste… off (the Mongolian beef and the orange chicken spring to mind). I can’t pinpoint what the off flavor is, but it may be from canned mushrooms/​bamboo shoots or whatever they marinated the meat in.
The portions are great for the price, so if you’re looking for quantity over quality (or have a jonesing for some good mu shu or potstickers), definitely hit this place up.

Just picked up my order, thought a little pricey for one (12.00) until I got home… I have enough food for 3 people and it’s pretty yummy! Glad they are up the street! :)

Really had the taste for Chinese food tonight so I called Lee’s Kitchen and ordered a quart of special fried rice with chicken and shrimp, with a couple of egg rolls. Picked it up about 10 minutes later bringing it home to enjoy my feast. Have to say there was lots of shrimp but very few pieces of chicken… not many peas and it was really a bit dry. Overall just a medium experience. On the other hand, the egg rolls were done to perfection, crisp on the outside, not greasy at all and the filling inside was moist and fresh tasting. Lee’s included plenty of soy and duck sauce with my carry out meal. Was a lot of food for under ten dollars but not sure I’ll try them again… we’ll see…

I had to up my rating because Lee’s Kitchen added a new feature — online ordering! If you use the web service «Eat24» you can access and order from the Lee’s kitchen menu (pending you are in their delivery area) online. Plus, you can apply Eat24 coupons to your order, which you get for signing up for the newsletter the website sends out.
Food and delivery time continue to be exactly what my husband and I want/​expect from a delivery place. Our food always arrives on or before the expected delivery time.
As a note, I have seen that «crab rangoon» can be a polarizing item — the Lee’s kitchen variant is probably closer to a cheese rangoon with the addition of crab, but I personally like this style — Just to clarify my previous review and prevent cries of «Foul!» over the style of rangoon they serve.

I order from Lee’s Kitchen acouple times of month. The prices are great and the food always tastes fresh. The amount of food that you get from each dinner special will feed 2 adults easy. Each time I have ordered the food has been ready in about 10 – 15 minutes which is about the norm for a Chinese restaurant. The staff behind the counter are always really nice and love to chat me up about our same last name Lee.
Oh and the eggs rolls are 2 for $ 2. Get extra they are delicious.