I was totally tempted to go with a 4-star, but heck, whatever I didn't like was my own choice…read more Lee's held up their end of the bargain. Fast, pleasant service, relaxed atmosphere, fresh food...Kyla was great, and when asked, told us how to separate our tip for cook & her. Drinks never went dry.
Hunting for something new on a Saturday afternoon around 1P and Husband craving Mongolian grill type food. Yelp showed Lee's (yay for Yelp!) & we had to go. Little skeptical on location when we arrived, but go in - you won't be sorry.
$14.25 one time through, $15.25 unlimited. You aren't billed until the end, so you can choose if "once is not enough." Includes egg drop soup, pocket bread (really unusual choice but tasty) & rice. I thought the soup was bland, but Husband, who traveled and lived in several Asian locations, thought it was original and perfect. Was happy to have locals in front of us - young men (brothers) who said their mom had been bringing them since they were kids and taught them how to make their bowls, so they shared their secrets to the best way to get what you want in one bowl, as well as their sauce recipe. Think about that - they are now spending THEIR money to eat here. In fact, most of the people we saw come in - and it was a steady stream for a middle of the afternoon Saturday - were locals, not tourists.
Crab wontons - fantastic! Thumbs up from Husband too. Egg rolls - different. Loved insides, but the breading they use on the outside was puffy and messed with my texture issues.
I chose pork as my meat, though I now understand after talking to friends, I could have asked for elk or Bison, had I been "in the know." I did lots of veggies, no noodles. Husband did chicken & beef w/noodles. Both were delish, but next time I will pass on the recommended curry sauce.
One bowl was plenty, which means if you don't like it, you only lose $15. Be adventurous.
