So here's the low down on this place. They should cut their prices in half for what they are serving. Portions are good but the food is under seasoned and over and/or undercooked. I had the Atlantic Salmon and both the rice and the beans were underdone and needed seasoning. Enter soy sauce because salt and pepper wasn't helping. The salmon though it had good grill marks was dry and I had to put salt on it and also sriracha sauce to help with flavor. I did order beef dumplings as an appetizer and those were decent. They could've been juicer though. If you're gonna charge that much at least do it right. read more

Lee Kitchen - Beef dumplings - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

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I should have known when I didn't see a single Asian person working here. No self respecting Asian person could stand behind the quality of this food. I got the udon and wow. For $23 at an airport, I got some bland beef with worse broth than bullion powder. I mean I woulda been happier with a packet of shin ramen w some egg in it, even if they charged me $23. I think the cilantro was made of paper and how is seaweed not even salty? I saw another gentleman in front of me slowly gnawing away at a pitiful looking burger. No one looked like they enjoyed anything. I'm never going to skip reviews before trying a restaurant ever again. read more

Do not eat here please. The burger tastes like unseasoned ground beef. The mango salad tastes like a costco asian flavored salad with two pieces of tofu. The chicken skewer is bland, unseasoned, overcooked rubbery chicken. I honestly would feel bad for susur lee for having their name associated with it read more

This place was supposed to be great but the spring rolls were just grease balls with a few little bits of shredded cabbage and the pork shumai was inedible-literally raw on the inside (not the nice pink steam it's supposed to be). They refunded my entire meal because they agreed the quality was awful. I honestly couldn't eat it anything. Maybe other things are good but these are terrible. read more

Can u give this place less than 1 star unfortunately not. Absolutely embarrassing for an iron chef to have their name associated with this establishment. Sweet and sour chicken $22 that you can walk into any mall food court and get twice much and much better presentation and flavour. Shame on chef Lee, quality and value are not there, this not something you should have your name read more

Food was disgusting except the burger and fries. We ordered pad Thai and the dumpling appetizer. Dumpling appetizer was terrible and the pad Thai was dry, chicken was overcooked and dry and the flavor of the pad Thai was off read more

Do not order the steak frites at this place. I know it's Asian, but the most expensive thing on the menu is steak. Dumpling platter is 8 pieces of each for $24. Meanwhile you could get 8 pieces of two styles for $20. Asian mango salad was okay, chicken was undercooked and had to be redone. Very slow service. read more

Great to have a decent dim sum option at an airport, with good beer to boot! (Loved the Barking Squirrel from Hop City.) Yes, it is not cheap for what you get compared to a spot In Chinatown, but come on, it's in the airport by the gate between your long international layover - location, location, location and pretty good taste to boot. The dim sum platter was a nice mix of har gao (shrimp), chicken dumplings, beef dumplings and pork bao buns. read more

Surprisingly OK restaurant in the E International concourse, near gate res quite a choice of venues in this area, but the thing that caught my eye was Dim Sum! Always partial to the stuff, morning, noon or night, I thought I'd give it a shot. There's a small dim sum kitchen by the door, a long bar that reaches to the main galley and a bunch of tables in the main room, with a longish banquet seat on the wall opposite the bar. They offer a couple of decent beers, including Barking Squirrel, a selection of some half dozen dim sum varieties, or a taster platter. There's conventional bar food as well. What makes the place worthy of 4 stars is the number and efficiency of the waiters. Makes sense as most folks in an airport are on the move, so you don't want to have to wait ages for food or a bill. Next time I'm UK bound from here, this will be my first port of call. read more

Lee Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

This place is really not it. We got the dim sum platter and it was quite underwhelming. Don't bother

I was early getting to the airport. I was getting hungry. It was lunchtime. I saw Lee Kitchen and decided to give it a shot. I wanted to get the dim sum combo, which consisted of eight different items for $21. Yep, you can tell that this place has jacked-up prices. I was hungry, but was not at a gorging phase. Instead, I went with the Hong Kong fried rice and a Diet Coke. The fried rice was okay. Frankly, it was too sweet for my taste. Since when is fried rice sweet in Hong Kong? Maybe I went to the wrong places when I was there years ago. Perhaps my mom, who makes excellent fried rice and grew up there, has been doing it wrong. Um, I'd say no on both counts. Service was a bit sluggish, but I wasn't in a rush. I managed to have a leisurely lunch and had plenty of time to spare to board my flight. I would like to try the dim sum platter next time, even though I would be breaking the bank again. (126) read more

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I had the hoisin maple chicken. It was decent but not worth the price. Service was mediocre, I guess you can't expect much at an airport. Only reason I came cause of the name Susur Lee. read more

Lee Kitchen - Hoisin Maple Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

I was so excited to see one of Susar Lee's restos at the airport! I ordered the pad thai. Terrible like a bad diner version ...even overcooked the rice noodles. Shameful using his name for this ..what a scam. read more

As airport food goes, my family and I were extremely satisfied :) . I strongly recommend the General Tao Chicken and the Banana Cake. Those were the two stand out dishes of our evening. I would happily eat both of those for breakfast, lunch and dinner! As well, our waitress, Meghan, was upbeat, sweet, and helpful. It wasn't anything overly special, but overall a good airport food experience, and I would return here the next time I travel :) . read more

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Typical airport food, ok and expensive. Food is ok but it's also the only sit down Asian food place. Eat here if you have time and don't care about good service. read more

Skip this place and hit the food court and save a ton of money. When you order a beer, the bartender is going to leave the top inch or so of the glass empty, even though they are $12.50 a pop. The Dim Sum is disgusting microwaved frozen food from a factory (per waiter). We could not eat it past first bite. Curry was served luke warm. Udon had a funky flavor and wife did not finish it. read more

Too expensive for what you get. I had the beef udon bowl, my boyfriend had some small apps. Pictures and food do look appealing, however the taste is just not there for the price...even when we are talking airport food. Won't try it again. read more

Lee Kitchen - Beef udon - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

Finding stars for this one is a hard job. The place was dirty. The service was horrible. The food was below average. The price was crazy expensive. The wonton soup had three wontons in it at $17. The soup or the plate had a disinfectant taste. The basil pad Thai noodles at $20 were salty. The chicken kebab at an extra $6.5 was a robbery. read more

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I had a quick layover in Toronto and I decided to check this place out. I have to admit that I had high expectations coming into it since I had just seen him on TV with Andrew Zimmerman. I didn't have much time so I went with the beef wonton special. Service was polite and attentive despite being completely packed. Now on to the food. Ingredients were spectacular. Beef to melt in your mouth and juicy handmade wontons. I had to take a star away due to the bland broth which was very surprising but otherwise it was just what I needed to get through the hell of bad in flight meals read more

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Susur Lee should remove his name from this restaurant. No care was given to this business. Do they really only focus about making a quick buck from travellers and knowing that they probably won't be back, they just don't give a crap. The place is messy, dirty dishes and cup all over the counters. All the servers look so tired and disorganized. Food was on the expensive side and not good at all. Service was slow. I should have just grab a burger from the food court! read more

Had the coconut seafood curry but don't bother. Was advertised as having shrimp, salmon and scallops. Had some salmon, terrible tiny shrimp which gave the curry a very fishy taste (not from the fish stock) and no scallops to speak of. Tried the shrimp/chicken dumplings and although the taste was close the food quality wasn't great composed of a grissly pollock making the dumpling sad. On the bright side the server was good and beer was cold but I wouldn't recommend eating there. read more

I'd have to agree with the general consensus here. I expected a heck of a lot more from this place. The service was slow and not at all engaging in the customer. The food was below par. We would have had better quality at a fast food restaurant. The price was way too high for this level of restaurant. Don't. Just don't. read more

Lee Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

It's an airport restaurant Emirates paid for me to eat at because their contract lounge was too crowded. Somehow, I know the lounge would have had worse food. So, I mean, okay. The reason this restaurant has two stars is because it has a five star view. Since my ratings are cumulative - that means the remainder of the experience is around a -3. Weird decor. Dirty. Overpriced. Bland. Oh wait, that's all of Toronto. An exceptional representation of Modern Canada, but at least you get to leave Lee's kitchen without paying income tax! read more

We waited 10 minutes for a server, so we finally had to ask for our waitress, same story with the bill. Otherwise the food arrived quickly and was hot and delicious; I suggest the Dim Sum platter and the shrimp wontons--loved the sweet and spicy sauce with the wontons. read more

Lee Kitchen - Dim Sum platter at Lee Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

This is worst restaurant I ever had since I was born, I ordered Hongkong fried rice, I puked afterwards. It's like a challenge for whoever ordered it. Guys, I dare you try dat, and let me know what u feel read more

Bad service, bad attitude, broken glass on floor, tired atmosphere and just dirty. I would not recommend this place. Food was ok. But not worth it for the bad service. read more

1.5 stars: This place really capitalizes on sleepless travellers on layovers and the lack of other food options at the international terminal in Pearson airport. My very low expectations were "met" and I unfortunately wasn't able to come away pleasantly surprised. I ordered the General Tao chicken which tasted on par with Chinese food court chicken except double the price ($19) and half the size. It was "tasty" in a food court way which I regretted once I boarded my flight. Would only come back because it is here or the soggy panini place across from here. read more

Lee Kitchen - General Tao chicken and rice - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

Let me start by saying I did not eat here but my friends and I had a few drinks at the bar inside. The price of the food was a little too much and just not worth it (I'm aware it is in the airport). Our bartender was very nice and served us quickly. Strawberry mint lemonade was tasty. The only thing that really threw us off was the amount of gnats flying around the bar. There were so many swarming around that we just lost our appetites. read more

If I can give 0 star, I would... It took them 30 minutes to prepare a breakfast and an assorted dim sum plate for me and my husband, tho there were only the two of us when we dined at Lee Kitchen.. Breakfast was really just cheap diner egg and toast, assorted dim sum is worst than what you can get frozen from Asian supermarket and steam at home. Worst part was, half way through the dim sum dish, we found a long hair and we reported to our server right away. She took a look and said to us,"so there's a hair, and you guys still ate the food!?", we responded that we found it half way through . She repeated the same thing and looked at us in disbelief, and said that she can't give us refund because we ate the dish. Me and my husband were speechless and felt bad for chef Susur Lee, his face and name basically was trashed by people who just don't care about their job. read more

Lee Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

I'm surprised Lee would lend his name to this place. The green curry chicken was equivalent to a salt lick. I'll need to drink water for weeks to recover. My gf had the general tao which was better at least, but nothing special, especially given the price point. Will certainly avoid going forward. read more

Susur Lee's Kitchen ended up being a So-so Lee Kitchen... While I enjoy the ambience, the atmosphere and (to some extent) the meals at Fring's (Also co-owned by Susur Lee), the food and the portions at Lee Kitchen were abysmal to say the least.. I ordered the Shrimp Pad Thai with the strawberry mint lemonade while my mom ordered a vegetable spring roll combo. The noodles for the Pad Thai were a little too sweetened and as a result, it overpowered the overall taste of the dish. Further, only 2-3 small pieces of shrimp were provided with too many nuts sprinkled on top. The Strawberry Mint lemonade was a little too minty for my taste, however my mom really enjoyed her mango smoothie! That said, the options for vegetarian travellers are extremely limited (to 2 or 3 dishes MAX) and it was a little disappointing to not even be asked for dietary accommodations. Lastly, the price for this place is off the charts, and definitely not worth for the portions you're being given. We (Party of 3) had a $120 voucher that we used for the meal (2 Pad Thai + 1 Veg Spring Roll + 3 Drinks which came about to $100+tax) but in retrospect, I think I would have realized better value using that at one of the many fast food chains combined with some gift items... I like the hipster atmosphere, feel and ambience of the place, especially where I can directly see them making the dim sums so that was cool. The waiters were nice, but seemed really rushed (Maybe the airport atmosphere) Granted, I had a flight to catch in 35 minutes (and thankfully, I made it!!!) read more

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Can't give a 0 Star review. Damnit. Still waiting, and it's been 45 minutes. While writing this the staff came by to check on us, and ended up telling us it was our fault it was so slow; as we ordered the slowest items on their menu (tip, maybe indicate that on your menu Susur). Food finally came, and we at it (ribs and green curry). Nothing special, and definitely not worth the price we paid. TLDR: mediocre food, arrogant staff, don't bother. read more

This rating is a reflection of the cost and taste of the food, and not a rating for the service staff. Summary of this eatery (definitely not worthy of being called a restaurant), the food was both horrible tasting (extremely salty) and expensive. The added bonus I got was raw chicken which the kitchen claimed it was "cooked". A total waste of money!!! Here's the long version. My dad and I were catching a long haul flight at Pearson, and saw this restaurant which seemed to be offering warm noodle soup and dim sum. I had mentally prepared for the authenticity of the place, however, the food was much worse than expected and was extremely expensive for what it is. I had gotten the Pad Thai with chicken on the side (an extra $5). I had expected the chicken to be incorporated into the Pad thai, it instead came out as a skewer with 3 pieces (cold on the outside, and pink in the middle refer to photo) - not sure about you guys but that's not what I look for in chicken. I had complained about it, and was brought another skewer, and the waiter saying the kitchen checked the temperature of the chicken and said it was okay (really not sure what broken thermometer they used). On top of the raw chicken, the Pad thai was swimming in soy sauce. It was so salty but I was extremely hungry. My dad had gotten a beef noodle soup with shrimp wonton noodles. Also very mediocre, but he doesn't complain as much as I do. The total of the meal came to $60 with tip, NO drinks, just two horribly cooked meals. Stay far away from this place if you can!! read more

Lee Kitchen - Cold on the outside and raw on the inside chicken at Susur Lee eatery. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

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Don't get how people have given this place crap ratings. The food is probably the best food you can get in this terminal and worth the money. First time I been here I think I had some sort of beef salad, I vaguely remember the mint and fresh taste of it. Was really good. Recently I had there green curry. It seemed to be a fusion of Thai and Indian food, and honestly it was so freaking good. The portion of chicken was definitely filling. Both times I have sat at the bar. Usually the quicker in/out option when there is a wait for tables. read more

It's an American and dim sum restaurant. Decor has a cafeteria feel, not really cozy. There is a lounge side with tv screens. Our omelettes were fine and came with all of the fixings. They were probably the best deal for $15. Other items were expensive. Server was pleasant. Acoustics were tinny. And retro music. It was ok if you don't mind the cafeteria feel to the place. Seats were hard plastic. read more

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Funny how they called his restaurant one of the best airport restaurant, this restaurant 's food is so terrible, worst thing I ever eat in my entire life, I believe if u go out of airport and go to any Chinese dim sum restaurant, u ll get a much better taste and a cheaper price for dim sum, I didn't finish my food and I'm ready to go, I can't even eat more of those dim sum, taste so bad read more

Lee Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Mississauga, Ontario

The Fried Shrimp Wontons with sweet chilli sauce and Shrimp Dumplings were absolutely delicious; perfectly cooked, flavourful, and exceeded every expectation. Service was lacklustre and inattentive, and the atmosphere is incredibly noisy with very few textiles to absorb sound in a space with high ceilings...but who cares when the dim sum is this tasty. I look forward to having a pre-flight snack here again. read more

Personally, I'm transit, I'm looking for a good price/quality. This place has the advantage to have a real restaurant area where you can stand. The plates are generous and the team was serious in doing his job. 1000 Lee kitchen better than all the sandwich place without any interest. read more

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Too bad there isn't a 0.5 star option.... We ordered the wonton soup and the "award winning green curry". Both were horrible and I wish I had just waited to eat on the plane.... Let's talk about the service first... Walked in, waited 10 minutes before the waitress came to ask what we wanted to drink and she was very rude about it too... also was impatient. Waited 20 more minutes for food and not once did she come check on us. At end, when we asked to pay, she pretty much stared at me while I entered the tip amount and threw the receipt at me while my other friend paid her bill. Needless to say, she didn't get very much tip ... Ok, now food... Wonton soup first - 3, yes... only 3 wontons floating in shallow "broth" and the worst part is.... the dish is completely cold (that's a $16 dish btw). Now to the award winning green curry... it's the worst curry I've ever tasted.... very deconstruct... and felt like throwing up after eating it..., the tomato purée was a mystery to me, not sure why he would ever add that to the dish because it overpowers everything... Now to the bill, the two dishes costed me $50.... way overpriced and horrible food. Would not recommend at all read more

A pleasant surprise at the airport. I expected the typical successful brand interpreted badly at the airport by whatever factory produces airport meals . I am a frequent dinner at Lee and Luckee downtown and I am happy to say to it is a very reasonable facsimile Mark the bartender is an excellent brand ambassador for Lee he waa knowledgeable about the food and the other restaurants read more