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Lee's Garden

2.1 (119 reviews)
InexpensiveChinese
Open • 10:30 am - 8:30 pm

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Casual
Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Sweet & Sour Pork, yuck! Felt like I was chewing gum Lemon Chicken, yuck!! Chicken Fried rice, what the heck, SUPER YUCK!!
Chante P.

Before I ordered I asked a customer if the food was good. He said "Oh yes!!" LIES!! Food was nasty and not seasoned at all. I just wasted my money. I was charged for an egg roll that I didn't receive. The can of Sprite was good! Never coming back here again. YUCK!! Sweet & Sour Pork, yuck! Felt like I was chewing gum. I spit it out!! Ewww! Lemon Chicken, yuck!! Chicken Fried rice, what the heck, SUPER YUCK!! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!!!

When did they start putting flour in their Egg Foo Young? And, where is the gravy? It's supposed to be light and airy. This is as thick as a double stack pancake, in each one. I wasn't ordering pancakes. I guess that ends my purchases of that item here. By the way, I've been a patron for 30 years, even when it used to be in the old building.

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Best Chinese restaurant in America, 10 years I've been coming here I've traveled across America can say there is a place like it. 10/10 service and food

Half rice Half chow mein. Ginger chicken with string beans
Donte B.

Hear me out. If you're interested in fine dining, this may not be your place. The prices are very reasonable. The food is also good. I don't really venture out and try other items. I stick to my go-to. Ginger or sesame chicken and string beans. The service may not always be 5 stars. The family that runs it doesn't speak English very well, and they will accidentally skip you if you aren't paying attention. However, I think this place is worth trying if you want some quick Chinese food without having to break your pockets. This place is takeout only

Worm found on my food. Never go here!!!

Found a warm on my food this was disgusting and they were not trying to give me my money back, never go in here again.

They need tip to fill your food

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This place is dirty disgusting food is horrible go around plaza to the other Chinese restaurant

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The food was very poor quality. Now the stemmed vegetables looked ok and tofu but all the meat and rice was bad.

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Hi we are closing one hr later so come check us out again! Thank you

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Im doing it just because wend we ask for sweet and sour they sed no. Only 1 cup for 3 orders.why who knows. Foods good bad service

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Found multiple hairs in my food, there was also a burnt clump of rice that also had many more hairs......

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The service staff do not speak English or Mandarin. The service is too poor. An extra fast food plate will cost 25 cents

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Really delicious and fresh food! Loved the sesame chicken and henan chicken too with chicken chow mien.

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