Lee’s Wok

Be aware the the portions are HUGE. I got two entrees on Sunday (Mu Shu Pork and Orange Beef) and probably won’t have to cook anything for the rest of the week. The mu shu was my favorite. The beef was okay, but heavily breaded, when I’ve ordered this dish in the past the breading was a lot lighter, which I prefer. This place is quite close to my apartment, so I will try it again with some different dishes in the future.

Lee’s Wok will now be my go-​to Chinese food place. I ordered online and had it at my door with a friendly face in just 30 minutes! All of the food was piping hot. The Teriyaki beef sticks were a bit salty but tasty. The dinner special portion is HUGE as the other reviews say as well. I can’t wait to try their Thai food too!

The service here is horrible. I would not recommend this place to any of my associates

I came for lunch and got a decent deal: meal with shrimp fried rice, egg roll, and drink for less than $ 8.
The chicken was better quality than some other places with actual white meat bits. However, it was covered in a gelatinous sauces that ruined the texture. Imagine spicy pudding over fried chicken.

This is some of the worst Chinese food I have ever had. The fried rice tastes like styrofoam, which is the container it is served in. Protein and veggies are either overcooked or undercooked. No air-​conditioning, although I’m guessing most people do take-​out. The only reason I gave it two stars is because you get HUGE portions and the service was speedy. A lunch portion can easily feed 2, but overall, the quality of the food is very poor.

Love lunch Specials. highly recommended.

Just had there takeout, the thai garlic. Piping hot and really good! Great prices and portion sizes. Definitely a case of not judging a book by its cover, (the outside of the place is underwhelming but fine) great place for takeout also the staff is friendly.

The shrimp fried rice is great! My food was fresh and it was ready in less than 15 minutes after I ordered. The sesame chicken was a little sweet for my liking, but still pretty good. Good place for pick-​up. I definitely plan on going back.

Looks may scare you away, but be assured if you go with standard Chinese fare (sweet sour, gen tsao, orange ckn), you won’t be disappointed. Portions are huge and tasty — you can feed 2 people with one $ 8 dinner special.

Decided to try out this place after recently moving to the area. I ordered online for pickup on a Tuesday night and got the General Tso’s chicken (came with white rice) and a small order of chicken fried rice. Online order said it would be ready by 645pm, but I arrived 10 minutes earlier and it was ready so thumbs up for beating the time frame.
I have to say, this is probably the best Chinese takeout I’ve ever had. Highly recommend. Every piece of chicken was 100% white meat. Normally when I go to these Chinese takeout restaurants (usually always order general tso) you get white/​dark/​funky looking mixtures of chicken pieces. Not here. It was piping hot and extremely tender. Not to mention a huge portion size. The sauce was sweet and on par.
The chicken fried rice was also excellent. Huge portion size considering it was a «small». Lots of tender white pieces of chicken mixed with it, which is exactly what you want.
Prices were reasonable. Glad I checked out this place and will definitely be back whenever I’m in the mood for some takeout.

Amazing food at great prices. Great for a quick bite after a long day at the job. For best service, call your order ahead for a streamline pick-​up when you arrive.

It’s a cold night in November. It snowed. I am unhappy. I get home to realize what I have to eat in the last bowl of a quart of hot and sour soup I got from Lee’s Wok a couple of days ago. I warm it up, I eat. I realize this could be the best hot and sour in the city.

Love this place ! I’m Chinese and I know what is good Chinese foods. This is by far the best carry out chop suey place I had. My bf is American and he love this place too. If u don’t want go all the way to Chinatown to have really good Chinese food. This is the place for u. Love their chicken fried rice !!!

Lawl. When I got home, I weighed my takeout container of dinner special sesame chicken and fried rice. Nearly 3.5lbs of food!

Decent food for a decent price, you’ll get what you pay for. Their lunch specials are a huge bang for the buck. I’d say find a few favorites and stick with them, otherwise you’ll be disappointed with some of their plates.

I love chinese food. I think I am msg deficient and have to take my chinese at least 4 times a week. That might seem like a financial hurdle but it really isn’t since I always buy a lunch or a dinner special with is recession priced at under 6 $ for pepper steak with tomato, shrimp fried rice with green onions and bean sprounts, eggroll, soda all for under 6 $. and if you happen to miss your bus and order at 3:01, its just a dollar more for the dinner special… and it tastes good to boot. I really appreciate this place and would recommend to anyone with taste buds.

Generally, the way I tell if a Chinese Restaurant is really good is by trying their General Tso’s chicken.
So, I ordered the General Tso’s chicken (spicy) and my partner ordered the Sesame chicken.
After getting home, I was able to see the different through the plastic container by the sesame seeds on the sesame chicken. At least that was good. However, when i tasted my General Tso’s chicken, it neither looked like the General Tso’s I am used to (peppers and thick red sauce) nor was spicy. After my partner tried his, I noticed that they looked very similar with the exception of the sesame seeds. After trying his, they tasted almost the same. Really unfortunately. I don’t think I will be going back to this place.

Places like this have a special spot in my heart. It’s what Chinese takeout was when I was growing up before every place had to have pad thai, spring rolls and sushi. This is good ol’ fashioned greasy chinese takeout, 90’s style. Put on some MC Hammer, break out that denim vest and dive into the beef with broccoli! Also, I love the shrimp rings. Why don’t more places have them? It’s just a counter with a window. Nothing but takeout. But if you live nearby and want a cheap but filling meal packed with nostalgia (if you’re ages 25 – 40) then you’ve got to try Lee’s!

Can you say EW?
I should have stayed away after walking in the door… but my friend promised me it was yummy. Thank God this is a take-​out/​delivery kinda place because it seems like somewhere you’d get food poisoning. First off, the stripmall restaurant had to be an old podiatrist or some type of doctors office due to the layout and large, framed hole-​in-​the-​wall where a receptionist would call your number. Instead a short Chinawoman stands staring at you wondering when you’ll order. The best part was hearing her scream your order to the Wok workers in Mandarin.
I made a horrible choice and got the Peapod Chicken while my friend got my usual order of General Tso Chicken. I should have gotten my norm but ventured away. The Peapod Chicken was in this runny «gravy» that was the consistency of egg whites and semen. Completely nasty! When I was on the third bite, I thought of all these ideas of how to remove the liquid. After living in several developing countries, I sucked it up and was happy to have more than just rice to eat.
I obviously had left overs and on the drive back to my place, the juice seeped through my plastic ware cover and got all over my buddy’s car. I was afraid what his boyfriend was going to think if I couldn’t clean up all my left-​overs. :X
Just a bad Chinese experience! Period.

OMG i love this place!!!
amazing food… ive never waited more than 10 min for take out… great prices and did i say amazing food?!
i think this place is easily overlooked (its in the corner of a small strip off of clark and montrose) which btw has a small no pay parking lot
the waiting area is quite gross but dont let that deter you from some of the best chinese/​cantonese/​mandarin food in the city
***great veggie fried rice and veggie egg rolls
love it!!!