I have lived in the Northeast part of philadelphia for five years now, coming from Brooklyn, New York where a chinese take out restaurant is as common as any cheesesteak spot in philly. After years... More

I have lived in the Northeast part of philadelphia for five years now, coming from Brooklyn, New York where a chinese take out restaurant is as common as any cheesesteak spot in philly. After years of consuming chinese take out in my native borough of brooklyn and in my new home away from home northeast philly , I gotta admit Mr. Lee's won me over with there chicken wings and fried rice. I have consumed this delicassy for years in new york and there's nothing comparing to the authentic taste once your taste buds sinks into Mr. Lee's Chicken wings. Mr. Lee's fried rice is not overcooked and has color and texture, every food is well cooked, not like other chinese restaurants which give you a feeling of something not being fully cooked and no life to it, even a pale look, no color very bland. Not Mr. Lee's your bound to separate this Chines Cuisine from the rest. Try it, I guarantee mouth full of flavor, you will enjoy. Thanx Mr. Lee's for Serving me and my family for Five Years in The Northeast of Philadelphia. P.S Crab Ragoon A++
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I have enjoyed many dinners at Lee's. Mostly take out style. Recently Lee's changed hands. They kept the name but the food is definitely not the same. The food is hit or miss. One day the won... More

I have enjoyed many dinners at Lee's. Mostly take out style. Recently Lee's changed hands. They kept the name but the food is definitely not the same. The food is hit or miss. One day the won ton soup is excellent and the next the noodles are chewy and tough. The pork fried rice is one of my favorites but last time it was a disappointment. Just blah tasting. The General Tso's chicken was tasty but the broccoli was overcooked. I'll probably give it another chance but if I am disappointed again I'll be looking for a new restaurant for my Chinese take-out.
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