Lee's Kitchen Restaurant à Redmond

Name: Lee's Kitchen
Address: 152nd Avenue Northeast, Redmond, United States
Telephone: 14256293980
Rating: 3.3

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Lee's Kitchen

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#124 Depuis 178 à Redmond

6.5

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Ambiance

6.5/10

Nourriture

6.5/10

Intérieur

6.5/10

Des prix

6.5/10

Service

6.5/10

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Prix & Cuisine

$$ Chinese

Type de restaurant

Restaurant

Caractéristiques

Wheelchair Accessible

Information

152nd Avenue Northeast, Redmond, United States

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4 months ago

A little overpriced as quantity is for single person portion. Taste is good! The stone pot rice has slight burned rice bottom飯焦, which is excellent. The rice noodle 腸粉is very soft and smooth 滑, but the portion is small. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

Vivian Kwan

3 months ago

The restaurant has good food. I was impressed by the freshness and quality. The portion sizes were fair. I was surprised that the restaurant was so busy. On a Sunday late morning. I waited about half hour or more before being seated. There were many people waiting inside the restaurant hoping for a table. I provided my contact information and checked in with staff regularly to ensure that I would be given a seat at a table. You can order from a menu or with a smartphone and a QR code after being seated. The staff were just so busy with orders that I felt a bit bad for the staff. I would have the say that the service was felt short. Other than the staff telling us about their waitlist system, the staff delivering our food to the table and paying at the desk, we hardly interacted with staff. Do note that if you order a stone pot dish that it takes up 30 minutes to cook. It’s a good dish, but I was surprised about the wait time. I would like to give them another try—I think they need more staffing to support their business to give their customers a better experience. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 4

FyuNeru

A month ago

I love their food. Rice noodles and stone pot rice are done right, delicious! Love their free soy milk as well. However there’s little to no service at all 😅 I had to even ask for chopsticks and bowls. Basically I was just self served. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3

Jiyeon Lee

2 months ago

It was my first visit. Shrimp rice roll and braised pig ear were delicious. Pork kidney and liver were not my thing. The staff was very kind and friendly. Might try another dish next time. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $30–50 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Beibin Li

5 months ago

I had the best Cantonese dinner here; out of all the places I've tried in the Pacific Northwest during my seven-year residence. It's a place I now plan on visiting weekly. Pros: - Exceptional food with an authentic taste. So far, I've tried 肠粉，腰花，猪脚饭，煲仔饭，and 面, and they've all been delightful! - Reasonable pricing. Cons: - The waiting area is quite compact, so you might find yourself waiting outside during busy hours. - The wait time tends to stretch long, especially over the weekends. While the service and ambiance are a bit lacking, it's a trade-off that explains the attractive pricing. A must-to-go place if you like Cantonese food. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

David Tran

2 weeks ago

The food was okay. I got the clay pot rice with patty. The patty was well seasoned, but there was very little of it compared to the huge bowl of rice. There was burnt rice at the bottom, which is a good thing for clay pot. The rest of the bowl was rather bland and dry. The service was really disappointing. After we sat down, the person at the counter only stared at us without ever asking if we needed help ordering or if we wanted anything. Thankfully, we found a menu on the table next to us. We ended waiting around for 15 mins seeing other tables being served. We had to go up and ask to put in our order. We were never given glasses of water or tea. We had to walk up to the counter and ask for them, while other tables got them pretty quickly. There was free soup apparently, but we were only told about it as we were about to leave. We did not feel welcomed at all. Is it because we couldn't read Chinese? Were all those things written somewhere? I wouldn't know. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $10–20 Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2

Tina Chan

7 months ago

Came here with family, party of 7. The restaurant isn’t too big, maybe only able to accommodate 35-40 customers at a time. The wait staff was attentive and accommodating. We didn’t see the self-service station for sauces and asked the waiter for soy sauce and vinegar. He gladly brought it over for us and let us know if we needed more, we can get it there. They used QR code to view the menu and order, instead of tablet as another reviewer indicated, maybe that’s a recent change, not sure, but we went on 7/15 and didn’t see any tablets. I saw another table with a piece of paper, it looked like they were able to order that way too. So no fear for those still preferring to order the old fashioned way. The food was really good, reminded me of HK style comfort food and a little bit of Taiwanese influence. The noodle and rice dishes are pretty big portion, definitely best to share. The rice rolls are super soft, really yummy to eat. The kids really liked the chicken wings and fried pork appetizer. I liked the music they were playing too.. brought back memories of our younger days! lol. Oh the restroom was really clean, big thumbs up for that! I always appreciate restaurants taking care of that, indicates to me that they care about hygiene! Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Alan Wong

Wish I could like it. People run it speak Cantonese, but the clay pot rice is too salty and could use more crispy rice portions. Won ton mein is on the edge of being too salty too. At the end of the day I wouldnt take my mom here.

Mia Yu

We arrived around 7:50, put our name down on the waitlist, and it only took 11 minutes for our table to be ready for 4. We ordered pork rice roll add egg, appetizer bamboo shoots, preserved vegetable pork noodle soup, and beef rice noodle soup. My Cantonese friend seemed not so impressed with the rice roll, but I really like the texture of it, which is way better than any dim sum restaurant in Seattle. The bamboo shoots is delicious. The preserved vegetable pork noodle soup portion is a bit small but is also yummy. We had to add on an order of beef noodle soup to share, which became my favourite! The rice noodle is on the thinner side, the broth is so tasty! It has some bamboo and those Chinese pickled green beans in it. The noodle soup also came with some wood ear mushroom, luncheon pork, cuttlefish ball. This noodle soup is so good would definitely come back next week to have it again! And the service is fast and attentive. Food came out really quick, and is a kid friendly restaurant. Our kids like all the food! Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Andy W

8 months ago

This place just opened, so I decided to give it a try today. There wasn't much people waiting on a weekday, and I got a table fairly quick. I ordered through an iPad, and the food arrived pretty fast. The service was really good. However, I found the taste of the food to be average, nothing special. The portion sizes were moderate. If you live nearby, it's worth visiting occasionally, but it's not really worth driving 30 min for the food. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $20–30 Food: 2 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3