The lady at the counter literally tossed the receipt at me and told me to sign, which felt very rude. As for the food, it tasted just like any other average Chinese takeout — nothing special.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
Jimbo75
Best Chinese food in Florida
Adam Alvarez
Do NOT ORDER TONKOTSU RAMEN. I should have known better than to order a traditional Japanese ramen from a Chinese restaurant.. the broth tasted like water, served with a fried egg instead of soft-boiled. No Nori as described. Ingredients tasted like frozen fast food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Alfred Kornegay
First time trying this local Chinese restaurant on the Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend after driving by so many times. Next to a dispensary so I figured the food must satisfied people's Munchies. Very crowded and seemed to not have enough staff cooking. Walked in and ordered, said 10 minutes, 45 minutes later food was finished. Food was okay, but I have a closer restaurant to go to.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
cori mendoza
Good take out. Very clean
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Andrea Castillo
We have been coming here for years. A year ago we ordered and the food was no longer good, but we decided to give it another try this week. The food was terrible, tasted like chinese food from a mall and for the price we paid, it should be better. I’m not sure if it changed ownership, but it’s not worth it anymore. Chicken was hard and chewy on the fried rice and the general tso’s chicken was slimy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
Foodie Lady
I ordered for the first time and it will be my last. General chicken was like eating leather. I couldn’t even chew it. The fried rice was dry as a bone with old pork pieces in it which tasted like card board. They don’t even give you a little bag of noodles. I tossed the whole thing in the trash. What a disappointment. How could the good reviews be so wrong.
Food: 1
Hans Hans
Price was way too high fir too go .we were ordered two plate for $60 wow too much bye Lisa's kitchen i wont be back
Service: 1
itai half
Believe me, order the Szechuan Shrimp, you won't regret it!! Best Chinese food in the area
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ari Silverman
The food was ready when i showed up. Ordered crispy tofu. I was excellent.
Decided to check this place out based on the great reviews. The restaurant was super clean and the employees were nice. The service was fast. I ordered a General Tso Chicken Dinner plate that came with pork fried rice, 1 egg roll & wonton soup, came out to $23. The portion was the same if not smaller than most Chinese restaurants, contrary to the “generous portions” reviews. The fried rice was pretty basic, not the best I’ve ever had, nor was the chicken. The egg roll was decent, and the wonton soup was good… the food was basic, honestly very overpriced. I will say, it was the cleanest Chinese restaurant I’ve ever seen & they have fair lunch prices.
Charles Van Ness
I got several items this time and they were all great.
- The roast pork fried rice was definitely above average, which says a lot considering how good pork fried rice usually is. The pork was significantly larger than you would normally get (probably 3-4x) and was very juicy.
- The moo shoo pork was alright individually but really comes together. They come with some thin tortillas (which they call pancakes, for some reason) and some sort of brown sauce. I basically made a Chinese burrito by wrapping the pork/veggies, brown rice, and the brown sauce in a tortilla. It tastes great but it tends to break up easily and let out the juices, so expect a bit of a mess.
- The crab rangoon was the type that is good by itself and should probably be eaten with a minimal amount of sweet and sour sauce (to keep it from overpowering the rest of the flavor).
- It came with what seems to be some house-made sauces: a really concentrated spicy mustard and a sweet sauce (duck sauce?).
- It also came with the usual: a couple fortune cookies, a couple packets of soy sauce.
I definitely plan on coming back.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Krab Rangoon
Richard Severin
Take out with a few seats for people who don't want to go home and share. Tasty, good value, and fast. We do our Chinese Takeout only from Lisa's. Outstanding!!!
Kim Wright
The food is always fresh and delicious.
Kellye Smith
The BEST authentic Chinese food in the area! I have searched a while to find a great Chinese restaurant. The krab rangoon is the best I’ve ever had, sweet and sour chicken is excellent, szechuan chicken very good, and it’s nice that the meals come with egg rolls. My kids also loved the lo mein. We will be back!!
The lady at the counter literally tossed the receipt at me and told me to sign, which felt very rude. As for the food, it tasted just like any other average Chinese takeout — nothing special.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
Best Chinese food in Florida
Do NOT ORDER TONKOTSU RAMEN. I should have known better than to order a traditional Japanese ramen from a Chinese restaurant.. the broth tasted like water, served with a fried egg instead of soft-boiled. No Nori as described. Ingredients tasted like frozen fast food.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
First time trying this local Chinese restaurant on the Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend after driving by so many times. Next to a dispensary so I figured the food must satisfied people's Munchies. Very crowded and seemed to not have enough staff cooking. Walked in and ordered, said 10 minutes, 45 minutes later food was finished. Food was okay, but I have a closer restaurant to go to.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Good take out. Very clean
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We have been coming here for years. A year ago we ordered and the food was no longer good, but we decided to give it another try this week. The food was terrible, tasted like chinese food from a mall and for the price we paid, it should be better. I’m not sure if it changed ownership, but it’s not worth it anymore. Chicken was hard and chewy on the fried rice and the general tso’s chicken was slimy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 5
I ordered for the first time and it will be my last. General chicken was like eating leather. I couldn’t even chew it. The fried rice was dry as a bone with old pork pieces in it which tasted like card board. They don’t even give you a little bag of noodles. I tossed the whole thing in the trash. What a disappointment. How could the good reviews be so wrong.
Food: 1
Price was way too high fir too go .we were ordered two plate for $60 wow too much bye Lisa's kitchen i wont be back
Service: 1
Believe me, order the Szechuan Shrimp, you won't regret it!! Best Chinese food in the area
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was ready when i showed up. Ordered crispy tofu. I was excellent.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Decided to check this place out based on the great reviews. The restaurant was super clean and the employees were nice. The service was fast. I ordered a General Tso Chicken Dinner plate that came with pork fried rice, 1 egg roll & wonton soup, came out to $23. The portion was the same if not smaller than most Chinese restaurants, contrary to the “generous portions” reviews. The fried rice was pretty basic, not the best I’ve ever had, nor was the chicken. The egg roll was decent, and the wonton soup was good… the food was basic, honestly very overpriced. I will say, it was the cleanest Chinese restaurant I’ve ever seen & they have fair lunch prices.
I got several items this time and they were all great.
- The roast pork fried rice was definitely above average, which says a lot considering how good pork fried rice usually is. The pork was significantly larger than you would normally get (probably 3-4x) and was very juicy.
- The moo shoo pork was alright individually but really comes together. They come with some thin tortillas (which they call pancakes, for some reason) and some sort of brown sauce. I basically made a Chinese burrito by wrapping the pork/veggies, brown rice, and the brown sauce in a tortilla. It tastes great but it tends to break up easily and let out the juices, so expect a bit of a mess.
- The crab rangoon was the type that is good by itself and should probably be eaten with a minimal amount of sweet and sour sauce (to keep it from overpowering the rest of the flavor).
- It came with what seems to be some house-made sauces: a really concentrated spicy mustard and a sweet sauce (duck sauce?).
- It also came with the usual: a couple fortune cookies, a couple packets of soy sauce.
I definitely plan on coming back.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Krab Rangoon
Take out with a few seats for people who don't want to go home and share. Tasty, good value, and fast. We do our Chinese Takeout only from Lisa's. Outstanding!!!
The food is always fresh and delicious.
The BEST authentic Chinese food in the area! I have searched a while to find a great Chinese restaurant. The krab rangoon is the best I’ve ever had, sweet and sour chicken is excellent, szechuan chicken very good, and it’s nice that the meals come with egg rolls. My kids also loved the lo mein. We will be back!!
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