Always a pleasant and enjoyable experience at Lee Bistro Cuisine. The spring rolls were my first course. Super crispy and not greasy. A flaky wrap was delightful. The Shrimp Pad Thai was very good. I would have preferred just a tad more crunchy vegetables with it. The server was very attentive and the restaurant is super clean and tidy. Prices are reasonable according to the market of this cuisine. In general, Lee Bistro has been my go to Asian place always.
J R
Wish they smiled more lol. But AMAZING FOOD!!! Fresh and tastes great!!!!!
I drive past this place 20 times a week to and from work to from dropping kids off to school so we had to give it a try this week. Let me start off by saying it is a cozy restaurant. We did sit immediately. We ordered the following things crab rations we had beef on a stick which was still juicy. We had the yellow Thai curry, which had sweet potatoes for vegetables good chicken it wasn't spicy though and then My Husband had the dinner teriyaki chicken and rice. Hibachi waiter was so nice and he was quick. He was pretty much running everything by himself in the front with the to go orders in the being, the waiter he was awesome hidden in Orlando near universal
Anderson Grullon
Saw the bad reviews and HAD to go see for myself. Listen, food amazing, best curry I've had in a LONG time. An easy 10/10 hands down.The server was not rude to my party at all. Hovered a bit, but could be a cultural or anxiety thing ??♂️.Atmosphere was dry but, it was surprisingly empty tonight.I'd go back any time.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible ??
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Hibachi with Fried Rice and Vegetables, Hibachi Steak
PPB of Knight
Have been searching (mostly in vain) for quality Asian cuisine of all styles and flavors, since moving to the Orlando area over 6 years ago. Since I was nearby, after a local Google search, I decided to try Lee Bistro Asian Cuisine, based on a wide variety on the menu, as well as quite a few positive reviews (and good pictures never hurt... apologies, I completely forgot to take any).Went in late afternoon, completely empty, so no problem at all being seated. The server (who I got the impression was likely an owner) was friendly and was kind enough to allow me to modify my too-late-for-lunch, but still-pretty-early-for-dinner menu selections, to allow me to sample a few different dishes.Won Ton soup was very good, although a bit too salty (and I'm a salty guy), with fresh pork won tons and very flavorful broth. Served nice and hot. Unfortunately, the 2 dishes also ordered arrived at precisely the same time, so no time to really savor my soup, less the rest of the food was getting cold (and I like my hot food hot)... but the soup was good!Sweet-n-Sour Shrimp: Nice, large jumbo shrimp, served in bare batter, with the sauce on the side, accompanied by onions and peppers (no pineapple?). However, while the size was very nice, and they seemed to be well-cooked, I had an issue with the breading. Most sweet-n-sour dishes have a very thin fried breading, to compliment the protein inside. The dish was served nice and hot, and very fresh, but... I've never had breading like that before - it was very, very thick, and quite starchy. Actually tasted more like a heavy biscuit mix, rather than Asian-style breading. I ate some, but had to free the tender shrimp inside, which was quite good with the sauce on the side. I shared my thoughts with the owner, who agreed it was quite thick, and said he'd share the feedback. Incidentally, not sure if he was just being polite or not, but he agreed it was overly heavy, thick breading. Maybe just personal preference, but I wouldn't order anything breaded there again.2nd dish was the House Special Fried Rice - fairly standard, including egg, scallions, onion, shrimp (smaller size, but quite good), chicken and bbq pork. Personally, I prefer when house fried rice has shrimp, chicken and beef, but again, to each his own. I did ask that the unusual bean sprouts (from the menu picture) be left out... which they were not. I ate them anyway (preference only, not a food sensitivity), and it was pretty good. One of the better house fried rices I've had locally. (In all fairness, I just got home from being in the Los Angeles area, and had some of THE best Asian fusion food ever, so it was a high bar upon walking through the door).Overall, the food was... good (with the exception of the breading), and compared to most local offerings, maybe a bit better than good. Would I go back? If I was in the neighborhood, with a craving for house fried rice... sure, but I don't think I'll go out of my way. Decent.... but the search continues.Parking: Located in a small strip mall, the location has easy access and easy front-door parking, as long as it's not a super busy hour.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Matt I.
Super quick delivery to the Royal Pacific resort at Universal Studios. Food was hot and delicious and reasonably priced (fed 3 adults for under $50, including delivery fees and tip). Ordered beef Mei fun (light and flavorful) and chicken Thai noodles (like pad thai). Highly recommend for when you don't want to brave any restaurants after a day walking around universal!
E Price
This will now be our go to Chinese restaurant! The LoMein and Orange Beef were excellent. The Krab Rangoon was delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nayea Jones
Came in to grab something to eat after work with some friends and the place was empty. We didn’t mind that so much but the server’s attitude was very nasty. He hovered the entire time and rushed us. It feels like you are being watched the entire time. The food was subpar for an Orlando restaurant and somewhere so close to a theme park, do not get the pho. And when we did not tip because of this, the server got upset and asked why we did not, not even listening to our response. Needless to say, we won’t be back and best of luck to everyone else!!Edited:The lack of responsibility from the Owners is appalling as well but considering the service I’m not at all surprised that the blame was shifted to the customer and not the disrespectful staff. So don’t expect any help or feedback to be taken into consideration or seriously. Having a bad day is one thing, disrespect is another. But once again, not surprised by the response I received from the owners, just disappointed that this behavior is tolerated.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Joanna Joseph
Great food. Great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Zi Ben
While the food at was undeniably excellent, the overall dining experience was marred by the behavior of our server. Despite the delicious dishes, the server's attitude was disappointing and unprofessional. When asked for suggestions, their response was abrupt and rude, leaving a sour taste in our mouths. It's unfortunate that such outstanding cuisine was overshadowed by poor service. I hope the management addresses these issues to ensure that future patrons can fully enjoy both the food and the service at this establishment.
We were planning to go somewhere else for my niece’s birthday and that other places couldn’t accommodate us, we were a big party (16) we found Lee bistro online and called them and they were kind enough to accommodate us. Event though our orders were messy because we were so many with separate checks they were kind and patient. The food was delicious and fresh. Sesame chicken is to die for. I got pad Thai, my husband had fried rice, my niece had ramen, we tried the lo mein, dumplings, krab ragoon everything was delicious. We’re definitely coming back
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: House Special Fried Rice, Tonkotsu Ramen, Combination Thai Noodle, Krab Rangoon, Sesame Chicken
Olesia Kravtsova
Delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Adarste Studios
Chicken lo Mein was deliciousSteamed dumplings were to die for no jokeStaff was very friendly and service was amazing.And they stay open for the late night dinnersYall definitely can’t sleep on them, if you’re even the slight bit curious, please please oh please come here. My review doesn’t do this place enough justice, I promise, you won’t regret coming here.:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Ramen, Tonkotsu Ramen
Crystal Hardman
This is my favorite Chinese restaurant. The food is delicious and always hot and fresh. Dining in is fun and the saki is very pleasant. It’s also good for Togo. Everything I have tried is yummy. Fresh and no msg.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: General TSO's Chicken, Mongolian Beef, Krab Rangoon
Chris Mahan
This is some of the worst general tso chicken I have ever had. I ordered through Uber, maybe that had something to do. Rice was fine but the chicken was overcooked, dry, super tough. I couldn’t even finish and definitely wasted a few bucks on this food.
Always a pleasant and enjoyable experience at Lee Bistro Cuisine. The spring rolls were my first course. Super crispy and not greasy. A flaky wrap was delightful. The Shrimp Pad Thai was very good. I would have preferred just a tad more crunchy vegetables with it. The server was very attentive and the restaurant is super clean and tidy. Prices are reasonable according to the market of this cuisine. In general, Lee Bistro has been my go to Asian place always.
Wish they smiled more lol. But AMAZING FOOD!!! Fresh and tastes great!!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Miso Ramen, Fried, Pho, Orange Chicken, Sesame Chicken
I drive past this place 20 times a week to and from work to from dropping kids off to school so we had to give it a try this week. Let me start off by saying it is a cozy restaurant. We did sit immediately. We ordered the following things crab rations we had beef on a stick which was still juicy. We had the yellow Thai curry, which had sweet potatoes for vegetables good chicken it wasn't spicy though and then My Husband had the dinner teriyaki chicken and rice. Hibachi waiter was so nice and he was quick. He was pretty much running everything by himself in the front with the to go orders in the being, the waiter he was awesome hidden in Orlando near universal
Saw the bad reviews and HAD to go see for myself. Listen, food amazing, best curry I've had in a LONG time. An easy 10/10 hands down.The server was not rude to my party at all. Hovered a bit, but could be a cultural or anxiety thing ??♂️.Atmosphere was dry but, it was surprisingly empty tonight.I'd go back any time.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible ??
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Hibachi with Fried Rice and Vegetables, Hibachi Steak
Have been searching (mostly in vain) for quality Asian cuisine of all styles and flavors, since moving to the Orlando area over 6 years ago. Since I was nearby, after a local Google search, I decided to try Lee Bistro Asian Cuisine, based on a wide variety on the menu, as well as quite a few positive reviews (and good pictures never hurt... apologies, I completely forgot to take any).Went in late afternoon, completely empty, so no problem at all being seated. The server (who I got the impression was likely an owner) was friendly and was kind enough to allow me to modify my too-late-for-lunch, but still-pretty-early-for-dinner menu selections, to allow me to sample a few different dishes.Won Ton soup was very good, although a bit too salty (and I'm a salty guy), with fresh pork won tons and very flavorful broth. Served nice and hot. Unfortunately, the 2 dishes also ordered arrived at precisely the same time, so no time to really savor my soup, less the rest of the food was getting cold (and I like my hot food hot)... but the soup was good!Sweet-n-Sour Shrimp: Nice, large jumbo shrimp, served in bare batter, with the sauce on the side, accompanied by onions and peppers (no pineapple?). However, while the size was very nice, and they seemed to be well-cooked, I had an issue with the breading. Most sweet-n-sour dishes have a very thin fried breading, to compliment the protein inside. The dish was served nice and hot, and very fresh, but... I've never had breading like that before - it was very, very thick, and quite starchy. Actually tasted more like a heavy biscuit mix, rather than Asian-style breading. I ate some, but had to free the tender shrimp inside, which was quite good with the sauce on the side. I shared my thoughts with the owner, who agreed it was quite thick, and said he'd share the feedback. Incidentally, not sure if he was just being polite or not, but he agreed it was overly heavy, thick breading. Maybe just personal preference, but I wouldn't order anything breaded there again.2nd dish was the House Special Fried Rice - fairly standard, including egg, scallions, onion, shrimp (smaller size, but quite good), chicken and bbq pork. Personally, I prefer when house fried rice has shrimp, chicken and beef, but again, to each his own. I did ask that the unusual bean sprouts (from the menu picture) be left out... which they were not. I ate them anyway (preference only, not a food sensitivity), and it was pretty good. One of the better house fried rices I've had locally. (In all fairness, I just got home from being in the Los Angeles area, and had some of THE best Asian fusion food ever, so it was a high bar upon walking through the door).Overall, the food was... good (with the exception of the breading), and compared to most local offerings, maybe a bit better than good. Would I go back? If I was in the neighborhood, with a craving for house fried rice... sure, but I don't think I'll go out of my way. Decent.... but the search continues.Parking: Located in a small strip mall, the location has easy access and easy front-door parking, as long as it's not a super busy hour.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Super quick delivery to the Royal Pacific resort at Universal Studios. Food was hot and delicious and reasonably priced (fed 3 adults for under $50, including delivery fees and tip). Ordered beef Mei fun (light and flavorful) and chicken Thai noodles (like pad thai). Highly recommend for when you don't want to brave any restaurants after a day walking around universal!
This will now be our go to Chinese restaurant! The LoMein and Orange Beef were excellent. The Krab Rangoon was delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Came in to grab something to eat after work with some friends and the place was empty. We didn’t mind that so much but the server’s attitude was very nasty. He hovered the entire time and rushed us. It feels like you are being watched the entire time. The food was subpar for an Orlando restaurant and somewhere so close to a theme park, do not get the pho. And when we did not tip because of this, the server got upset and asked why we did not, not even listening to our response. Needless to say, we won’t be back and best of luck to everyone else!!Edited:The lack of responsibility from the Owners is appalling as well but considering the service I’m not at all surprised that the blame was shifted to the customer and not the disrespectful staff. So don’t expect any help or feedback to be taken into consideration or seriously. Having a bad day is one thing, disrespect is another. But once again, not surprised by the response I received from the owners, just disappointed that this behavior is tolerated.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Great food. Great
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
While the food at was undeniably excellent, the overall dining experience was marred by the behavior of our server. Despite the delicious dishes, the server's attitude was disappointing and unprofessional. When asked for suggestions, their response was abrupt and rude, leaving a sour taste in our mouths. It's unfortunate that such outstanding cuisine was overshadowed by poor service. I hope the management addresses these issues to ensure that future patrons can fully enjoy both the food and the service at this establishment.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
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We were planning to go somewhere else for my niece’s birthday and that other places couldn’t accommodate us, we were a big party (16) we found Lee bistro online and called them and they were kind enough to accommodate us. Event though our orders were messy because we were so many with separate checks they were kind and patient. The food was delicious and fresh. Sesame chicken is to die for. I got pad Thai, my husband had fried rice, my niece had ramen, we tried the lo mein, dumplings, krab ragoon everything was delicious. We’re definitely coming back
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: House Special Fried Rice, Tonkotsu Ramen, Combination Thai Noodle, Krab Rangoon, Sesame Chicken
Delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chicken lo Mein was deliciousSteamed dumplings were to die for no jokeStaff was very friendly and service was amazing.And they stay open for the late night dinnersYall definitely can’t sleep on them, if you’re even the slight bit curious, please please oh please come here. My review doesn’t do this place enough justice, I promise, you won’t regret coming here.:)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Miso Ramen, Tonkotsu Ramen
This is my favorite Chinese restaurant. The food is delicious and always hot and fresh. Dining in is fun and the saki is very pleasant. It’s also good for Togo. Everything I have tried is yummy. Fresh and no msg.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: General TSO's Chicken, Mongolian Beef, Krab Rangoon
This is some of the worst general tso chicken I have ever had. I ordered through Uber, maybe that had something to do. Rice was fine but the chicken was overcooked, dry, super tough. I couldn’t even finish and definitely wasted a few bucks on this food.