Chinese Restaurants near Lee

“Old school Vibes and food to match. The food brought me back to my childhood when mom was not around to cook and dad would order some Chinese because the oldy thing he could cook came off a grill. I got their super meal for $11.99 and it slammed and smacked, not an once on wackness to be found.“

“Staff is always super helpful and courteous. Great food from pork dumplings to mixed veggies and rice lots of fresh dishes. It's hard not to just automatically get their food when I'm at the Premium outlets.

Wheelchair accessibility: In the food court of the Premuim Outlets in Lee very accessible.“

“Delicious food very fast Excellent customer service One of our weekly favorites“

“Best take out in Berkshire County. Prepared by a nice family“

“This place has single handedly redefined for me what a great Chinese restaurant is. To say that I was pleased is an understatement.

To start out with, upon sitting down in a dining room that looks absolutely vintage, we were presented with a large pot of tea and those fried cracker things you dip in duck sauce. This courtesy is something that's been missing for the last 20+ years. Most of the time, you'll need to order the tea; it costs extra and is typicly just a teabag in a cup. Here it is a full pot, nice and hot.

Another amazing thing is that they actually waited for us to finish our appetizers before bringing out the entrée. When you go to a lot of places, they sort of rush you by bringing out everything in short order. But not here. Here it was like a civilized meal where you felt like you could eat at your own pace, and not have to worry about cutting the conversation short just to scarf your food so the table doesn't become too crowded.

The food itself was amazing. While the General Tzo's was not too spicy, it was extraordinarily flavorful, as was everything else they served. Every dish I tried was great. The fried food wasn't too fried, and the portions were fantastic.

The seating was very comfortable.

The service was exemplary. They were on top of everything, from refilling the waters to the effortless way they served everything and cleared the extra plates with great haste.

The only thing I didn't care for was the fortune cookie at the end. Not only was it a little stale, but the fortune was lousy. Though I'm not going to blame them for that.

Vegetarian options: There were a lot of vegetarian dishes available, and everything tasted great. A lot of the dishes that had meat in them could be ordered with no meat.

Dietary restrictions: It's advisable to mention any restrictions you have with the waitstaff before placing your order.

Parking: Lots of free parking surrounding the building.

Kid-friendliness: As long as they behave themselves, you won't get any dirty looks. And what kid doesn't like Chineese?

Wheelchair accessibility: Very accessible dining area and parking.“

“I liked this place, and found the staff friendly.

If you're looking for a fancy or hip place, go elsewhere. This is more like a takeout place that has 4 or 5 tables. But, it was exactly the type of place this New Yorker was looking for when eating on my own on a recent road trip. It seemed like other reviews here were expecting too much and simply chose the wrong place, so I decided to write this review.

I ordered their tangerine chicken (what I normally call orange chicken) and white rice. Since it's such a small place, the food comes out piping hot. It was delivered to my table before I paid.

The dish was tasty, and left a slight spicy hotness after eating, all good. The vegetables seemed fresh as well, and a decent sized portion of white rice. It's served on take-out containers, paper plates, and plastic ware (yeah, get over it, this works fine).

I was there when it started to rain, and the older guy there (I assume owner) was nice enough to tell another customer he left his window open. I had purchased a drink I half finished, and I didn't want to dump half a Monster can in their trash and told the owner I was leaving it. His response was "you can stay, finish it, no rush". While that goes without saying, I think it was nice of him to invite me to stay.

Again, if you're looking to impress a first date with a restaurant, I wouldn't pick this place. But I would have no problem coming here on my own, with friends, or family, and having a cheap meal over good conversation.“

“Attentive waitstaff, presentation was awesome and tasted good too!“

“They can accommodate most any dish to be made gluten free! I ordered the crispy honey chicken with broccoli and brown rice. So yummy!“