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“Pandering and loitering are prevalent here, and needs to be handled by the management immediately, as it is highly inappropriate. Customers should be able to enjoy their meals without being approached or bothered. On three separate visits to this restaurant, I was approached by either a child or a mother seeking something. This is a business, and such behavior should not be tolerated by the staff. Proper training is needed to prevent this from happening, as it creates an uncomfortable dining environment.

That said, the food is outstanding. If you can overlook the slightly rundown ceiling and the issues with pandering and loitering, you’ll likely enjoy the experience. The music is played at a reasonable volume, though it’s surprising they haven’t invested in a streaming service and claimed it as an operating expense to prevent constant advertisements.

In short, the food is excellent, but the atmosphere leaves much to be desired.

Kid-friendliness: High kid-friendliness.

Wheelchair accessibility: Almost none.“

“My wife and I are native New Yorkers, i.e, Pizza Snobs. We’ve lived in 3 states and the DMV. Wise Guy Pizza is authentic. Full stop. Just the right amount of oil on top, the pepperoni was perfectly flat, unlike some at imposter pizza places where they lay like mini saucers. The crust is simply New York - the crust thin and soft, not like other “thin crust” imitators that tastes like cardboard. The only complaint is the sausage: little rectangle strips rather than small round pieces. However, they were tasty.
We are happy to finally, after 40 years of searching, find real NY pizza. Note: Where were the Black & Whites?“

“Not only is the pizza the best around, but they also have so many wonderful other dishes. I love, love, love Ledo's.“

“This place is amazing! I came here with my friends and the staff was very friendly and accommodating! The food here is delicious, I got the Chicken Fried Rice and one of my friends let me try some of her Chicken Bun, both items were full of flavor at a reasonable price with a good portion.

The atmosphere is great too! They have some seasonal decorations that make the place look cute, and they provide board/card games that kept my friends and I entertained for a while! Unfortunately I did not take a picture of the food, but I will definitely be coming back!“

“The food was excellent…the service was outstanding“

“I've been going here for at least 15 years and it's typically amazing.
The service is great, staff is friendly.
The Itamae is quick and busy and very kind. My friends and I have spent upwards of $210 (3 of us) lol before tip because the sushi is THATTTTTT GREAT. Highly recommend 15 years later“

“Been coming to Paul Kee for many years. We boycotted the “old” Paul Kee for a couple years but the new and improved restaurant is worth writing about.

The food is still really good. Prices are slightly less or comparable to other Chinese restaurants in the area, which we appreciate!

Favorite dishes:
-Crispy beef
-deep fried pork chops
-French beef steak
-seafood pan fried noodles
-any of their noodle soups

The servers we had tonight were more pleasant than the ones we’ve had in the past.

The roasted duck was sold out when we came in at 7:30pm on Saturday. So if you’re set on having that dish, come earlier or call to ask.

Parking in the front is horrendous and the back is a hit or miss.

I hope they will thrive and continue to serve up delicious Chinese food for many more years to come.“

“Hi - I had the spicy tuna roll. The tuna tasted fresh - as I had expected, being that I might have been the first customer of the day. So everything was fresh. But it was the texture of the rice that threw things off for me. I wasn't expecting the rice to taste so bland, and even though tightly rolled, it still lacked the density I am accustomed to. I'll be back to try other items. The young men were friendly and efficient.“

“Great employees! I felt like I was at home!“