Mr lees Korean
$ • KoreanAbout Mr lees Korean
Customers' Favorites
Teriyaki Chicken and Pork Katsu
Chicken Katsu
Seafood Udon
Mr lees Korean Reviews
69 ratings
Share your opinion about Mr lees Korean
It sure is good
A life saver to find a place open selling food in a highly seasonal tourist area! We have been shocked at how everything is closed by 6. Can't make it to watch sunset or vice versa from cape flattery. What a gem. Hidden, with great views and food!
Great food! Plenty of vegetables! Neah Bay Is windy so we got hot udon soup and glass noodle (jap chae) with kimchi (pretty good! And large portion for next day). We devoured the jap chae noodle, it had a smokey flavor with soy sauce like the Korean noodle so it was pretty good! I replaced the rice with salad 🥗
Tips and tax are included in your Venmo Payment, that's why the price appears to be high (there's a tip jar outside too). Ranges like $18-$25 if I remember...read full review
Tips and tax are included in your Venmo Payment, that's why the price appears to be high (there's a tip jar outside too). Ranges like $18-$25 if I remember...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Mr. Lee's Korean restaurant is located on the backside of the Big Salmon Resort building and offers a variety of dishes, including yaki soba, beef fried rice, sea weed salad, and udon soup. Prices are around $15-$20, with generous portions and many dishes coming with a side salad. The restaurant has no indoor seating, but provides excellent food with friendly service and a cozy atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy dishes like spicy chicken teriyaki, pork katsu, and seafood udon with crab legs, all prepared with care and full of flavor. The place can be busy, especially on weekends, but the quality of the food makes waiting worthwhile. It’s known as the best and only teriyaki in town and offers a unique, hole-in-the-wall experience with views and a charming, niche Asian vibe. Credit cards are not accepted, so cash is recommended. Overall, it’s a great spot for anyone looking for delicious Korean and Asian dishes in a remote location.