We just stopped here for a bowl of wonton soup, but we enjoyed it because it was home-made wontons and well done. Most of the entrees are a bit expensive, but it seems like a very nice restaurant.

This is a average place with good food. The staff was friendly. It was fairly clean. Looked a little out dated but not to bad to turn use away.

We always get the same thing, and even though we don't go often, the waitresses always remember what we like. We start off with an order of potstickers and then have the dinner combo for two. Every course is piping hot and very tasty and served with a smile.

I love their lunch specials. They are always prepared beautifully nice and never overcooked. The whole family works in the restaurant, and are all friendly and prompt. It's not gourmet, but it's good food.

We had lunch here and the service and food were good. There was only one waitress but she new her stuff. There were locals and business people eating at this establishment. Would recommend.

Lee's had generous portions and very fresh ingredients. I found some of the typical dishes like kung poa chicken to be extraordinary, bravo!

We arrived hungry and powerless and the pretty lady allowed us to charge our devices using all the plugs in the restaurant, gave us tea on the house and thefood was very good and bio portions. Thank you!

I had a take out order that I discovered 2 hours and 30 miles later was not what I ordered. When I came back the next day to express my disappointment the person at the counter (turned out he was the owner) refused even give a replacement . Very defensive and unpleasant man. And to pay $20 for two smallish... More

We're travelling along the northern Californian coast for my big 5-0. Decided to stay the night in Fort Bragg, mainly because the town looks kind of cute. After checking in at our motel (more on that on another review) we decided to look around town for somewhere to eat. We drove around for 15 minutes or so, and then I... More