Located in the food court of the GW supermarket! The place offers a lot of different types of dumplings, buns, Asian style meat pies/pancakes. Service was pretty fast for us even tho they only have a chef and a front counter person. We ordered the pan fried pork buns, xiao long bao and a pork and radish bun. Both the pan fried buns and xiao long bao were very juicy! A little disappointed on the pork and radish bun due to it was cold when we got it. We saw the buns have been sitting on the counter hence that's why it was cold; it would have been better if they can heated up before giving it to us. Overall, the food was decent and I would def revisit when I am in the area!
Shawn D.
First I was happy to see the new dumpling place . The old lady was very friendly and nice but I order a pan fried dumpling and a beef pancake . OMG I need to toss after first bite . Both of them are rotten. Be aware
Linh Y.
I was at The Square food court with my Mom the other weekend. She normally likes to buy food from the same old food vendor because it's the least expensive which is fine. I prefer to try different foods despite of the cost as long as it's still reasonable. I chose to give Lee Fu Ji a try. It's a Mom & Pop place. They took over the spot where Wei's Kitchen used to be. Hence, they are fairly new to the food court arena. Their specialty is pan fried pork dumplings, pan fried pork buns, beef rolls, spicy wontons, various noodle dishes, and more. They also sell frozen items in larger quanities. Restaurant front was bright with big pictures of the food items for ease of reference. I went with a few food items... 1. Seafood fried rice - good amount of seafood and excellent wok flavor 2. Pan fried pork dumplings - slightly oily, but fantastic juicy pork filling 3. Pan fried pork buns - slightly oily and great tasting pork filling 4. Seafood vermicelli - didn't get the wok flavor and too soy saucy unfortunately The lady who took my order was nice, but she did not speak much English or at all. I mainly pointed to the items. I don't why, but it took a long time for my order to be done. There weren't a lot of people... I think I was one of 2 or 3 customers at the time. Anyway, I wasn't in a rush or anything, but my Mom was done with her food before I got mine. Prices are reasonable. They just need to work on their speed of service. Good luck Lee Fu Ji!
Matt C.
Had the pan fried buns and the meat pies. Really tasty comfort food. The meat pies were crispy on the outside and packed with lots of meat, and the pan fried buns had crispy bottoms and the filling was nicely spiced.
Calvin H.
We absolutely love the Pan Fried Dumplings & the beef stir fry noodles (cool edition). The lady working at the store is extremely nice and friendly, though she primarily speaks mandarin so it's good to try and communicate via pictures if you don't also speak mandarin! The store is located in an older food court so there's other restaurants in the area, but this one is the only one that stays open past 7PM (as of my visit).
Jordan D.
waited over 30 minutes for food as the only customer and stir fries your noodles in degreaser instead of oil
David R. C.
Nice dumpling, noodles, beef roll type of restaurant replacing Wei's Kitchen. Not to be confused with Liu Fu Ju, which recently closed in the same shopping center. Bags of frozen dumplings also available.
H1943UJjadel
I don't recommend people go there to eat at the Harlam's Kitchen Rest, the old man works there, he is very bad attituded, he is no education, and food has a lots MSG, and food tastes bad.
Located in the food court of the GW supermarket! The place offers a lot of different types of dumplings, buns, Asian style meat pies/pancakes. Service was pretty fast for us even tho they only have a chef and a front counter person. We ordered the pan fried pork buns, xiao long bao and a pork and radish bun. Both the pan fried buns and xiao long bao were very juicy! A little disappointed on the pork and radish bun due to it was cold when we got it. We saw the buns have been sitting on the counter hence that's why it was cold; it would have been better if they can heated up before giving it to us. Overall, the food was decent and I would def revisit when I am in the area!
First I was happy to see the new dumpling place . The old lady was very friendly and nice but I order a pan fried dumpling and a beef pancake . OMG I need to toss after first bite . Both of them are rotten. Be aware
I was at The Square food court with my Mom the other weekend. She normally likes to buy food from the same old food vendor because it's the least expensive which is fine. I prefer to try different foods despite of the cost as long as it's still reasonable. I chose to give Lee Fu Ji a try. It's a Mom & Pop place. They took over the spot where Wei's Kitchen used to be. Hence, they are fairly new to the food court arena. Their specialty is pan fried pork dumplings, pan fried pork buns, beef rolls, spicy wontons, various noodle dishes, and more. They also sell frozen items in larger quanities. Restaurant front was bright with big pictures of the food items for ease of reference. I went with a few food items... 1. Seafood fried rice - good amount of seafood and excellent wok flavor 2. Pan fried pork dumplings - slightly oily, but fantastic juicy pork filling 3. Pan fried pork buns - slightly oily and great tasting pork filling 4. Seafood vermicelli - didn't get the wok flavor and too soy saucy unfortunately The lady who took my order was nice, but she did not speak much English or at all. I mainly pointed to the items. I don't why, but it took a long time for my order to be done. There weren't a lot of people... I think I was one of 2 or 3 customers at the time. Anyway, I wasn't in a rush or anything, but my Mom was done with her food before I got mine. Prices are reasonable. They just need to work on their speed of service. Good luck Lee Fu Ji!
Had the pan fried buns and the meat pies. Really tasty comfort food. The meat pies were crispy on the outside and packed with lots of meat, and the pan fried buns had crispy bottoms and the filling was nicely spiced.
We absolutely love the Pan Fried Dumplings & the beef stir fry noodles (cool edition). The lady working at the store is extremely nice and friendly, though she primarily speaks mandarin so it's good to try and communicate via pictures if you don't also speak mandarin! The store is located in an older food court so there's other restaurants in the area, but this one is the only one that stays open past 7PM (as of my visit).
waited over 30 minutes for food as the only customer and stir fries your noodles in degreaser instead of oil
Nice dumpling, noodles, beef roll type of restaurant replacing Wei's Kitchen. Not to be confused with Liu Fu Ju, which recently closed in the same shopping center. Bags of frozen dumplings also available.
I don't recommend people go there to eat at the Harlam's Kitchen Rest, the old man works there, he is very bad attituded, he is no education, and food has a lots MSG, and food tastes bad.
Restaurantji Recommends