“We came here randomly based on reviews and timing and proximity. I grew up eating soup dumplings (aka xiao long bao, aka XLB) all my life in Chinatown. These arent bad at all and will satisfy your needs. I also enjoyed the other dishes. We ordered 4 steamers of xlb., spicey wonton, scallion pancakes, meat scallion pancakes, ribs, the eggplant dish and dan dan noodles.. Ribs and eggplant was a bit sweet for my liking but still enjoyable. Dont mind the get it yourself set up at all. The service was good enough for as late as we were getting there. Hot tea was welcome. I especially loved the card that teaches you how to not eat xlb like a savage. I would recommend this place.“
“I ordered the chicken and mushroom today. This place has something special with that entree. Marsala-ish sauce. Real food and not the mysterious and gelatinous stuff others serve at other places of the sort they do not miss but today when I ordered the chicken and mushroom I felt compelled to write this“
“Came here for lunch and it is a nice cozy place with a variety of options. On this particular visit I had one order of sushi, one order of shumai, and a lunch special. (General Tso’s chicken with pork fried rice) I would say I loved the sushi and the Wonton soup that I had before my meal. The shumai was okay and the lunch special was a nice portion for the price, but quality wise it felt lackluster. However the sushi roll I had was phenomenal along with their Wonton soup that comes with a bag of crackers. I would definitely come back and try different items on the menu.“
“My dad has been coming to Lees since growing up in Lyndhurst, and he was excited to take me back! He said the place hasn't changed (in a good way!) with similar decor and the delicious food. We were a party of 6 and made a reservation for a Saturday night. Yummy, island mai tai was what I ordered to drink and we were served Chinese crackers, duck sauce, and hot mustard to start (complimentary). That mustard will clear your sinuses, perfect temperature for me! We ordered a poo poo, which had egg rolls, shrimp toast, spare ribs, etc. not only delicious, but visually appealing as well with a large flame! I had the hunan beef for an entree. Delicious but very spicy, which the waiter warned be about! As we were leaving they were setting up karaoke. Overall great, fun night at Lees!“