Lee’s Cafe

OUT OF BUSINESS! The store location was all empty although the sign was still there.

Went to Kungfu next door to drop of my nephew and stumble to this place. Ordered xo seafood udon and it was the bomb. It hits every taste bud on my tongue. Price is pretty good. The only feedback i have is make sure they put aluminium foil on the togo box before they put the food. Those styrofoam will not last if they put hot fried food. Love to see more family restaurant in chino hills area.

First time visit and very pleased. Best egg rolls. Fresh food made to order. Jay was an excellent waiter, anticipating our needs and very accommodating. Sunday lunch a great time to visit. Good variety of entrees. Lunch soups a bit bland. Clean restaurant. Keep Lee’s Café in business. Not a great location since plaza lost it’s big grocery store.

We always go to this restaurant because it is just near by where I live and the food is supper good. Definitely recommend and want to support the local restaurant!!!

I work in the same center as this place which is pretty much a ghost town now but I’m happy I have a convenient place to walk to for lunch at least. I love how everything is made fresh when ordered but it still comes out pretty fast.
I usually come for lunch. It’s $ 6.50 for the soup of the day along with a generous portion of the main dish and rice. I usually get the pork chop, beef and broccoli, or curry chicken.
My favorite thing here is the house special fried rice. Huge portion so I usually save the other half for dinner. I recently tried their hot chichen wings and it was pretty bomb!

Fast service. The food is fresh, along with original flavor. I have had lunch and snacks here, and always walk away satisfied

New owners, new food is super meh. No balanced foods. Change your name to warn people, sigh…

Good food .and people are cool. lo e the area and the service is incredibly good. You should try it out. You won’t regret it.

A traditional mom and pop Chinese restaurant.
I went there because my gf work just near by so we decided to try after work.
I ordered fried rice and fried noodle. Taste was ok.
Maybe we will give it another try when we get really hungry after work.

This is probably the best hidden gem in chino hill’s food scene. Their Singapore rice noodle is the best version I’ve ever had. I’ve been here twice and ordered it twice, not disappointed. Their food is flavorful with wok fragrance which shows the essence of great Chinese cooking. You simply can’t create that kind of flavor at home, not without a professional Chinese stove, AKA, the «breath of dragon». The portion is huge, especially for its price. I will definitely come here often.

Came here a few times already, usually ordering to-​go. The staff are friendly and very helpful. I usually get the green tea, special rice, and fried calamari, but today i wanted to try something different, i ordered the fried chicken wings, and steam chicken with ginger. The chicken was so bombdotcom, it was very moist inside, and it is better than other places i have tried.
Would come back again and recommend to my friends and family!

Been here 4 times, weve only ordered take out. The food is authentic and pretty tasty. Service is good. Although every time we’ve been there it is never crowded, and is pretty much empty. But don’t let that fool you. The food is good here. I would recommend this restaurant. I have to add… there was one Asian customer eating at one of the tables, he was smacking pretty loudly, so, yea, it must be good.

Chino Hills residents should give this place a try. We live across the street from this establishment and decided to check it out just this weekend. It is located near Fresh & Easy. The restaurant, though tiny and bare, is clean, the staff – helpful and attentive, and the food – authentic and delicious!
We ordered the chicken and corn soup, yang chow fried rice, stir-​fried vegetables and sweet and sour pork. All safe bets. We weren’t expecting our meal to be great, but we were pleasantly surprised to discover that the food is actually very good! Needless to say, my family was very satisfied with our meal. The food here is way better than all the other nearby Chinese restaurants in the area, and the taste is comparable to what you would get if you go to Rowland Heights or Alhambra. Portions are huge and everything is cooked fresh. Next time I will get a to-​go menu for take out orders on busy weeknights.

The worst food I have ever had. I wish I can give it a zero star. Service is kind of ok.

My 2^nd time here, I ordered a standard wonton noodle soup. This version had broccoli, lettice, carrots, and chicken strips in it. I think they made their wontons with pork, because all I saw were a few whole shrimps, pork balls and bunch of broken wonton skins floating in the soup. One of the strangest wonton noodle soup I have ever had. Sorry, I would like to support my local business, but this was the last time.

Good service and food! The owner is very friendly, and that makes my visit even better.

Unilocal 2014 Challenge #62/​100
A-​OK, as it says.
This is like a little downgrade of a Garden Café or all the Hong Kong cafes in Rowland Heights and DTLA. Walking in with my friend in the Gordon Ranch Marketplace, which has slowly detorriated since Ralphs has disappeared, all those years ago. Lee’s Café followed suit– walking in, there was only 1 occupied table.
They do have the free chicken wings with a purchase of an entrée offer on facebook, and the prices for everything are similar to prices found outside at other restaurants. I had the seafood XO Udon, which had enough pepper and had a lot of seafood in it (tons of shrimp hehe). It had tons of flavor. My friend had rice noodles, which was a little on the light side (like my mother makes it) and had eggs and seafood on it as well.
So if you don’t want to go all the way to Rowland and you’re in Chino Hills/​Chino, come on over and try it out! They have M-​F 11 – 3 lunch specials as well. :D

Have Sunday lunch with my family here, and we love the Chinese foods here, especially the Chinese soup. The owner told us that they normally have the Chinese soup on Sat & Sun only. We are lucky today =) Just that the Ice HK Style Mike tea is not what we expect. Will come back again. =)

First time here. We ordered the shrimp fried rice & also the sweet and sour chicken. Both were very generous in portion, light, fresh, and flavorful. We will for sure return.

Note to the owner: if you’re not accepting AX, you really shouldn’t hand the customer that credit card cover, sponsored by AX for the bill.
~it’s not complicate.
thank you.