I finally got to try this place out. I came here yesterday late afternoon with my wife, and we had…read morea really good time. Let me remind you, this is a hole-in-the-wall type Chinese restaurant. Expect what comes with that: Slightly rude employees that aren't enthusiastic, smell of cigarette smoke, quiet restaurant; no music. There were a bunch of older men just lounging around, some eating and some just there to have conversation. At times, it was awkward because whenever I needed a refill or ask for to-go boxes, all the guys would just look at me. Oh yes, please bring CASH because they do not accept debit/credit. They have an ATM machine in the restaurant so be aware of this. We ordered a good spread: Roast Duck, Spicy & Salted Pork Chops, Honey Walnut Shrimp, and House Fried Rice. The duck was really good but it was cold which was bit of a turn-off; I wish it was served hot. I love that the pork chops were actually chops! It was seasoned well and had a nice amount of meat on them. I do wish it was salt & pepper style but this will do. The honey walnut shrimp was crispy but I wasn't too big of a fan of their creamy mayo; it had a different taste that I wasn't used to. The shrimp pieces weren't glazed either so it was just ok. The fried rice was good but a bit too wet from either the runny egg or oil. There is a condiment table of sauces, so you just have to go up and get some sauce in the cups. The chopped jalapeno with vinegar is my favorite. I was disappointed with their chili oil because it had this cumin taste with other spices and that just threw me off. I was hoping the chili oil would be on point so I can eat lots of it with the pork chops but it wasn't. Overall, for a hole in the wall Chinese spot, this place is about a 4-4.5. They serve a lot and quick which is a plus. I'd definitely come back again!

Been coming here like forever but for some reason today the food did not meet expectations. The…read morefried rice was dry. Pork chop was over cook. Just an off night for them.

I tried Lee's for the first time today and I decided to get the BBQ Pork banh mi as well as the…read moreBiscoff coffee special that they have right now. I got the coffee less sweet, as I don't like my drinks too sweet. Both were good. Food came out pretty fast. I found the table my friends and I sat at a little sticky but still manageable enough. Inside is clean for the most part and I was happy this location has tables inside unlike the Milpitas location.

Our first visit to this location and it didn't disappoint. It was easy to find, plenty of parking…read moreand lots of indoor seating. We ordered an Iced Thai Tea with boba, Banana Pudding Iced Coffee, a Fried Egg & Ham Sandwich and a veggie Bahn Mi. The service was 10/10. The place was clean. Everything was absolutely delish! We can't wait to go back!

Zero (0) stars! They supposedly close at 7pm. It is 6:20pm…read moreright now, they locked up the store already and the door sign says closed! The worker said they ran out of food! Really?! lol

One of those hole in the wall fast food Filipino spots. Catering is also available. It's neighbors…read moreto Duc Huong. I tried the two item combo with: Half White Rice & Half Pancit Bistek (Beef was not fresh, just the onions were) Forgot the name of the other item but it was my first time trying it and I enjoyed it for the veggies! There were okra, green beans, and pumpkin (Was just a little salty) Parking can be difficult if on the weekend and early mornings. Not my favorite plaza but will come to try something new. Service was quick. Good place to grab a bite and take home for later. A lot of seating but for smaller parties or else it may seemed packed. They had a variety of entrees that looked delicious! I would come back to try other selections.

I took the drive from Watsonville to one of my favorite Chinese restaurants, Chef P, and it was…read moreabsolutely worth it! The orange chicken is perfectly crispy every time. I ordered the #4 and substituted the rice for the spicy noodles 10/10, highly recommend! The prices are very affordable, and I love supporting local businesses like this. Great food, great value, and definitely worth the drive. I'll definitely be back!

A hidden gem --the food is tasty, the service is quick and friendly, and the generous portions make…read moreup for the place's aesthetics.

I noticed the new signage and that they were open. I briefly talked to the person working there…read more(who is probably the owner/family member). He said they will officially have a new menu, etc in October. Currently, it "looks" to be the same Chicken King fried chicken as before. But I could be wrong. They have one kiosk outside and two more inside. There is no seating at all, so, its a grab and go establishment like before and always has been. I'm excited for them. Support your local business!

I think this place took over the Krispy Krunchy Chicken, but I feel like it's pretty much the same…read morerecipe. We are trying to find something to eat in the area and notice that this place took over the Krispy Krunchy Chicken. We decided to order from there just to see if the recipe might be the same. We really like that they have a kiosk that you can order from. Since it was late at night, there was no one else waiting to order so we took our time scrolling through the menu. We ended up ordering 2 two-piece meals which came with biscuits as well. The photos of the biscuits looked really good since they were drizzled with honey, so I ordered a few extras. We also decided to try their barbecue sauce and honey mustard sauce. There was only one employee working, but he was very quick and very nice! The chicken is already made and sitting under a warmer, so it just needed to be packed. Surprisingly when we got home, the chicken was still very crunchy! The chicken was also pretty juicy and not dry inside. The biscuits with honey was delicious! I'm glad I ordered more on the sign. They're barbecue sauce is just okay, but their honey mustard is really, really good! I feel like a lot of fast food honey mustard sauces are not that good, but the one's here is probably my favorite! I would definitely consider coming back to get more chicken and maybe even stock up on some honey mustard!

Everytime I come to the Bay Area for a business trip, I have to stop by here. Ordered No. 1 and No…read more 29 Both items have their new prices of $13 each. Flavors haven't changed, and I always leave satisfied. Will try their other partner restaurants, TK Noodle, nearby in Fremont area next time.

5/5 star rating strictly for Luu New Tung Kee Noodle's Banh Bot Chien Trung [fried flour cake with…read moreeggs]!! This particular dish comes in 3 different variations: regular flour cake, daikon flour cake, & taro flour cake. Regardless of your preferences, any choice you make is guaranteed to be delicious. These golden cubes are pan fried until crispy edges form & a slightly chewy inside. Banh bot chien can be a shared appetizer or made into a meal all on its own. Growing up on this dish and primarily having it from TK Noodle, nothing else hits quite like their own recipe. Believe me, I've tried it at a number of restaurants and I'm always left disappointed. Not only is the flour cake disappointing but the dipping sauce is too. Here you are provided with a well balanced sauce consisting of the perfect ratio: sweet, tangy, and savory. Again, if you were to come here for only one thing- let it be this!!

I recently visited Gabrielle's Food Market and overall, the food was good…read more However, the customer service could use some improvement. I noticed that if customers take a little extra time to decide what they want, some staff members seem to become impatient. Unfortunately, I experienced this myself, and I also witnessed similar interactions with other customers during my visit. The food quality is what would bring me back, but a friendlier and more patient customer service experience would make a big difference.

It was easy to order online for pick up this past weekend. Got a small size of the pork sisig, a…read morelarge beefsteak, and rice. I appreciate that they hadn't run out of these items, as it was later in the day. Looking at the food trays in the display case when I arrived, they even had pork bbq skewers available, and this is around 5pm on a Sunday. That's rare for filipino eateries in or around the south bay. Service was standard and sufficient, and everything was packed and ready to go in just 10 minutes. The food items I got were a bit dry, particularly with a lack of sauce in the beefsteak dish, and the sisig was slightly mushy. But there was no shortage of flavor, and the portions were large enough to last for at least two separate meals. No dine-in seating at this spot. It was more like a convenience store inside, but a filipino one that serves hot food items in the back. I guess I know where I can get some decent filipino cuisine, canned goods, and lotto tickets all in one place.

I have been here quite a few times already over the last half year. Most of the things I have…read moregotten have been at least fairly good. My most recent was the bo la lot (beef rolled in betel leaves). It was so good that it made me finally write a review. The rolled beef was almost perfect. It's slightly thicker than Anh Hong's, which makes it juicier and more flavorful. It was only missing the grill/burnt flavor. Some of the things to maybe avoid. The Bo Ne (steak and eggs). Given the price, you just get a disappointing piece of beef. I have only tried the sandwiches once. It's just okay. I think the issue with the sandwiches is the bread. The bread gets delivered, so who knows how fresh the bread is on your sandwich. And I don't think they try to refresh the bread by warming/toasting.

My husband and I came here over the weekend to give this place another try. We ordered xôi mặn…read more(savory sticky rice), cháo lòng (pork offal congee), and cơm tấm (broken rice). For the cơm tấm, my husband ordered it with grilled pork, chả cua, and salted egg yolk xíu mại. The grilled pork and chả cua were both flavorful and probably the best parts of the plate. The xíu mại was just okay, and the nước mắm was also pretty average. Overall, 3/5. The cháo lòng had good flavor, and the offal was cleaned and prepared well. The presentation was also very nice. However, the dipping sauce could have been better. The biggest issue was that the cháo came out lukewarm/cold, which really took away from the dish. Cháo lòng is one of those dishes that really needs to be served piping hot to be enjoyable. A few of my friends who have tried other soups here have mentioned the same issue--that their soups were also served lukewarm. Hopefully this is something they can improve. 3/5. The highlight of the meal was definitely the xôi mặn. 4/5. The sticky rice was soft, moist, and cooked really well--not dry or hard at all. It came with pâté and a generous amount of toppings. Everything worked well together, and each bite was flavorful and well-balanced. This was easily my favorite dish of the three. Overall, there were some hits and misses, but the xôi mặn was good enough that I would order it again.