Mr Lee’s Chinese Restaurant
6560 NW 186th St, Hialeah, FL, 33015
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Address :
6560 NW 186th St
Hialeah, FL, 33015 - Phone (305) 558-7907
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Accepts Bitcoin : No
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Paid
Has TV : No
Dogs Allowed : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Tony T.
Best Chinese food joint in the area. A bit over priced but the food is really worth it. My wife usually orders I never been to the restaurant.If there delivery is good there restaurant should be even better. Recommend this to everyone who likes Chinese food you won't be disappointed!
(4)JoCat R.
This was the best Chinese place that we had found my our new house in Miami lakes. We loved eating here, until I found something in my food. I literally stopped eating and was so grossed out! They have the best general Tao chicken with pork fried rice in the area. So if your willing to give it a try - go for it.
(1)Katherine R.
I've been ordering from Mr. Lee's for years. Their food is good, pretty inexpensive and they are fast!
(4)Fidel C.
I am very loyal to my local Miami Lakes asian restaurant, Rice Bucket, that is consistently great! Never, ever had a single bad experience there...but I was working on 67th and Miami Gardens Drive so I really had no choice when my boss wanted asian. I absolutely love this place!! Everything was so incredible, and I got to try several of their dishes. My favorite dish is honey garlic chicken-- and theirs was everything I expected. Although I do prefer the honey garlic sauce on the side for dipping, theirs was well done and drenched in the sauce which was delicious. The crab rangoon wasnt as thick as I usually like it-- but also undoubtedly great. I've never had crab rangoon I didn't like! The orange chicken was good, but its never been my favorite dish so I only sampled it. (Thank gosh my boss bought a plentiful amount of food for the whole office!) I highly recommend this place, its pretty incredible and prices are exactly what you'd expect for very generous sized portions. I HAVE to give it five stars because it brought me out of my usual comfort zone and did not disappoint.
(5)Aura A.
Mr Lees has long been our go to place for Chinese. We have had good and bad experiences but over all we have liked it. We recently "cheated" on Mr lees and went to a place across the street... We have since crawled back to Mr lees! We ordered honey garlic chicken, chicken wings and chicken in Garlic sauce. The meals come with eggrolls and soup. I don't know if there was a new cook or if we ordered on a day where everything was super fresh; but the food was amazing! The chicken in garlic sauce was so flavorful with the perfect touch of spice. The rice was so tasty and full of pork! It was not greasy at all! The eggrolls were golden fried and had a nice crisp texture. The wings were large, fresh and crunchy. We were very satisfied with our meal!
(5)Edwin P.
Ah Mr. Lee's...brings back memories of when I was a young pup at American High School across the street (Go Patriots!!!....YES THAT IS A CHEAP PLUG) and us freshment and upperclassmen who still did not have cars would rush across 67th Avenue no matter whether it was raining or shining during our 1 hour lunch break to get some quick Chinese food. Over 20 years later and Mr. Lee's is still at its small location...wedged in between Little Caesars and the Firestone garage, still serving heaping portions of delicious Chinese foods. This restaurant is not a sit-down restaurant, but rather you either pick up or you have delivery. No matter what you choose, you will get good food at reasonable places. Hopefully this place sticks around for another 20 years.
(4)Carolina P.
Where do I even begin. If I'm in the mood for Chinese, which is rare, I usually order from the Rice Bucket in Miami Lakes. However, as things change, they no longer open on Mondays. Which is a bummer because my craving for fried rice or pork lo mein COULD NOT WAIT UNTIL THE NEXT DAY! Darn you Rice Bucket! So, I hesitantly ordered from Mr. Lee's and oh dear. Let's just stick with "I've had better." Their fried rice and pork lo mein were drowned in grease and who knows what else was in that watered down sauce-like substance. Their rice was tasteless and their lo mein was "eh." To be honest, their dinner specials are even pricier, about $2 dollars more than Rice Bucket. Their portions are big, but less than the Rice Bucket. The gentleman who took my order over the phone didn't bother to remind me I had a choices for soup. They just sent over egg drop soup, which was disgusting. If he would've reminded me, I would opted for wonton soup. Their egg roll was about the only item acceptable... and their fortune cookies weren't bad either. SIGH. I guess I'll just make a mental note of NEVER getting a Chinese food craving on Mondays. There's garbage Chinese places all over me. I'm looking at you too Canton restaurant!
(2)A R.
Garbage! Ok so forget all the positive reviews on this place. I have a low threshold for bad food but this place is by FAR the worst chinese or food in general I've ever had. They must pay people to leave good reviews. The egg rolls were soggy, Rice dry and bland to the eighth power. Chicken tastes like rubber. I threw out the entire meal $41 worth. I ate left over chicken parmesan instead. AVOID. I write this from the heart. This is the first time I've ever left any type of review but I just can't let this go. OHH BTW... Delivery took 1 Hr 40 Min.
(1)Jessica C.
Have ordered from here many many times and have always enjoyed their great food. Unfortunately, after today, I will no longer order from them. I ordered sweet and sour chicken, as we ALWAYS do, and when it arrived they decided to put the sauce on the chicken. Never have they done this before. I call to ask them if they can please pick up the untouched chicken and the lady said that I would need to bring it back myself to exchange it because their driver would get "very upset" if he had to return to my house for a mistake THEY made. I tipped that driver enough to come back to my house another time. Horrible customer service on their end and since when do the drivers call the shots? As I stated, will never order from Mr. Lees, again.
(1)Garnett A.
Literally, I threw all the food out after one bite of everything. It was a $19 experience. It seemed like the food was soaked in grease. We found a place called Asian Garden on W 68th Street, Hialeah - much better. Happy we found a new place.
(1)Christine R.
Been coming to Mr. Lees since i move to Miami in 1995. Great chinese food! I have since moved to Pembroke Pines and have tried other chinese places and nothing compares. I still make the trip back to hialeah for a delicious bucket of PFR.
(5)Margarita H.
Ordered for the first time and I LOVED it. I have tried several places around and finally landed on a good one. Mr. Lee's food is authentic, tasted great, and was reasonably priced. I couldn't get enough of the delicious fried rice, ribs and sweet and sour chicken. I sincerely recommend this place. I truly hope they keep up the great quality, sadly many new restaurants start out great then fade away into quantity over quality.
(5)Lizzette P.
I'm used to coming here all the time and the food is great but this time that I went and it wasn't good at all.The rice was hard and dark like it was fried a bunch of times and the chicken was tough and dry seems like new owners. Previous owners were from New York that's why it was good. Don't waist your time and money going to this place it sucks
(1)Sherry S.
Have had delivery 4 times so far and love it! The lo mien is delicious, the chicken melt in your mouth tender. I love the egg foo young...the sauce is very different than I have had before but very tasty..I just add a little chili oil to kick it up a notch. Really like the to n sour soup too.
(4)Mandy L.
How can no one have reviewed this place yet?? Mr. Lee's has the most authentic New York Style Chinese food in Miami Lakes! They are located in a strip mall and they even look like the takeout restaurants in NYC. No tables, just chairs to sit in while you wait for your order. This is not an eat-in restaurant. Strictly takeout & delivery. I'm ok with that. It has been a while since I have eaten from here but I perfectly recall how yummy the food is! I will order from here soon and give you guys an update when I do! See?? I look out for you guys... ;)
(5)Cynthia F.
I've been a loyal customer for the past 10+ years. I love the food is as far the best Chinese take out place in the area. Is amazing how quick these people can cook the most delicious meal for you. They also offer delivery at a very reasonable price.
(5)Emily G.
The only downside to this place is the fact it is hard to understand the lady answering the phone. The food is always delicious and they are on point with the flavor, temperature, etc. It is strictly for delivery or takeout.
(4)Melany U.
I'm offended on how many great reviews this place received. Apparently Hialeah has a low standard on Chinese food. Anyways, from the phone call for delivery everything was bad. The chick who answered was rude and unfriendly. My total was like $30 and on the menu there are coupons and one of them says if you order more than $25 they'll throw in a can of soda or egg roll. I asked for my can of soda and they said no because I'm paying credit and not cash, when it doesn't state that on the menu not even in small print. Whatever, no big deal but annoying. Now the food.... Rice was bland and super dry, very cubanized. Fried rice is suppose to be a little greasy and taste asian not like adobo. I ordered noodles with chicken and vegetables and it was again super dry, no delicious "soyey" liquid on the bottom to mix and slurp. And the steak and broccoli did not taste Chinese at all. It was bland and the steak mushed in my mouth, gross. Egg rolls, eeeh, mediocre at best. Last thing, the complimentary white rice came in a super small container when in other Chinese restaurants it comes in a small Chinese box enough for 2-3 people. It hurt to throw away $30 worth of food but if I'm gonna get fat off Chinese food it better taste good. Best Chinese take out in the area is hands down Ming Village. Don't waste your money here and everyone who likes this place don't you dare compare it to New York take out Chinese restaurants.
(1)David R.
Real good food...the menu is huge so u will find something to eat, but I have to try more stuff....yummi!!
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