Lucky Yee
5537 New Albany Rd E, New Albany, OH, 43054
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Address :
5537 New Albany Rd E
New Albany, OH, 43054 - Phone (614) 775-1200
- Website https://www.luckyyee.com
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
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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Erin D.
Have been getting takeout here since they opened. Love that it only takes 10 min from the time you order. The portions are slightly smaller than Great Wall, but it is much tastier. Besides, I can't eat Chinese takeout for 3 meals...just 2. Completely addicted to their sesame noodles (appetizer); generous portion and the right amount of kick, peanut and sesame. I wish I could make them this good! They offer brown rice for an extra 1.50. Other good menu items: -wonton soup -lettuce wraps -crab rangoon -sesame chicken
(4)K.A. K.
Used to be awesome when they first opened... but over the years the portions have gotten tiny. I ordered a large dinner portion of General Tso Chicken and it was only enough for one person. Still tastes great, but waaaaay too pricey for the portion size. Won't go back... Asian Taste is the same price & quality, but gives the right amount of food. UPDATE March 2015: Not sure about lunch portions, but the dinner I ordered was back up to previous size & quality! Stars also back up from 2 to 4+
(4)B B.
Delivery is fast! Tried several Chinese restaurants in the area, but this one has been the family favorite! Our families favorites: crab Rangoon, sweet & sour chicken and egg drop soup. Definitely recommend
(4)Gia L.
I never complain about portion sizes but these are SMALL and not appropriate for the pricing. The steamed rice tasted like minute rice and the chicken entree was mostly sauce and vegetables. But the delivery was fast? I'd recommend panda express before this place.
(1)tracey y.
Just okay in my book, nothing special. They are friendly, and fast. There are other places I prefer.
(3)Dianna W.
It's a good fix for my Chinese food cravings at lunch time. The staff is nice and they prepare the food fast. The lunch portions are big for me, so I can usually get two meals out of one. That's a great value to me!
(4)Julia T.
Food is ok, seemed like too many veggies and not enough protein. After the extra rice charge, a small lunch was $9...which is too high!!
(3)Amy B.
This place has good food but is a little pricey and they charge $2 extra for brown rice.. So I no longer go here. I go to Chi Thai down the street and get brown rice for no additional charge.
(3)Mark K.
TIny seating area, but great food. I just order by phone and pick it up. A variety of Chinese and Thai dishes, made well and with fresh ingredients. I've tried about half the menu and have not been disappointed once. There are coupons on their website for 10% off, etc.
(4)Christie H.
We just had Lucky Yee for the first time, and man, it was good. I called in our order and my husband picked it up. We had the appetizer Sesame Noodles, and two entrees- the Sesame Chicken and the Beef & Broccoli. Everything was spectacular. The portions were definitely smaller than Great Wall, but the taste was light years better. We will be getting our Chinese take out here from now on :)
(4)Tabatha S.
Tried it, loved it. Huge selection of food! I love that they have traditional Chinese food but also serve Thai and curry dishes too. You gets tons of food for the dinner portions. I tried the orange beef, it was amazing. Service was fast and friendly. I don't suggest eating there on a cold day though. The dining area is small and it gets REALLY cold from the door opening and closing; just get take out! :) Can't wait to try some Thai dishes!
(4)Stephanie P.
My husband and I order from here about once a week. We live in the apartments nearby so it's a very quick delivery. The prices are pretty reasonable and the food is delicious! The potstickers are the BEST I've had! I'm not a huge fan of the hot and sour soup but the potstickers make up for it. And they have a few vegan options, which is rare for most Chinese restaurants.
(5)Ohemaa C.
The food is pretty good and they have good vegan options. What I do not like is the abrasive manner in which they conduct business in person or over the phone. Not everyone who orders is always familiar with the offerings. Not everyone who orders is willing to put God knows what in their bodies before ASKING simple questions about a dish. Perhaps that is a cultural disconnect but I honestly don't care. To be such an established business and still speaking to people like they are ants... No bueno. The only time I'll eat from this business is if it's a co workers treat. Bad food with good service gets more stars than this. Update: still no change in service. FYI
(1)Michael C.
Decent food at a reasonable price with prompt delivery!
(4)Benjamin E.
Not the worst or the best Chinese food I've had. Nice size portions and faster delivery than that nasty freaky jimmy johns.
(3)Mimi W.
It has been nearly impossible to find a decent (overcooked noodles, generic sauces, nondescript vegetables) Chinese restaurant here but I love Lucky Yee and only discovered it because I took a job in New Albany. To put it this way, I will make the 20-25min commute from my home to get here when I'm craving mu shu. I always order take out, the seating area is small inside, and the woman at the register always seems happy to see me. Probably one of the only places I've ordered from consistently that has never gotten the order wrong.
(5)Stanford R.
I've been ordering food (pickup &delivery) since Lucky Yeehaw opened and this is now the only place in the area we order/eat oriental food! Pleasant Customer service, quick service, and their egg drop soup is super delicious!
(4)Jeff G.
Damn it, made this mistake again out of a desire for delivery Chinese. Beef satay, drier than jerky but good flavored jerky. Before this next one, when I order something off the "spicy" menu, I expect some heat. By heat, I mean that it should burn somewhat, but retain the flavor of the regular item. That being said, the spicy seafood lo mein was so, insanely, hot it was inedible. I dry habenaros and make my own crushed pepper flakes. I REALLY tried to enjoy this, but 3 mouthfuls in, I ended up eating 2 yogurts in an attempt to end the pain. Not everybody deserves a 2nd chance.
(1)Hank Y.
They putted too much MSG on food, it's little pricey for a take out place and no service on dine in. Only few table to sit, Not a good choice to dine in here, not coming back! Staff talking too loud in the kitchen
(1)Julie H.
Singapore noodles, seafood fried rice, curry fried rice...oh my! All yummy. I can usually get two filling meals out of each dish. Service is quick and food is reliably good.
(4)Nick M.
nothing special but a solid choice for quality takeout. Quick service and clean establishment, ladies working there are very nice.
(3)Charles D.
I have a three strikes rule when it comes to restaurants. This place is on strike two. I ordered the fried rice and soup the first time. The rice was hard and greasy, the soup was watery and WAY too salty... The second time, I ordered the General Tso. The "chicken " was a mystery meat that was stringy and tasteless. The sauce was okay but not very spicy. The fried rice was greasy again. I'd say if you like your average Chinese food experience, this place is okay. But if you like high quality Chinese then skip it! They have one strike left so I'll try them again before long and maybe I'll update this review...
(3)Suzanne P.
Meh. The food is your basic, quick Americanized Chinese. Nothing exciting or authentic about it. The food is ready quickly, but is a bit pricy for the quality. While this would do in a pinch to satisfy a craving, I would recommend rounding the corner and trying some of the more authentic options at Asian Taste.
(3)Doug D.
Service is fast and friendly, food is good too. I alway get the lettuce wrap and it's always fresh. Wish they had fountain drinks instead of 16 oz beverages. Good for take out but not much room to dine in.
(4)Michael H.
Generally good stuff. They are very nice.
(4)Heather G.
Yummy Chinese takeout that satisfies my cravings. The portions are huge, I usually eat it for 2-3 days. I'm a fan of the sweet and sour chicken and the wor shu gai. I wouldn't plan to meet someone here, there is very little seating. It's a perfect meal to take back to your place and pig out with friends. Visit their website for a coupon- I'm all about saving a few bucks!
(3)Craig O.
Very friendly staff and great service. Will custom order anything. Fast. Only issue is they forget the spicy mustard every time.
(4)John Q.
Ordered on one of the busiest nights of the year - and the service was friendly and the prices were fair. I would suggest staying away from the heavy, sitcky fried stuff (sesame chicken) and stick with something heavy on the vegetables -- as they seem to do those better. Great egg roll with hot mustard also. Food was good, but nothing that will blow you away. I will probably go there again, but I wouldn't call it outstanding.
(3)Steve P.
As a resident of nearby Johnstown and not having too many dinnertime options out our way, sometimes we have to venture out to the nearby cities to find something new and hope for something good. It just so happens that my wife was in the mood for Chinese and we had already tried our local Chinese place, so we gave Lucky Yee of New Albany a try. I was pleased to see on their online menu (a good user-friendly website: not every indie Chinese place can say so) that they had lots of vegetarian options. In fact, it seems like they might make most everything on their menu into a vegetarian option if prompted to do so. As a vegetarian, I get a hankering for something from the olden days, without the guilt of eating an animal. So I told the person who took my phone order that I wanted sweet and sour "chicken" but with fried tofu to replace the chicken. She seemed to know exactly what I meant and needed no further clarification, which can sometimes be scary as a veg, but was much appreciated in this case. We ordered the crispy noodles, which was a bit of a mistake on my part, because I didn't understand exactly what they were. Ignorant in knowledge of Chinese food, I thought it would be like lo mein, which I did not see on the menu. It was like noodle chips, which were very tasty, just not what I had in mind! My wife ordered the siam tofu and I liked her meal a lot- I may get THAT next time. My sweet and sour -tofu- was pretty good. The sauce was great, but the tofu was a little bit thicker than I expected and not fried like I had hoped. So it had a decent taste, but the We would try this place again next time we want Chinese and we're in New Albany. I appreciate the customer service I had on the phone (my wife picked up the food) and the food was pretty good and I can't say enough how much I appreciate the vegetarian-friendly menu options!
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