LEE BISTRO ASIAN CUISINE

The service was excellent from both the host and server, and all of our food was really delicious! We loved the taste and would come again.

Came after a long day out a little apprehensive since we have never tried this place before, but it hit the spot! Didn’t even realize they served pad thai here, it satisfied our cravings very much :) Service was good, called to ask opening times since it was a Sunday, and they were so kind to let us know; in the dining room, service was also stellar!

This place definitely did not disappoint! Food was so fresh! Server was great!! Will definitely add this to our list to visit again if we are in Orlando. My daughter got sesame chicken, by far the best I have had! The hibachi noodles were also amazing!

Rap Master Ricky

Ragoons, Egg Drop Soup, Shrimp Tempura, Calamari and Fried vegetables, onions rings was perfect. Yes I only ordered the appetizers. Service was very fast and efficient. We all got great fortunes also which made it better for 2026.

Kasey Franks

We walked into Lee's after Warped Tour and this is NOT what we were expecting! The restaurant was very clean and the staff greeted us kindly at the door. When we sat, the tables were clean and the booths were comfortable. The waiter was very informative and patient as we chose our dinner and the food came out quickly! The portions were good sized and the prices were very reasonable. We WILL be back!

Richard Sierra

Best Chinese food I’ve had in a while. Their pork fried rice was delicious and included big juicy pieces of pork, deliciously marinated and crisped. Their orange chicken was some of the best I’ve ever tasted. Again, great quality pieces of protein, perfectly crisped on the outside with a delicious sauce. The pad Thai was interesting. It wasn’t a traditional tasting pad Thai. It tasted less like peanut and had more of a pineapple flavor, but it was still very delicious.

Tulip Pansak

The pork fried rice is INCREDIBLE here. We came in for dine in at 9 (glad they’re open late) and it was clean, quiet, and quick. We got the crab Rangoon, general tso, orange chicken, and honey chicken. Everything was 10/10 we’re leaving happy and full.

Celio Centeno

The food was really good. I got ramen and it was delicious. Be aware that they serve a lot of food. We order one plate to share and it was a lot of food.

Geller Ferrer

I've been to this restaurant many times and always have a good experience. The food is fresh, made to order, the beer is always ice-cold, and the service is superb! You won't regret it. You have to try it.

Joseph Chua

I recently had dinner at Lee Bistro Asian Cuisine on Vineland Road, and honestly, I was really impressed. From the moment I walked in, the place felt warm and welcoming, clean, cozy, and not overly crowded, which was perfect after a long day exploring Orlando. The staff were super friendly and attentive, constantly checking in without being intrusive. My food came out quickly, and everything was fresh and hot. What I appreciated most was the variety on the menu, from classic Chinese dishes to Japanese ramen and even hibachi options, all reasonably priced. It felt like a local spot with quality you'd expect from a bigger restaurant. If you’re in the area or staying nearby, I’d definitely recommend giving Lee Bistro a try. It's casual, tasty, and feels like a place you'll want to come back to.

Louie Garcia

The service was excellent from both the host and server, and all of our food was really delicious! We loved the taste and would come again.

Natalia Diaz Nahar

The food was absolutely delicious and full of flavor! The ramen was perfectly cooked, and the broth was rich and comforting. The service was also excellent — friendly, fast, and welcoming. Definitely a place I’ll come back to!

Sarah Thompson

This place definitely did not disappoint! Food was so fresh! Server was great!! Will definitely add this to our list to visit again if we are in Orlando. My daughter got sesame chicken, by far the best I have had! The hibachi noodles were also amazing!

Kenton Myers

That food was hot and very good. My chicken was super tender and crunchy. Rice was on point. Service was super friendly and fast. Establishment was very clean

Vivian G

Absolutely delicious! Every dish was fresh and flavorful — especially loved the seafood stir-fry, Mongolian beef, and ramen. The crab rangoon was crispy and perfect with the sauce. Great service and cozy atmosphere. Highly recommend Lee Bistro if you’re in Orlando!

Chico White

Areoz chino de PR papiiii , if you order the fried rice pork is just taste the same from Puerto Rico Awesome 😎 nah fr the food so good so we got 3 different chicken, Orange , General Tso and and Honey the best one was Orange wow so good thank you so much and free appetizers for giving a review 🫡

N M

Pretty good food! I had the shrimp and broccoli. I liked that the fried rice came separate not drowned in the brown sauce. I could visibly see the onions and garlic and scallions in my shrimp and broccoli. Most places don’t have that. Sautéed nicely, not mushy. Portion size was good, I could have shared with someone. Shrimp was not mushy either and didn’t have that yucky seafood taste or smell. I’d definitely eat again.

Cozy Late-Night Asian Spot with Delicious Food Lee Asian Bistro was a great find. The atmosphere is cozy and warm, and the host was very welcoming as soon as we walked in. The food was delicious. The menu offers a nice variety of Asian dishes from different countries, including Japanese, Chinese, and Thai, and everything we ordered was flavorful and satisfying. Service was quick, which was great since we went after 10 PM, and they’re open until midnight, making this a perfect late-night dining option. There’s ample parking, which makes it even easier to visit. One funny detail—we noticed they still had a Christmas tree up, even though it’s already February 7 😄 Great food, friendly service, and a comfortable atmosphere. We’ll definitely be back.

Jonathan Phan

LEE Bistro Asian Cuisine offers a flavorful and approachable take on Chinese and Asian fusion dishes in a relaxed, counter-service setting. The menu features popular staples like garlic noodles, crispy orange chicken, and sizzling beef hot plate, all served in generous portions that make it easy to share or take home leftovers. The flavors are bold and satisfying, though some dishes can lean a bit oily depending on preparation. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, with quick service that makes it ideal for both dine-in and takeout. Prices are reasonable, and the variety of options—from stir-fried vegetables to fried rice and noodle bowls—means there’s something for nearly every palate. While it may not be a fine-dining destination, LEE Bistro delivers on comfort, convenience, and flavor, making it a reliable go-to for locals and visitors alike.

This location was a few minutes from the hotel we were staying at, and I wanted to get Chinese food. We did dine-in and we were the only ones inside, but we noticed people getting take-out while we were there. I got the chicken with broccoli dinner, and my sister got the chicken lo mein. I read some reviews that said that they automatically added an 18% gratuitiy, but I did not have that issue. I was willing to take a chance and see what would happen. Service was nice and attentive. The food fell short of my expectations, though. The chicken and broccoli were a little bland, and I think that the onions detracted from the flavor rather than enhancing it. The chicken itself did not feel like good quality. The broccoli was cooked nicely, not too hard and not too soft. The white rice was good, but it is hard to mess up white rice. My sister got chicken lo mein, and I thought that the amount of protein was lackluster, and the noodles were greasy and somewhat flavorless. It had a bit of a sweetness to it, which I did not love. The cost of the meals was very reasonable for the amount of food we got, but the food was not my favorite.

If you’re looking for authentic Japanese ramen, this is not it. I could not find myself to give 5 stars, based on my visit. It’s Saturday night and it’s raining, my 2 children and I decided on Ramen for dinner. We stopped by this restaurant because of location. I realized this is not Japanese. The ramen was not authentic. There was only 3 to choose from. Food wasn’t bad, just not to my satisfaction, the service was okay. upon receiving the check, I inquired about the “service fee” added on and they could not answer my question since service fee is required to bigger parties, there was only 3 of us. I had no issues tipping. Overall, I would not be returning back for another visit.

I had higher hopes but as soon as I walked in was let down. Man, people's standards are low. I'll give it you straight. The bar is PF Changs. Let's give PF Changs's food 4 stars. The food here is 2 stars. I got chicken fried rice and beef lo mein. These are staples and should reveal the quality of any chinese restaurant. The fried rice not only was flavorless but tasted like it was in month old oil, almost like cigarettes. Hard pass. The beef lo mein was drenched in oil and also pretty flavorless. No seasoning on anything whatsoever. Both the crab rangoon and the sauce it came with was ... too liquid? I don't know how else to describe it. One last thing I'll say is ... new rule: if a restaurant posts a sign at the table that says "Leave a 5 star review and we'll give you free food", immediately remove 1 star from the review you would give otherwise.

I had the general tso's chicken for dinner. I've had a little bit better to be honest with you. The chicken was not very spicy compared to other general so's chickens. I've had more sweet than anything. The chicken quality is a little bit tough and a ton of sauce drowned in the chicken. I did however like that they did have a few vegetables in there in the service inside was really good. When I walked in there was only one table and the other to-go items were on another dining room table. When I walked in the lady was very nice and wanted a tip with it to go water which I gave her a $3

Shirl Mendoza

If you’re looking for authentic Japanese ramen, this is not it. I could not find myself to give 5 stars, based on my visit. It’s Saturday night and it’s raining, my 2 children and I decided on Ramen for dinner. We stopped by this restaurant because of location. I realized this is not Japanese. The ramen was not authentic. There was only 3 to choose from. Food wasn’t bad, just not to my satisfaction, the service was okay. upon receiving the check, I inquired about the “service fee” added on and they could not answer my question since service fee is required to bigger parties, there was only 3 of us. I had no issues tipping. Overall, I would not be returning back for another visit.

Brandon

I had the general tso's chicken for dinner. I've had a little bit better to be honest with you. The chicken was not very spicy compared to other general so's chickens. I've had more sweet than anything. The chicken quality is a little bit tough and a ton of sauce drowned in the chicken. I did however like that they did have a few vegetables in there in the service inside was really good. When I walked in there was only one table and the other to-go items were on another dining room table. When I walked in the lady was very nice and wanted a tip with it to go water which I gave her a $3

Alex Vallejo

I had higher hopes but as soon as I walked in was let down. Man, people's standards are low. I'll give it you straight. The bar is PF Changs. Let's give PF Changs's food 4 stars. The food here is 2 stars. I got chicken fried rice and beef lo mein. These are staples and should reveal the quality of any chinese restaurant. The fried rice not only was flavorless but tasted like it was in month old oil, almost like cigarettes. Hard pass. The beef lo mein was drenched in oil and also pretty flavorless. No seasoning on anything whatsoever. Both the crab rangoon and the sauce it came with was ... too liquid? I don't know how else to describe it. One last thing I'll say is ... new rule: if a restaurant posts a sign at the table that says "Leave a 5 star review and we'll give you free food", immediately remove 1 star from the review you would give otherwise.

So disappointed!! This has been one of my favorite places to order Chinese food over the years. I can usually call or order online but when I called both numbers listed, they rang out. So I ordered in person. I ordered their 1/2 duck for almost $30 and it wasn’t included in the order. When trying to reach out to get it corrected, no one would answer the phone after multiple calls. Really poor experience overall. I should be able to get a refund but no one will answer to get this done.

Asian folks, please don’t go here! This place does not serve authentic Asian food. The high ratings are misleading — they offer a free appetizer in exchange for five-star reviews. The beef noodle soup (pho) I ordered tasted nothing like real pho. Honestly, I was offended because it looked like they just tossed leftover ingredients into the bowl. Who puts sautéed beef and onions in pho?! My soup even had both white and red onions, which made it feel even more like a random mix of whatever was in the kitchen.

Surina Samaroo

So disappointed!! This has been one of my favorite places to order Chinese food over the years. I can usually call or order online but when I called both numbers listed, they rang out. So I ordered in person. I ordered their 1/2 duck for almost $30 and it wasn’t included in the order. When trying to reach out to get it corrected, no one would answer the phone after multiple calls. Really poor experience overall. I should be able to get a refund but no one will answer to get this done.

Annette

Asian folks, please don’t go here! This place does not serve authentic Asian food. The high ratings are misleading — they offer a free appetizer in exchange for five-star reviews. The beef noodle soup (pho) I ordered tasted nothing like real pho. Honestly, I was offended because it looked like they just tossed leftover ingredients into the bowl. Who puts sautéed beef and onions in pho?! My soup even had both white and red onions, which made it feel even more like a random mix of whatever was in the kitchen.