Yuet Lee - Reviews

I don’t understand the positive reviews. My experience at this restaurant was extremely disappointing. The food was essentially inedible. I was served tough pork and a disgusting sauce. The oysters were also chewy. It was a complete disappointment.

My experience at this restaurant was positive, especially since it was open late on a weekday. The chow fun was decent, and the stir-fried pea shoots were good. The ambiance was good, with a comfortable atmosphere where older patrons were enjoying watching sports on TV.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! The food was made fresh to order, and the ingredients were very fresh. It's important to note that the preparation can take quite a while, but it is absolutely worth it. The atmosphere was quiet and easy to talk in, and the service was excellent.

The price-quality ratio was good. It's one of the cheapest places in the area, but then they demand and yell at you for tips. The food isn't amazing, and the noodles were over-boiled from before. The kitchen was very dirty. Avoid this place.

I’ve been coming here since the 90s, and now that it’s chef-owned, the food is as good as ever. Mr. Jay is still the coolest—kind, friendly, and serving up some of the most delicious Chinese dishes around. I especially love the stir-fried pea sprouts and the boiled chicken with ginger and green onion, while my kid can’t get enough of the clams with black bean sauce.

A neighbor restaurant recommended Yuet Lee, and the food was good. I forgot to post a picture of the clay pot hom ha with tofu, which was super good. We all wanted veggies, and that was super tasty. The staff were super friendly and made sure we were taken care of. Thank you!

My experience at this restaurant was great! The beef rice was my favorite dish, and the food overall is a 10/10. It's one of those Chinese places that aren't too fancy, but the quality of the food is outstanding. The waitress might have had some challenges with English, but the service was good and friendly. The atmosphere was also a 5/5, quiet and easy to talk.

My experience at this restaurant was very bad. The food did not taste good. To make matters worse, at the end, they give you what they want and get involved in what they get. It is not worth eating and spending time there.

My experience at this restaurant was very good. Located on a street corner in Chinatown, I had the Kung Pao chicken. The "medium hot" spice level was fairly accurate. The food received a 5/5, service a 4/5, and atmosphere a 4/5.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! I was planning to eat in Chinatown, SF, and our local guide from the bike tour recommended this place, and he did well. It's a hole-in-the-wall restaurant with fantastic good authentic food. We enjoyed the wonton soup with BBQ pork, beef stew from the clay pot, and pork ribs sweet sour. Everything was fresh and came directly from the kitchen to our table. The service was friendly and good. I highly recommend this place.