Lei Garden

Came in at 12:30pm for lunch on a Wednesday . No problems with the free parking lot and we were immediately seated. Ordered aome Fried Shrimp Balls, Crispy Shrimp Rice Rolls, Swet & Sour Pork, Ribeye Garlic & Veggies, Fish Fillet & Black Bean Sauce and Fried Rice. The fried shrimp balls were not good, the meat was off and the sauce was no good, however the Crispy Shrimp Rice Rolls were outstanding and very nice. The rest of the food were very solid and good. Service was solid, some orders were forgotten but generally fine. Atmosphere was good, not overally noisy and good for big groups and conversations. One order was forgoytten

We went for dinner. The food took a while to come out, but everything was hot and fresh. They brought you compliments soaked peanuts and pickles cabbage. It was a good start, cabbage was crunchy had a nice light sour taste from the vinegar. Peanuts soft and flavorful The Peking duck (4 out of 5) was delicious. Buns were very fluffy, the duck was moist and flavorful. Really good. Everything together was delicious highly recommend. Meat was very tender and mosit Prawns and pumpkin salted egg yolk (3.5 out of 5). The prawns were delicious. Huge prawns very well seasoned. The batter was really crispy. The dish is pretty oily as it was deep fried. Could only eat a few pieces as it was heavy. The pumpkin was really good too. As good dish to share with lots of people. I got tired of it pretty q

We were in the area for some business meetings that ended quite late. So, we looked around for a restaurant. My husband said he wanted to have dimsum. We tried this place. Wow! Their food is really good. Authentic, traditional, no nonsense well-prepared and presentable dishes. They did all the classics very very well. The service was friendly even if we did not speak any Chinese. They were polite but formal. We went away very satisfied. I’d go back when I’m in the area again!

A good Chinese restaurant doesn’t get 5 stars, if it’s a 5 star Chinese restaurant, it’s not good, hence the 4 stars. Food is good here, apparently made in house. Service is great, they refilled our tea without asking. Food came at a good pace. Atmosphere wise, it’s a Chinese restaurant, so yeah it’s loud hence but you can still hear your own table and the table next to you.

Spacious restaurant with yummy authentic dim sum with extra oomph. The fish cheung fun with cilantro was superb, as were the seafood dumplings and soup dumplings. The char shiu puff pastry buttery and super light. The fried fish was delightful and the fried pumpkin with salted egg yolk original. The kai lan with oyster sauce cooked just right. Service was gracious and quick. Highly reccomend!