Yum! Lee's is so easy to order from, fast, and delicious. Get the yakisoba and the General Tsao chicken.

fire. i wish i lived closer. Spicy chicken is bomb. Super fast service. I'm surprised there's not a lot more people here because it's so good.

We do take out there, the service and Food is always excellent! We love having them in town for a perfect meal every time. The owner is always helpful and has given us suggestions for trying different selections. We have enjoyed the changes made when we choose something out of our normal go to entree. If you haven't given Lee's Teriyaki a try you are missing out on a great food experience.

If you've eaten at Perrys in San Francisco or Clydes in Washington DC, you've basically eaten at Pertys

Lees teriyaki is a staple for us. I love that they have a chicken breast option as I don't like dark meat. Their tofu is tasty, however I wish they had a non-fried option. There is plenty of seating. The restaurant is very clean and fresh. The staff is always friendly a quick service even during busy times.

We stopped by this place yesterday for lunch and it was probably the best decision we made that day. We ordered a couple of dishes to share and glad that we did as the portions are pretty generous. The chicken and beef combo had some good flavors with the chicken being moist and not dry (which you get at some places). We also tried the pork fried rice. This fried rice is amazing as there was so much flavor to it. The way that the pork is prepared and then mixed in with the fried rice is just wonderful. The owner mentioned that this was an addition to the old menu and that they have also added some extra items. I definitely see myself coming here to try some of the other items in the menu, especially if it's as good as the stuff I had.

This place is very unassuming and VERY solid! We tried them before they changed owners (I think it was very recent) and again most recently a couple of times. The prices are very affordable at $9.50 for chicken teriyaki, side of rice, and the usual teriyaki salad. I've been to places that serve teriyaki (I'm looking at you, Joy Teriyaki) and they give you not much at all for around $15. Lee Teriyaki probably serves you at least 2 chicken breasts (or chicken thighs? I dunno) and they taste like they're freshly cooked, not chewy, and they're very tender. My husband got yakisoba and it was good, but teriyaki is definitely their jam. I tried beef with broccoli too, and it was better than most Chinese restaurants I've had. The new owner just opened up indoor seating as well, so you can sit down and eat now. :) Anyway, if you're in the area...make the extra effort to come into Gladstone to get some. I promise you won't be disappointed!