Lee How Fook - Críticas y comentarios

unpretentious and tasty, this long restaurant in chinatown serves quietly the best duck in chinatown.

Food is fantastic and fresh. Priced a little higher than others but quality is well worth it! No skimping on portions or contents. Small restaurant but great pi...

The fried ho fun with beef is flavorless. The ho fun is just OILY, no flavor.

This was the best experience and Chinese food I ever had.

You have a separate section for vegetarian options. Make sure you know that you don't want to mix fish sauces or animal broth with your food.

Great authentic food. Good service. They never disappoint my palette. Reasonably priced and good parking close by. Right down the street from the PA convention...

We were there just this Sunday. And its our favorite place. I won't go any where else. The food is always fresh and hot. The service is great. If you haven't be...

The wonton noodle soup is huge, enough for two and less than $6. The beef fried noodle dish was really good too!

So good! My faves are the salted baked squid and the wonton soup but everything is delicious! Spring rolls, pan fried ho fun noodles with shredded pork, lettuce...

Great food and a lot of it. Definitely would recommend this restaurant. Plan on returning.

This is the best Chinese food place in Philadelphia. I am a great fan of Chinese cuisine and hospitality. This place has both and more. I'm a man here, but I ha...

The restaurant mentioned in the famous Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon. He ate there all the time when he was in Philadelphia, his mind still remains. Food...

I lived in Philadelphia for 4 years and after seeing Lee How Fook while I took the bus from college home, I wanted to try. After 30 years, I made it back to Phi...

We just had a family dinner there and enjoyed it immensely.

Pretty Americanized and didn’t see any other Asian patrons there besides us, but happy with the meal overall. Deducted one star only because the meal was a bit...

The food was phenomenal. We had the wonton soup, orange chicken (best I've had), Peking duck roll, and shrimp dumplings. I cannot recommend the duck enough! Goo...

This is my go-to and favorite place in Chinatown. Have been coming here for at least 10+ years. Super casual, no-frills, simple place, but very good food. My fa...

Ordered Beef Ho Fun and small wonton. It was fantastic! Wonton was so good! Flavorful and fresh.

Good food. Service much too fast. Entree came while eating appetizer.

Best Chinese food in the city. I've been going here since I was born, my parents have been going here since the late 80s. I highly recommend the hot and sour so...

The wonton soup was delicious! The pad Thai was also very good. However, the crab Rangoon was disappointing. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for the...

Beef Fried Rice had clumps of white rice.. Roast Pork and Roast Duck over Rice with Chinese Greens meats were pretty much jerky lol Crab Meat with Cream of Corn...

The portions have significantly decreased in size and are now more expensive. There also seems to be a shortage of meat and seafood used in the dishes.

Everything was amazing. Saw recommendations for salt baked squid and I loved it! Beef and broccoli, sweet and sour soup, and steamed pork dumplings were highlig...

The soup was amazing, now it's my go-to when I'm not feeling well.

One of my go to casual Chinese restaurants in Philly. Pork buns are my favorite here. Wonton soup, chicken lomein and pan seared pork dumplings are also...

I've been coming to LHF for about the last 30 years, and used to really think it was a great restaurant. Maybe my tastes have changed radically, or else...

One of the better priced Dim Sum spots but does not offer top quality food. The food here is decent, but not the best. Still, it is a family owned dim sum...