Lee House Restaurant

"We had party of 5 for dinner. Website said no tables available for the night so we phoned to double check, we got a table right away and the place was almost empty. They have 2 private rooms with closable doors, minimum charge $5,000 and $10,000 respectively. Doors are not sound proof and they have Karaoke inside; we were seated in front of one and the noise was unbearable, we requested a table change and they complied. There are also 2 other ‘semi-private’ rooms that are open so I wonder why people would want to sit in them"

"At $348 per person, this Wan Chai set is a decadent bargain. The meal kicks off with zesty pomelo shrimp balls atop crispy rice—great texture. The braised shark fin is rich and silky, while half a crispy squab per person delivers juicy, golden skin. Tomato and yam poach tender greens, a gentle palate cleanser before the showstopper: whole abalone with wok-hey chicken fried rice. Dessert is a sweet, light finish. Added the iced sweet and sour pork—tangy, chilled, and crunchy—for a modern twist. Elegant, filling, and surprisingly refined for the price. A must for festive feasting."

"Dimsum steamed to order. Steaming hot when served. More than enough AC. Nice and clean table clothes. Not really crowded like others dimsum restaurant. Definitely worth the trip."

"place: clean service: helpful food: freshness of the chicken and abalone pot - so delicious , big dumpling in soup and assorted dim sums are all good"