Wing Lee

“Good food, good service, utilitarian atmosphere.”

Christine McKinney★★★★★

***Edit - this review was supposed to be for Empire Chinese Kitchen in Portland, not Wing Lee*** Second time visiting. First time we had a large group (7) and did have to wait about an hour and a half. This time it was just two of us and we came early and were seated right away. Highly recommend the Duck Lo Mein, the bok choy, eggplant and bao buns. Everything we had both visits was fabulous. Great service. We will be back!

Jen Jen★★★★★

I'm picked up to go on the way to work for myself and my coworkers several times. Everything is just so yummy 😋 Not to mention that it's so big portions as well. Love it! Highly recommend 👌 👍 Update my review; Kinda a little disappointed when my last order of stir fry Lo Mein had very little vegetables than my previous order 😕 Did not see any mushrooms in it.

Scott Gregory★★★★★

Sorry, no photos as we were so hungry when the plates hit the table. This is our go-to Chinese food spot when we’re anywhere near the beach. The portions are quite large (enough for me to have lunch the next day and my wife will have 2-3 lunches) Today was D6 & D16. The folks behind the counter are accommodating and very nice even though they are very busy. They are always super busy but our food order is always out quick. If you’re in the area, I highly recommend a meal here, you’ll be happy you did. ✌️

Hunter Cano★

Scam. Never eating here again. They know exactly who they're serving in this community. Myself and my wife are from Las Vegas, have eaten in more Asian restaurants than I can count. My wife has ordered both lo mein and chow mein from this location and both times we were given plain boiled chicken and the crispy fried noodles that are typically given along side an order as a snack or appetizer. That is not even close to either lo mein or chow mein. Chow mein is a thinner noodle and lo mein is a thicker noodle, BOTH are stir fried along with the chicken vegetables and sauces. This place is scam