Lucky Yee — Restaurant in Columbus

Was parked waiting for their opening time and suddenly I noticed they opened a little before so that was awesome.

I was only going to order one lunch to go but gave them a tip because they opened a bit earlier and I was welcomed right away.

I could have eaten inside since it looked cozy and so quiet but I had plans already to eat this lunch at home. I like the dividers that hide the bathroom and their kitchen areas. For its space it’s well decorated and organized. I could hear them preparing my food and I enjoyed the peaceful waiting time.

Now the food omg I have been always a rice person even as a little girl so rice is my weak spot. I love some good Chinese fried rice and I also make it at home several times a month. Of all places I have tried around here this is my favorite fried rice ever.

Puerto Rico is the best place for anyone to get Chinese fried rice (after my own fried rice bc mine is 🔥) but this one is comparable I would say.

This is the first time I have tried the egg drop soup and I see why this is a very nostalgic comfort dish to people that have eaten this since childhood. It’s very good. But my favorite is the fried rice.

Update: I have since then moved out of state. I will miss this restaurant. I wish them...

I used to love Lucky Yee Restaurant, but lately the food quality has really gone down. The Crab Rangoon had barely any filling, some had none at all. The crispy noodles for the soup were stale, the chow mein was dry, and nothing tasted fresh—especially the chicken and veggies. Spent $35 on 3 soups and a chow mein, and it just wasn’t worth it. Disappointing experience, not sure I’ll be back.

Updated : I’ve been a loyal customer of Lucky Restaurant for over a year, but unfortunately, the quality has gone downhill. During my recent visit, the Crab Rangoon had barely any filling—some didn’t have any at all. The crispy noodles that come with the soup were stale and lacked the crunch they used to have.

The noodles in the chow mein were very dry, and the chicken didn’t taste fresh. Even the vegetables seemed old and unappetizing. Overall, the food felt rushed and poorly prepared.

I spent $35 on 3 soups and a chow mein, and it just wasn’t worth it. Sadly, this isn’t the first disappointing experience I’ve had lately. Unless things turn around, I don’t know if I’ll...

Wings were terrible, over cooked. Very disappointed. I have not eaten here in a couple of years because of a prior issue I had. I figured a couple of years was enough time in between visits and I was expecting something much better than I got. The wings were extremely hard and overcooked. If I go back I'll try something else because I like to give small business the benefit of the doubt but this was...