Mr. Lee’s Korean — Restaurant in Neah Bay

We were directed to Mr. Lee’s on Sunday evening by a local, as we were in desperate need for food. The counter is behind Big Salmon, you can park in the Marina parking lot to get there.

Seems like it’s a one man operation, or at least it was on Sunday, and it took about 45 minutes to get the one meal we ordered.

Mr. Lee didn’t communicate the wait and we didn’t realize until long after we had ordered that there were probably 5 people ahead of us.

That being said, once we received the food I really enjoyed it! I ordered combo 2 (C2) which was teriyaki chicken and pork katsu served with rice and salad. The chicken was a bit chewy but the pork was really good. Generous portions and I loved the salad dressing.

There is some outdoor seating and a bench with no table but I wouldn’t plan on having a place to sit here.

Very grateful to have a hot meal in Neah Bay on a Sunday.

Make sure you ask how long...

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