Lee’s Garden

Had the pork fried rice and general’s chicken. Chicken was decent but was disappointed in the pork fried rice. Rice was very plain and a weird taste to it. Not many options for takeout in Tolland but i probably won’t order here again.

A good respite in a town lacking variety, the food here is always top quality: never greasy and always seasoned perfectly. The prices are very reasonable and the lunch specials a great deal. It’s family-​owned and run and though a visit won’t necessarily lead to a long conversation with the staff they do what they do very well and are exceptionally nice to their customers. It’s missing that fifth star on account of the fact that in the cold seasons it’s most fit for takeout though in the warm weather it’s a nice place to sit down and eat. It get a bit cold in there in the winter. The food here is straightforward Mom n’ Pop stuff. This is not a place to be looking for Gucci fusion food or anything like that. Great Friday night take-​out.

A good place for take out. What could you expect for such tiny place? It is not even a restaurant, it is designed for take out oh my god. For me I usually get chicken noodle soup, the boneless short ribs. Try boneless short ribs! Crazy yum and hint it is made of pork. And they do speak English btw.

Coming to Ct from san antonio tx first food stop Lee’s garden its kind of a dump but i love the food. i used to live right up the road on goose lane and always loved chinese night. twice cooked pork and hot and sour soup love this place

Not terrible, but not somewhere I’d go back any time soon. We ordered Shrimp Lo Mein, General Tso’s chicken and Shrimp in Lobster sauce.
I thought everything was just okay. One of those meals you stop eating just because it isn’t doing anything for you, regardless of whether you’re full or not.
The egg rolls were fine, the crab rangoon was ⁶⁄₁₀ and the fried won tons were ⁵⁄₁₀ for me.
Clean place, friendly person at the counter and VERY fast, but all in all, not worthy of the third star.