Lee’s Kitchen + Cocktails

Having driven by this restaurant numerous times, I finally decided to give it a try, and I must say, it exceeded all of my expectations. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted warmly and made to feel welcome. The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the drunken noodle special and the jumbo prawns. The flavors were exceptional, and each dish was prepared with obvious care and attention to detail.

The Lee family impresses once again! Food is outstanding.

I am a huge Chinese fan ever since I left Texas to live in New York City's Chinatown. Therefore, when I moved back to Austin, I think my expectations were too high. That being said, when Lee's Kitchen + Cocktails opened up in Westlake Hills, Texas near Austin, I knew I must visit. I arrived with two friends at 1pm on a Thursday afternoon when the restaurant was getting ready for the lunar new year celebrations. We were seating quickly in a booth, and while it did take our server a while to get our order in the busy lunch rush, we ordered the Hainan chicken (which i thought was tasteless), the vietnamese shaken beef (divine, highly recommend), and the pork pho (mediocre). I think you dine on better Chinese food at either Chinatown or Jade in Westlake/Rollingwood in my opinion, but the space is very nice and service is friendly. Parking: Parking is plentiful in the shopping center where Lee's is located

I am a big fan of Vietnamese food. I hail from Houston and we have a lot of great options... so I decided to try this place out. The food was good, but more of a fusion version of traditional dishes and overpriced. They are priced like fine dining, but the atmosphere is more gastropub. I'm not sure what I expected, but they missed the mark for me. If you go, make sure you're expecting Americanized Vietnamese and fancy cocktails. You're paying for a trendy experience, not authenticity.

It's one of the best spots on the west side of Austin for this cuisine. I wasn't impressed by the Pho but the drunken noodles and fried rice were huge portions. It's Westlake so expect the prices to be higher for decent Vietnamese food. Still, if you want the more authentic style, North Austin, north Lamar, braker area still holds the title.

Perfect service, great food, and cute little spot, but a tad bit tight on space ... but worth the experience and delight of being in a nice place that serves well. Vegetarian options: Great fried tofu and veggie dishes Parking: Even if you can't see it there are additional parking spaces in rear of building and upper lot close by within easy walking distance. Kid-friendliness: I saw family groups of 4 with well behaved kids. Maybe not best for toddlers. Wheelchair accessibility: I saw disability parking up front