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dateCreated	2016-09-06 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Lee Chen Asian Bistro
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rev:text	My first encounter was delivery to the office on a late work night, and I wasn't immediately impressed with my Shanghai noodles. The noodles were chewy and not your average udon in disguise, but delivery meant everything was tangled and squished into the packed (reuseable!) takeout box. Fortunately the noodles weren't spicy, so at least it meant I had plenty to spare for lunch the next day. My second visit was lunch on a slow Friday at work. This time I opted to dine in, and the experience was quite different. The front of the store worried me about whether there would be seating available, but I was happy to find the store to be quite deep and there was about 50-60 seats in total. The lunchtime wait was still something, particularly because there was a walk-in of a 15-person party that they couldn't turn down. Have some patience or opt to try your luck elsewhere, though the wait was probably no more than 30 minutes for a party of two at 1:00pm. I ordered the pork meatballs with noodle soup, it sounded promising and pork meatballs are a classic northern dish. The meatballs came served on the side with lots of sauce, and the noodle bowl was a good portion. The soup was just a simple broth, but the meatball sauce provided more than enough flavour. I was very happy with the texture of the noodles - chewy and fresh, and didn't get mushy at all to the very end of my meal. For under $15 this was great quality for price, and I have to agree it had a fairly authentic flavour for where Lee Chen's is located. Service does require you to do some flagging, but the lunchtime rush meant many servers will drop by to ensure you're moving along with your visit in a timely manner - making sure you order as soon as you are ready, asking if you need anything else, asking if all the food has arrived, etc. Don't hang out for too long, and try not to have a long catch-up lunch session here - it'll be loud anyways. Overall, I had no complaints and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of food and service - definitely revisiting when I have the time!
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