Lotus East II

Name: Lotus East II
Address: 331 Rte 25A, Mount Sinai, Nueva York, Estados Unidos
Telephone: +16313316688
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.9

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En este restaurante van a ofrecerte una carta variada basada en la cocina china. Sus invitados pueden tomar un recomendable pato crujiente, unos corrientes filetes y unos bien valorados sopa picante y amarga en Lotus East. La mayoría de los clientes recomienda probar su generoso helado. Empieza tu comida con un estupendo té.

En este lugar puedes pedir comida para llevar. La mayoría de sus comensales consideran que su personal esta preparado. Su servicio siempre es pulcro, tenlo en cuenta. Según el criterio de los clientes, sus precios son interesantes. Este lugar tiene un ambiente delicado y una decoración sorprendente. De acuerdo con los comentarios de los usuarios en Google, este restaurante merece un 4,2.

Mejor en la ciudad Este premio se basa en el análisis de múltiples factores, incluidas reseñas, calificaciones y tendencias de participación de los usuarios en Restaurant Guru.

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in Suffolk county

fish tank

boneless spare ribs

tang

table cloths

screaming

in Chinatown

prawns

wonton soup

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Peter Santoro hace 20 días en Google

Huge portions at great prices! Waiter speaks too loud, especially if patrons are wearing hearing aids, his voice sounds like it is blasting in their ears. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Wonton & Egg Drop Mixed, Hot and Sour Soup, Soup, Pork Egg Roll 1, Wonton Soup

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Big Meaty hace 22 días en Google

way too uppity for what's really just another chinese food place.

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Daniel S. hace 2 años en Yelp

4.5 Stars. Lotus East II is the best Chinese food that I have had since my family and I ate in Chinatown San Francisco during the summer of 2009 a few days before Michael Jackson passed away. To give you a perspective of how first-rate Lotus East II is, is to peruse my Yelp "Chinese Restaurants" list. This list features 61 Chinese restaurant reviews in seven states that dates back to 2011. For Lotus East II to be my favorite on this list, speaks volumes. When I returned to Long Island for a week in late October to see my dad, our second meal took place here. It was my first sit-down Long Island Chinese restaurant meal in approximately fifteen years. I think very highly of sit down Chinese restaurants that are first-rate. Unfortunately there are far less of them in the Port Jefferson area from when I lived on Long Island. A few of the sit down Chinese restaurants that the Port Jefferson area lost are Diamonds, Lums Islander, and Ho Ho Inn. The first-rate ones that exist such as Lotus II are precious. Regardless that Lotus East II is a fifteen mile drive from the Lake Ronkonkoma area, it was far less of a distance from the six hour flight to Vegas where I live. All of the words hitherto now emphasize the point that this was a precious meal. Lotus East II is a cozy and intimidate restaurant with white tablecloth dining. The interior, lighting, pictures, fish tank, and interior design is attractive. Just like the lunch special menu options. The lunch special is a really attractive deal. Especially when the Chinese food is so delicious. It is $11.95 and served Mondays to Saturdays excluding holidays from 11 am to 3 pm. What I ordered included crunchy noodles with duck sauce & hot mustard, wonton soup, chicken chow mein (New York style) with fried rice, & roast pork egg roll, strawberry ice cream, and hot tea. The wide noodles led off the meal. They were crunchy and tasty. My dad says that you can tell a very good Chinese restaurant by the noodles. The bowl of wonton soup followed. The bowl was more of a cup that included two wontons. Regardless of the small size, I was impressed by the taste. The antithesis of the small bowl of wonton soup was the following dish that our attentive and pleasant waiter placed on the table. It was a large dish holding generous portions of New York style chicken chow mein, fried rice, and a roast pork egg roll. The reason why I mentioned a couple of times that this is New York style chow mein is because in different parts of the United States including Las Vegas where I currently reside, chow mein is noodle based. This style of chicken chow mein is currently served in only a handful of Las Vegas restaurants. You can see why my taste buds were in cloud nine eating the New York style of chicken chow mein that is difficult to find where I live and off the charts delicious when I ate it in Mount Sinai, New York. The same holds for the roast pork egg roll. The hot tea that I drank with the meal was likewise out of this world. Last but not least, a generous serving of strawberry ice cream topped off the meal. When you look at the storefront of Lotus East II, it looks like any other strip mall alongside Route 25A. Who would think that it would beat out storefronts including ones in Chinatown Boston, the Las Vegas Strip, Chicago, Seattle, Magazine Street in New Orleans, and over fifty others to be the best Chinese restaurant at the time of this writing on my Yelp "Chinese Restaurants" list that dates back to 2011.