Lei Yuen Seafood Restaurant

Apolicious G

Many of you can find confused regarding the name of the restaurant. Could it be Le Backyard or Lei Yuen? Nicely, it's one and exactly the same restaurant. Evidently there has been a big change in the administration leading to a big change in the title aswell.We tried this location the other day. Honestly, I wasn't amazed with the look. It had been quite older and had the normal Chinese ambiance ... predominantly reddish colored colors, circular tables, Chinese lanterns, a monitor showing Chinese videos, etc. Nothing amazing, I should say. My pal, who's a normal client of the restaurant, ordered all of the dishes for all of us ... seafood soup, some seafood fillet, fried squids, pork asado, some siomai dumplings, Chinese fried noodles, Yangchow rice, etc. Services was generous and quick. Moreover, the foods tasted excellent! They certainly outshine the place's actual physical atmosphere! The waiters were furthermore very cordial and helpful. They also gave us additional pili nuts to collect. I will definitely go back to this place because of its foods. Costs were also sensible and the area was very simple to find (although parking slot machine games are restricted). Thumbs up!

Erika Rivo

Unassuming external makes it easy to operate a vehicle past, but really worth the effort to get: clear and attractive facility, superb service, expansive menu, great food, huge portions, and reasonable costs. We stuffed ourselves and brought home enough foods for another food,all for jut under P2,000. Hong Kong style food is really a little lovely for my flavor, but easily worthy of another visit.