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Posted by ilits on 8/7/2009
Waiter was very honest and knowledgeable! We had 6 people in our party and everyone was satisfied from the drinks and appetizers to the dinners and desserts! Must order the banana spring roll!
Posted by johnyy on 7/24/2008
Great inside. Lots of wood. Very warm and comfortable. Best chinese food I've had in south carolina and I've looked around. This is a good example of the difference between a chef and a cook. Worth the extra dollar. You do get what you pay for here. If you want or are looking for chinese food that you will remember and want to tell youre friends about, do youre self a favor and try this one.
Posted by SusieQ02 on 4/6/2008
My husband and I decided to try Lieu's China Bistro while we were in town a week ago- BIG MISTAKE. First of all, the interior looks like an Italian restaurant. What gives? Then, the service was surly, and rude, our drinks and food took forever on a Tuesday night! And, management never came to our table ONCE. The food was sub par. I could have gotten better Chinese food at the China Wok Buffet. A one Star for sure.
Posted by bellaluna529 on 12/11/2007
This is seriously my all-time favorite restaurant. The atmosphere is fantastic, the service is always amazing, and the food is spectacular. I've had nearly everything on the menu and I've never been disappointed. As for comparing Lieu's to P.F Chang's, first of all, every Chinese restaurant is similar as far as the menu goes. You're obviously going to see some of the same dishes on every menu, but in my personal opinion, Lieu's is far superior. The starter menu has more variety, and Lieu's contains far more chicken dishes than P.F. Chang's - which I love, but they also have a large amount of seafood, duck, beef, steak, pork, and vegetarian options. I recommend the Orange Peel Shrimp, Lieu's Spicy Chicken, Three Delicacies (shrimp, scallops, and chicken), Sesame Chicken, and the Combination Lo Mein (beef, chicken, pork, and shrimp). The restaurant itself is very ambient with dim romantic lighting and very large booths that will sit up to eight comfortably. It's also not a chain (like P.F. Chang's), so if you go and you love it (which you will) be grateful because it's the only one around!
Posted by melrandall on 10/27/2007
Ugh. Lieu's is a complete ripoff of PF Changs, down to every menu item, only everything is battered, deep fried, and has MSG DUMPED on it. They say they do not use MSG...Well, some people who used to work there told me differently. My experience there was that it was overpriced, and was basically just run of the mill Chinese Food. Thank Goodness they opened up a REAL PF Changs in town!!!
