Lemon Tree Restaurant has APPETIZERS, AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE, SOUP, FRIED RICE, LO MEIN, MEI FUN, POULTRY, BEEF, SHRIMP, VEGETABLES, LEMON TREE SPECIAL, DIET DISH, THAI CURRY, THAI BASIL, THAI DRUNKEN NOODLE, PAD THAI, THAI FRIED RICE, LUNCH SPECIAL, SIDE ORDER, THAI DISH LUNCH, THAI NOODLE LUNCH, Delicious food. Thank you for the opportunity to serve you.
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Address: 520 Simpson Dr, Chester Springs, PA 19425
Phone: (610) 321-0888
Website: https://lemontree520.bobog.com/
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James Wisdom
I visited this place a couple of years ago and liked it, so returned with a family member.
We were the only ones eating in the restaurant. The girl , who looked about 15, seemed surprised that we wanted to eat in. During our visit several people came through for pickup orders.
We ordered steamed veggie dumplings, pad Thai, drunken Thai noodle, general Tso tofu.
The dumplings came out in a plastic takeout tub with cheap plastic forks. Had to ask for plates and she brought small 6″ cheap paper plates. Napkins on the table dispenser were the worst ones that dissolve with one use (often found wrapped around ice cream cones). The dumplings were a B.
Main dishes came out in plastic take out tubs. The pad Thai was a C+, the General Tso was B+ fresh and good but short on broccoli. The drunken Thai noodle was awful, I mean, I think reheated from days earlier awful – F. No fresh plates offered.
Fortune cookies were stale.
Every time we needed something we had to call to the girl who was engrossed in her phone.
If you’re looking for a takeout experience without the comfort of home (or plates and real utensils), or any service to speak of, with barely passable food, this is the place for you.
I won’t return.
… moreWe were the only ones eating in the restaurant. The girl , who looked about 15, seemed surprised that we wanted to eat in. During our visit several people came through for pickup orders.
We ordered steamed veggie dumplings, pad Thai, drunken Thai noodle, general Tso tofu.
The dumplings came out in a plastic takeout tub with cheap plastic forks. Had to ask for plates and she brought small 6″ cheap paper plates. Napkins on the table dispenser were the worst ones that dissolve with one use (often found wrapped around ice cream cones). The dumplings were a B.
Main dishes came out in plastic take out tubs. The pad Thai was a C+, the General Tso was B+ fresh and good but short on broccoli. The drunken Thai noodle was awful, I mean, I think reheated from days earlier awful – F. No fresh plates offered.
Fortune cookies were stale.
Every time we needed something we had to call to the girl who was engrossed in her phone.
If you’re looking for a takeout experience without the comfort of home (or plates and real utensils), or any service to speak of, with barely passable food, this is the place for you.
I won’t return.
LaTonya Bragg
While visiting the area, my son found this place on Google and wanted to try it out. My expectations were not met but that’s the problem with expectation. It’s not their fault. I think they were doing the best they could but I also have to be honest with my opinion and experience.
The 2 young kids handled all of the service. They did the best they could do for their ages but weren’t very helpful as they wanted to do kid things, which I understand. After taking our order, they brought our food to the table. It took me quite a while to get the Egg Drop Soup as I had already eaten a good bit of my entree.
I was initially surprised by the paper plates just bc I wasn’t expecting it at that kind of restaurant. I use paper plates at home so not a huge negative. It was just unexpected. When we received our sodas, the top rim of my glass was very greasy and they never provided straws so I couldn’t drink it. No one ever came over to check on us and I looked around to inform someone but the kids were playing and the adult was busy in the back preparing the food. I eventually took my glass to the counter and waited for the adult to come out, but he was busy. There was a fridge behind me with bottled soda pops so I left my glass on the counter and grabbed a pop. I wanted to just exchange and only pay for the bottled pop. No one ever came out so I took it.
My soup finally came out and it was in a plastic container. I wanted Sriracha but couldn’t get anyone’s attention so just ate it as is. The food wasn’t bad but didn’t have the flavor I was used to when having General Tso. This was sweet but it wasn’t bad. Different, but not bad.
When we were finished, we stood at the counter for a bit until the young girl noticed and checked us out. I told her that I switched my sprite for a bottled pop bc my glass was dirty. I don’t know if she charged me for both or not but I paid what she calculated.
Based on the previous reviews, there may have been changes at this place. I’m assuming the family is doing the best they can so I do wish I had a better experience.
… moreThe 2 young kids handled all of the service. They did the best they could do for their ages but weren’t very helpful as they wanted to do kid things, which I understand. After taking our order, they brought our food to the table. It took me quite a while to get the Egg Drop Soup as I had already eaten a good bit of my entree.
I was initially surprised by the paper plates just bc I wasn’t expecting it at that kind of restaurant. I use paper plates at home so not a huge negative. It was just unexpected. When we received our sodas, the top rim of my glass was very greasy and they never provided straws so I couldn’t drink it. No one ever came over to check on us and I looked around to inform someone but the kids were playing and the adult was busy in the back preparing the food. I eventually took my glass to the counter and waited for the adult to come out, but he was busy. There was a fridge behind me with bottled soda pops so I left my glass on the counter and grabbed a pop. I wanted to just exchange and only pay for the bottled pop. No one ever came out so I took it.
My soup finally came out and it was in a plastic container. I wanted Sriracha but couldn’t get anyone’s attention so just ate it as is. The food wasn’t bad but didn’t have the flavor I was used to when having General Tso. This was sweet but it wasn’t bad. Different, but not bad.
When we were finished, we stood at the counter for a bit until the young girl noticed and checked us out. I told her that I switched my sprite for a bottled pop bc my glass was dirty. I don’t know if she charged me for both or not but I paid what she calculated.
Based on the previous reviews, there may have been changes at this place. I’m assuming the family is doing the best they can so I do wish I had a better experience.
Leslie Elaine Jones
I love Lemon Tree’s food! Their authentic Chinese food is my favorite, especially the dry pot chicken. It has garlic, ginger, chilies, and Szechuan pepper, and is so tasty and flavorful. So far everything I’ve gotten here has been good.
… moreJacque Gonzales
This is my new FAVORITE Chinese restaurant! Lemon Tree food is absolutely delicious! I always get Beef with Broccoli – and the beef is always cooked through (unlike other restaurants in the area) – and it tastes as like are lighter the sodium than typical Chinese restaurants – it’s perfect!!! My husband noticed the same with his Pepper Steak!
… moreT M K
We tried this place for the first time, and it was a big disappointment. We spent 80 dollars, and the only thing that was okay was the veggie lo mein. The Thai Spicy House Special Fried Rice was awful, and the Crispy Chicken with Hot Dry Pepper had a strange aftertaste. This will be our first and last time ordering from here. I really don’t understand how they have a 4.2-star rating. The food was just not tasty.
… moreShelton Richardson
I came later in the evening when there weren’t any customers dining in. The service was OK, but the food I ordered was great! I ordered vegetable drunken noodles and the tofu & broccoli! They both were very well prepared! Next time I’m in the area I’ll order again!
… moreDavid Davidson
Definitely improving since going under new ownership, but I still miss the old Lemon Tree menu. I remember when the change first happened. I didn’t even know and they didn’t take down the old menus so I was confused when they had no idea what I was taking about when trying to order some of the items (like the roti). I even thought I had called the wrong place at one point even though I used the number from the menu they still had displayed in the restaurant. I settled for some items I wouldn’t normally order and to my shock they were nowhere near the quality they had been known for and was disappointed as much as to look them up and discover the transition.
They almost instantly went from a casual, but quality Chinese/Thai restaurant to a bottom-tier Americanized Chinese establishment (maintaining the higher prices, still). I swore never to order there again. Well, time has passed and I’ve still d found myself ordering there when I want to give it another try with a false hope that they will return to their former glory, but even now it’s no cigar.
The food quality just doesn’t stand up to what it once was. It’s hard to rate service and atmosphere because since Covid, dining indoors there is the equivalent of picking up your order and taking it to a dining hall yourself. This I can’t hold to their fault as it’s not feasible for their staff to currently accommodate these services. The food on the other hand definitely has room to grow and maybe they can seek advice from the previous owners
This isn’t to say there isn’t anything good. The food has improved greatly from the initial switchover. It’s still not something I’d sing at the top of my lungs about, but it’s gotten to a point where if you navigate the menu you can find decent dishes. Others are still lacking. The quality has reached a point where, although it’s still an average Americanized Chinese restaurant now, I’d give it a recommend for someone hungry, in the mood for Chinese and doesn’t want to drive further up 100.
I will still order from Lemon Tree now that I’ve seen a slow, but noticeable turnaround and also encourage the ownership to continue improving. I’ve been content with my orders the last few times. Not wowed, but happy enough to finish the food without it going bad in the fridge. I hope others give them a second chance and help provide any constructive ideas to hopefully help return the place to where it had been. Bring back the roti as well!
… moreThey almost instantly went from a casual, but quality Chinese/Thai restaurant to a bottom-tier Americanized Chinese establishment (maintaining the higher prices, still). I swore never to order there again. Well, time has passed and I’ve still d found myself ordering there when I want to give it another try with a false hope that they will return to their former glory, but even now it’s no cigar.
The food quality just doesn’t stand up to what it once was. It’s hard to rate service and atmosphere because since Covid, dining indoors there is the equivalent of picking up your order and taking it to a dining hall yourself. This I can’t hold to their fault as it’s not feasible for their staff to currently accommodate these services. The food on the other hand definitely has room to grow and maybe they can seek advice from the previous owners
This isn’t to say there isn’t anything good. The food has improved greatly from the initial switchover. It’s still not something I’d sing at the top of my lungs about, but it’s gotten to a point where if you navigate the menu you can find decent dishes. Others are still lacking. The quality has reached a point where, although it’s still an average Americanized Chinese restaurant now, I’d give it a recommend for someone hungry, in the mood for Chinese and doesn’t want to drive further up 100.
I will still order from Lemon Tree now that I’ve seen a slow, but noticeable turnaround and also encourage the ownership to continue improving. I’ve been content with my orders the last few times. Not wowed, but happy enough to finish the food without it going bad in the fridge. I hope others give them a second chance and help provide any constructive ideas to hopefully help return the place to where it had been. Bring back the roti as well!
BICMRC
Did not realize this was under new management. Food is nothing like we used to get. Steamed Dumplings had a weird taste and still were bland. Wonton soup had an odd flavor and they use the same meat (don’t really know why it was) as the dumplings. Will not go back. Found odd it was still take out only and they gave us old menus to order from when we went in.
… moreshashi Vanga
It’s Thai and chinese cuisine, have lot of options to choose from, taste of food isn’t bad, but fried rice wasn’t cooked properly, rice was undercooked. But few appetizers were good.
… moreD M
Ordered from here a hundred times, keep forgetting to leave a review, so here goes: Lemon Tree is great! We actually go out of our way to order here because of how reliably better they are than the local competition. Good food, generous portions, kind people. Highly recommend!
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