Ate there for Christmas. Place was crazy but we were seated within about 10 minutes. Service was great - very courteous and attentive. Food was very good. Favorite dish was the peking duck and others were great too. Pork fried rice was OK - not that flavorful and probably needed more soy sauce when being cooked. We also ordered the Ma Po Tofu (not pictured) which was fine but would not recommend. It did not resemble Ma Po Tofu that I've ordered at other restaurants. Would definitely go there again.

Great Peking duck. It was nicely cut and deboned. Skin was nice and crispy. A bit on the expensive side. Would skip the coconut shrimp. You only get 4 for 19$ and it was over battered. Overall good and would go again.

Oh my, Sang Kee is singing on all the high notes! Have ordered take out and eaten in multiple times over an extended timeframe. Tonight we got the roast pork rpast duck with rice and the Mongolian Beef - yummmy delight! Ordered online, showed up early relative to the promised time and the food came out a minute after I came through the door. Parking can be tight.

My first time as this lovely Chinese restaurant tucked away in a strip mall. Folks clearly come here for Din Sun and it was fun to watch all the little plates coming out of the kitchen. Service was impeccable and my tea and water were served within minutes of being seated. My shrimp dumpling soup was delicious and healthy. I can't wait to come back.

I enjoy Sang Kee often and I am shocked that I never did a review??? Go figure?! This is one of my go-to comfort food spots! So many dishes to recommend...you really can't go wrong...just jump in & explore! There is always such good energy when I dine in...the service is attentive and friendly...always a warm smile to greet you! I recommend...now you know and have no excuse...enjoy!

I was having lunch with a friend. "Let's go ethnic," I said. "Chinese, Thai, Italian .... I don't care." When she suggested Sang Kee, I was disappointed. I pretty much wrote the restaurant off, but as I try to be a good sport, I agreed. And y'know .... lunch really warranted four stars! They have a $15 special. I think they call it a "bento box lunch," though it doesn't resemble any bento box I'm familiar with. You get a choice of three items plus rice -- either steamed or brown -- and portions are generous. Their hot and sour soup is always good, and the dishes I chose were great: crisp vegetables, plenty of shrimp. While there are restaurants I prefer, I'd have no problem returning for lunch. Keep it up, Sang Kee ... and maybe I'll give you another try for dinner.

We've come back to the Bistro so many times that this review is a bit overdue. On our most recent visit, we ate family style as usual. The Chong Qing chicken and stewed Tofu w mixed veggies were the group favorites. My son and I (unevenly) shared the Roast duck Udon - shoulda got 2. The Singapore Noodles were just ok - needed more heat. Service was good for a weekday. Their menu has lots to choose from and their dishes are consistently good. When in Wynnewood, this is where we go.

I have always wanted to try this place for quite some time now. Feeling a little sick and in need of some cozy food, I knew this was the perfect time to try it. I ordered online and went in to pick up. I will definitely be back to dine-in as it was really cozy, spacious and clean in there. I chose the San Kee Wonton Noodle broth bowl. It came with a large container of broth and all of the other ingredients in a separate bowl, which made it very easy to combine when I got home. The broth was full of flavor and the wontons were really delicious. Was the perfect meal on a cold sick day! My wife got the Kung Pao chicken with peanuts. Although it had a pretty intense spice to it, she said it was extremely delicious. The spice did not slow her down! Would highly recommend for those looking for delicious Asian food in the area. Also looks like outdoor dining when it gets warm!

Sang Kee is wonderful. Service is friendly and efficient. The food is the best Chinese food I have had in this area without having to schlep to Chinatown. The wonton soup was perfect. Thin wonton wrappers, flavorful pork/shrimp filling. Ample wontons in a cup. Not pictured: pork soup dumplings. I think they are listed under the apps as Steamed Shanghai Juice Buns. While very flavorful, my only complaint was there was barely any soup in them. The star of the show, the general tso's chicken. Crispy on the outside, tender on the inside. Good portion of chicken. My fiance had roasted duck stir fried udon, also a delicious meal filled with shredded duck and minced pork. The food did not make me feel icky afterwards, it was not overly salty. I am excited to return!