Subject: Yuet Lee

• Philip Glass Spotted at Yuet Lee Before Appomatoxx Debut

  September 26, 2007

• Dish

  April 5, 1995

• I'll Have What She's Having

  Eating at Marnee Thai can be an education in making difficult choices.

  October 8, 2008

• City That Never Sleeps

  Globe dishes out superior, lusty fare until the late-for-S.F. hour of 1 a.m.

  February 1, 2006

• Best Late-Night Eats

  May 11, 2005

• Urban Explorer

  Some of the best things our critic consumed in a year of eating around a constantly evolving town

  December 31, 2003

• Four Best Places for a Post-Midnight Snack

  May 14, 2003

• Read 'Em and Eat

  February 5, 2003

• A-List

  December 11, 2002

• Five Best Places to Grab a Post-Midnight Snack

  May 15, 2002

• Chicken and a Twinki

  Emmy's Spaghetti Shack

  December 26, 2001

• Yuet Lee

  The Late Shift

  August 15, 2001

• Best Late-Night Chinese

  May 17, 2000

• Moon Over Hong Kong

  June 4, 1997

• Riff Raff

  June 4, 1997

• Dances With Crabs

  May 21, 1997

• All That Glitters

  Eliza's elegance is often undercut by lackluster food and perfunctory service

  June 7, 1995

• Classic Cantonese, Dark and Divey, and the Zen of Booze: A Foodie Day Planner

  ​Thursday, August 6, 2009 Let's do lunch: Get a bellyful of classic Cantonese at a city institution. SF Weekly food critic Meredith Brody likes the crab sautéed with ginger and scallions with a plate of argus barpea shoots at Yuet Lee (1300 Stockton at Broadway). Drink therapy: A slice of dark and divey in Bernal, with happy hour specials (4-7 p.m.) and perennial $2 Tecate cans: Argus Lounge (3187 Mission at Valencia). Seek enlightenment at the bottom of a rocks glass: The A to Zen H

  August 6, 2009