Google was showing this place as temporarily closed, so I had to go by and see for myself. I was getting takeout throughout the lockdown, so I was concerned that I might have lost one of my go to places for quick dim sum. This place is really good, very reasonably priced and the ladies are super nice. Go early in the day to make sure they still have everything. I went right before closing (7pm), so they were out of a couple of my favorites. The ham sui gok and har gow are really yummy.

Incredible hidden food spot . All dishes were incredible. I came for the Sui Gok, stayed for the chicken feet . Don't forget to pickup a drink in the grocery store. They have tables next to the food

This place Never disappoints!! An individual dinner for $16.99. One entree, Egg roll, 2 wontons, soup & rice. I could only eat half so I’ll have leftovers. Portions are awesome! Tastes authentic as well ❤️

Always fresh ! Tried new “Singapore fried noodles” and it didn’t disappoint.

I arrived after the dinner crowd had dissipated. I was a solo diner but the service I received was very attentive as if my table had more people. Service with a smile. My water glass was always full and my tea pot was always replenished with more hot water. I was really hoping the food would have been more flavorful, though. I ordered 2 dishes: Pad thai and Shrimp with lobster sauce. I was disappointed that both were pretty bland. Originally, I was going to order a sushi roll instead of the shrimp but I guess the sushi chefs had already left because I was told that I couldn't order from that part of the menu. As a solo diner, I obviously didn't finish both dishes (although I could have as I have in the past). The server was very nice and packed dishes both for me. I had finished my brown rice so I was only expecting the main dishes to be packed in boxes. When I got home, they had packed another serving of brown rice for me. That was really nice of them! Service: 5/5 stars Food: 2/5 stars

GOOD FRESH Chinese food. You can get some Chinese food that has been sitting in an aluminum container for a few hours or you can go here and get some delicious fresh Chinese food. The lunch special is one of the last deals left on Earth where you feel like you got more than you paid for. Fresh soup, fresh salad with a delicious dressing, an egg roll, rice and your entree of choice. I left there paying a little bit over $50 for three people and that was including tip.

Food is always good. Portions are always generous. It is a CASH ONLY place, so go prepared. Edit: They have now started accepting card payments but with a fee.

I absolutely love Lucky's! They are a must stop anytime I travel home. There is always a line which means the food is fresh and hot. The ladies are helpful and kind. The servings are generous. It is a must stop! Can't go wrong, Lucky's is great any time or day.

The 2 star rating is for the quality of the food. Dim Sum dishes were below average even for a take out place. The texture of the flour used for the steamed dishes was chewy instead of fluffy. The roast duck was lacking of any roasted flavor and the meat had so much fat to the point of being gross. The roast pork belly had a good flavor but was very salty. The salted chicken had an unpleasant smell like it was a day old. As stated, the quality of the food here is not acceptable. This review was based on 4 different visits.

Service is okay, I don't get mistreated just because I don't speak the language. Roast Pork is pretty good compared to Lien Hoa, Will try their soy chicken and duck next time. At least something decent to find HK BBQ around Garden Grove area. Dim sum is just so so, average TO GO level dim sum, not bad but nothing special. Probably won't order again. Should drive to Lunasia at Cerritos for the closest A tier dimsum. Maybe they can try to sell cantonese porridge or claypot rice.