Fortune Wok to Table

Browsing through the Yelp Best Chinese Restaurant List, found I have never dined at Fortune Wok to Table in Cherry Creek North. Asked around and heard their Shanghai style handmade dumplings and noodles were quite good, so went there and ordered their wonton soup, pan fried pork dumpling and vegetable fried rice. The texture of the wonton and dumplings were pretty good, everything was very tasty. As I was complaining about parking in Cherry Creek North, heard they just opened a second location called Fortune Nong Jia Le in Washington Park (500 E Alameda Ave Denver). For the sake of parking, will certainly go there next time.

Had lunch here with my daughter and we loved the street noodles with shrimp. Sauce that came with the dumplings was delicious. I was envious of the broccoli that came with our neighbor’s dish and will add that next time.

Understated in almost every way, this nook of a restaurant serves up a very limited menu of Chinese standards, wine and beer. The downstairs serves Chinese street food inspired dishes while the upstairs is more formal. The space is tiny so be prepared to sit close to the table next to you and limited real estate on your table. The seasoning of the food is subdued, bordering on under seasoned. We ordered pan fried pork dumplings that were simply a delicately seasoned ground pork on a dumpling skin... So green onions, no additional ingredients. We visited in the winter so I am not sure if they are paying homage to the cold season devoid of fresh veg, but my shrimp fried rice had a few scant pieces of cabbage and no other veggies. The flavor was gentle and mild. My girlfriend had the stir fried duck noodles. This was the best dish we had. Again a surprisingly scant amount of veg in the mix, but a nice balanced flavor. Overall we enjoyed it and look forward to returning, perhaps try the soups, but we both left asking the question " is our palate just used to over spiced American style foods and this is normal amount of flavor?" I will be back to test through the changing menu to see

We love it here. They have a great outside patio. The simple menu makes it so easy to get one of each group.The beef street noodles are banging, and I love the lemonade. We always leave satisfied. Definitely recommend if you are looking for Chinese street noodles.

We stopped by for a light dinner and sat in the front courtyard. The downstairs menu has two items, and is meant to capture the feel of Chinese street food, which it does perfectly. We split an order of fried pork dumplings and beef noodles. Both were outstanding. The dumplings are possibly the best in the city, and the noodles are excellent as well. Both are hand made from scratch, and it tastes like it. They now have hand-made soup dumplings the first Sunday of the month. They have a really good dumpling soup in the winter only. Great food, and the service is fast and friendly. We have eaten there several times; the food and service are consistently excellent. One if our favorite restaurants in Denver.