Chinese Restaurant

Noodles are pretty good. Just Ok appetizers (the spicy chicken appetizer not recommended). I would like to go back for a quick noodle lunch. Reasonable price.

I went on opening day. The place was busy but the staff handled everything very well. The place is new, clean, well lit and spacious. Good and fast table service. The food is above average and I recommend the soup dumplings and the wontons. I will go backnto try more dishes, as the menu is quite large. Good size portions, easy to park.

Authentic Sichuan Chinese food. Under new management, friendly staff. Spicy crispy chicken Highly recommend. Ask for extra spicy if you can handle the heat. We like the dry sauteed string beans also. Going back to try other dishes.

I always order through Uber eats and this has been my go-to for Szechuan spice. Their Spicy Crispy Chicken is amazing and comes with so many peppers and spice- no other restaurant does it like them. Consistently delicious food.

Will be coming back, I really liked this place! It was worth coming to on an off/day time (good luck getting in on a Saturday night with no reservations). The cumin lab noodles were so good and so spicy with great flavor. Next I want to try the spicy beef noodles it was that good. Wontons in chili oil were great, definitely save the oil and put it on your rice. The eggplant and garlic sauce was good and a good balance to the spice of the lamb. Cute spot for a date night, highly recommend!

I was craving spicy Sichuan cuisine and decided to stop by here after running some errands. I was not disappointed. I ordered the fresh hand-ripped flat noodles with spicy beef and the scallion pancakes. My beverage was the homemade ginger ale with lime juice. The noodle dish had the right amount of hot chili oil and minced garlic. These flavors did not overwhelm the noodles or beef. The cilantro and scallion garnish was just the right amount. I would have liked more baby bok choi, but that's okay. The noodles were cooked to the right softness, just beyond al dente. The beef was a bit tough though. The scallion pancakes were crispy and not to oily, but need more scallions. The ginger ale was very sour from the lime and I couldn't taste any ginger ale. Basically it was a glass of lime-onade. I had to request sugar to make it drinkable. The ambiance was okay, a bit crowded on the 1st floor. They could dial back the music volume. I did not visit the main dining room on the 2nd floor. The bill total was $31 +tip, the value was balanced for Center City. All in all, it was a good dining experience and will come back & recommend to others.

Fortune does not get the recognition it deserves. The beef pho is amazing- by far my favorite in town. Not only is the depth of flavor there, but you get a good sized portion for the money. My husband tries something new each time. This time was the combination Cantonese lo mein. Not what you typically think of when it comes to lo mein, but he said he would get it again! We also got the crab Rangoon and an egg roll. The egg roll was delicious, but the crab Rangoon!? It actually tastes like crab, not just sweetened cream cheese. On top of the delicious food, the restaurant is clean, and the waitress/owner is very hospitable.

Excellent. Old school Pho with a flavor that one could think it was on simmer for days.

So this is what you get for $20.... it tasted burnt and like a dirty wok. The food was genuinely inedible, and I had to send it back. There are so many better options in the area. Do not waste your time here.

You know the black stuff you scrape off of the oven when you're trying to clean it? That's what my noodles tasted like, the smell of that and I just couldn't do it. But the staff was super friendly and the place looked very clean. The other people seemed to be enjoying what they got but the noodles I got just weren't it unfortunately. The spring rolls were hot fresh a delicious! On the pricier side 20$ for a small plate of noodles btw.

This place honestly is the best! I have had a lot of Chinese food in my life and let me tell you this place is absolutely astonishingly delicious! If you’re in Sioux Falls this place is a must! I am telling you it’s the best Chinese food in America change my mind I dare you! I got to meet the 93 year old chef that prepared absolutely decadent dishes thank you for your perfection! I wish I could give I higher rating

The entry and foyer are a little helter skelter but do not let this turn you away. On a road trip on Christmas found this to be one of the few places open and wasn't hoping for much, but was I wrong! They have a selection of Americanized Chinese food like fried sweet and sour, but save that for those that don't know what Chinese food is. I sampled several of the dim sum and tried a couple of the entrees. The pork belly was phenomenal. The five spice was fragrant, and reminded me of a Chinese dish I had in Malaysia. The dumplings melted in your mout, and everything was superbly fresh. As it was a holiday it was very short staffed. The attendant ran the whole room, serving multiple guests and didn't skip a single beat. If you love Chinese you have to make this a part of your dining experience.

Normally I really enjoy this place. The food is usually really good and you get a good helping. However, over the last month to month and a half the new gal that is behind the counter on 49th and Louise is without personality. And she is very stingy with the food. Even though it's on $7 night usually the food is fresh. Last couple of times it has not been. Usually we sit in the restaurant Fortune so that we can sit and talk. However, due to me having surgery this last time I took it home to eat. It just wasn't that appetizing. For the first time in a long time most of the food ended up in the garbage. I am hoping that in the future that things turn around because even for $7 deals it's not a deal.

Not 5 star Chinese let's be honest

PHO and spring rolls were good! Very friendly staff and reasonable prices. I was traveling and was able to work for a few hours while enjoying lunch.

I went here with a friend last night for my first time and oh my goodness!!! I love the place, the food was absolutely amazing and our waitress was the best! She was constantly making sure we had what we needed and then some! Plus get sense of humor was just awesome!! Will definitely be going here again!

Stopped in for lunch and tried the hot & sour soup with kung pao chicken. The soup was very good and so was the kung pao. The employees were all friendly and the food came out quickly. The portion was smaller than most chinese food places but was enough for lunch. The chicken wings are excellent

I had Sweet and Sour Chicken here a few weeks ago and it was good overall. The sauce itself did taste like it had sucralose in it but the actual chicken and rice was actually quite good. It's a rough little restaurant, yes, but I can vouch for them.

I had the fragrant chicken and a small hot and sour soup. The soup was very good. The chicken was a little on the tough side but tasted good. Fast and friendly service at very fair prices.

Food came out relatively fast. My waitress didn’t tell me til she brought my food out that they were out of fried rice. She gave me steamed rice instead but didn’t ask if I wanted it. It was more so implied that I “get” steamed rice. Other than that, my food was full of flavor. Portion sizes were on the larger side for a 28 year young man. Also got the egg roll. Very delicious and fresh!

What a refreshing change from subpar buffets. Clean atmosphere and toilets. Great amounts of different sushi. All sorts of choices of food to eat. Ice cream and toppings galore. nice staff. well stocked not over seasoned.

They have improved in a big way since my last visit! The only thing I was concerned about was, if you look at my pictures and videos. It was not a time they were packed and just look at how many items on the steam tables or cold tables are empty.

Food looked better than it tasted. We ordered two small portions and spent over 30 dollars. Food portions were very small with a tiny portion of rice, the taste was mediocre at best. Couldn’t finish my meal due to the rice being absolutely soaked in sauce though I was fine leaving my leftovers since the taste was lacking. Everything was served on paper plates and paper cups, the silverware was also plastic and very flimsy, could barely pick up broccoli. The atmosphere was as if we were eating in a hospital cafeteria and the taste of the food definitely reflects that. You’d be better off going to Panda Express than going here. Would not recommend.

Yes, the sesame chicken portion was smaller than expected but so good. Crab rangoon seemed homemade and full of filling. My picky daughters ate everything. If you get water, they will charge you per cup. Next time I will try the cashew and Kung pow chicken. So clean in there.