I spent $87.03 today and my order was completely cold i ask them for a refund, and the manager cursed at us and today me to call my bank and tell them the amount spent was a fraudulent so I can refund my money the food container calapsed into box

I recently tried Lucky Star Chinese Takeaway and was pleasantly surprised by the quality of their food. I ordered fried rice, vegetable lo mein, and crab Rangoon. Each dish was flavorful, and the ingredients tasted exceptionally fresh. The crab Rangoon, in particular, was a delightful mix of crispiness and savory filling. The place was bustling with customers, which speaks volumes about its popularity. Despite the crowd, the service was efficient, and my order was prepared quickly. It’s rare to find a takeaway spot that combines great taste with freshness, and Lucky Star does just that. I'm definitely looking forward to my next visit to try more of their menu!

Small Portions & Overpriced, But at Least a Refund. I had a frustrating experience at this restaurant. The portion sizes were extremely small—my steamed chicken and broccoli had only four tiny, shriveled pieces of chicken, and the beef and broccoli was mostly just broccoli. The General Tso’s chicken came in what looked like a pint-sized container, which felt absurd for the price. Speaking of price, my total was a ridiculous $62, but when I asked for an itemized receipt, the real total only came to $52. The cashier seemed hesitant when I questioned it, which was unsettling. However, I’m giving two stars instead of one because she was at least “kind” enough to take the food back and issue a refund. Still, I won’t be returning.

Other than reviews, the one thing I always look for in a Chinese restaurant are the red chairs and benches. To me, this is always a sign that it's a family-owned restaurant and that they still have traditional dishes. The service was great. The food was great. The only one thing I could say is that it was very warm inside. Other than that, great food. Very family oriented

I ordered the pepper steak with fried rice, but the “fried rice” was anything but fried. It was more like yellow parboiled rice with no flavor. I tried adding soy sauce, but it didn’t help, and I ended up tossing it. The pepper steak itself was okay—the meat was decent, the veggies were crisp, and the sauce was savory. However, the disappointing rice ruined the meal for me. If you don’t mind fried rice that isn’t actually fried, this might be the place for you, but it’s a no for me.😕

Is perfect!!! Nothing out of world, but completely delicious, good price and good service, i mean it couldn’t be more convinient!! The food is great i like how it did not feel heavy and greasy at all, just the good chinese food as usual, good price.