Listen up, folks! I'm gonna give you the lowdown on The Fortuner. This place has been my reliable culinary companion for over a decade. The food? Absolutely delicious. Don't even think about questioning the authenticity unless you've actually eaten your way through the streets of Asia. I mean it. I'm a loyal fan of the lo mein and wonton soup - it never fails to hit the spot. And let's not forget the starters: their egg rolls are crispy perfection, and the chicken wings are cooked to a juicy, savory delight. My husband is obsessed with the pork fried rice with bourbon - it's his go-to order every time. If you’re on the hunt for: Generous portions that can last for days? Check. Always hot and fresh? You bet. And the family who runs the joint? Kind, courteous, and genuinely warm. Now, I've seen some naysayers out there, but let me tell you, those people must have been having a bad day. We all have off days, but to let that define The Fortuner? No way. This place is a gem, and I'm not afraid to shout it from the rooftops. If you haven’t been to The Fortuner yet, what are you even doing with your life?!

We were in the area and tried them for takeout. It was totally empty around lunch time.The service was nice and fast. Food is not the best. The beef was rubbery and most of the veggies weren't crisp. The real shock was the rice was overcooked and or old and the egg rolls were about the same as the frozen supermarket type. For the price it would be hard to recommend them.