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Fortune House Chinese
- Mid City
- $$
Asian
Casual
- Food
- okay
- Vibe
- bad
- Perks
- good
Food: Tasteless but plentiful
The Peking Duck at Fortune House is a stand-out dish, crispy and authentic, as is the Hot and Sour Soup, revered as addictive. Other dishes, however, have been reported as bland and lacking in flavor. Nonetheless, the serving sizes are often described as substantial, and the value for money is undeniable.
Great Value
Outstanding value with top-notch food, affordable pricing, and friendly service.
Okay Taste
Flavors generally please, though inconsistency in taste sometimes noted.
Top 3 dishes at Fortune House Chinese
- 1
Peking Duck 🏆
Crispy skin, flavorful, comes with perfect condiments; truly authentic experience.
- 2
Hot and Sour Soup
Frequently described as the best tasting and a crave-worthy option.
- 3
Chow Fun with Beef
Beef chow fun noodles are full of flavor and very delicious.
Vibe: An echo of 80s despair
The Fortune House Chinese appears to be a place best suited for dim nostalgia, with faded 80s decor, overly bright lights, and a possible soundtrack of chefs shouting in the kitchen providing a slightly uncomforting ambience. The ambiance lacks allure due to dirty tables and meagre furnishings.
Bad Ambiance
Too bright LED lights, dirty tables, plain furniture, depressing ambiance.
Perks: Perfectly mundane with flashes of brilliance
On the positive side, the service is stellar - prompt and friendly. The restaurant also tolerates the hordes, offering generous space for large groups. It boasts ample parking but is marred by the background sound of cooks at work, disrupting the otherwise placid quietude.
Great For Groups
Accommodates big groups with spacious seating and generous portions.
Hard To Hear
Chefs yelling disrupts the quiet, making it hard to have conversations.