Fortune House Chinese

Very friendly and welcoming staff, we had a booking for a large group and were seated right away. We ordered the all you can eat for $17 pp, this is highly recommended. The food comes out fairly quick but the wait isn't too long. There are 2 levels of seating and close to public transport. Many guests are family groups and keep to themselves and not so loud. There is a large variety of food to choose from, you can't eat it all and will have to go back.

When I first looked at the menu, I wasn 't very happy. The restaurant advertises 80 dishes, but the 80 dishes are just different permutations of the same few things.. sweet and sour chicken, sweet and sour pork, sweet and sour fish, etc etc. We came for lunch and I questioned how many dishes could we really eat to make it a 'buffet ' type experience.. however, it ended up being a surprisingly good meal! The plates were quite small (our party of 4 got a taster bite of each dish), which meant that we ordered a ton of things on the menu. The food wasn 't amazing, but it was tasty, and freshly cooked to order. The chow mein was a bit disappointing (the fried noodles soggy and drowning in sauce) but the sweet and sour pork was delicious (very thin still crispy coating, tasty sauce), and the japanese tofu so good we ordered 3 plates. Arrive early, we got here at 12 on a Saturday and food came out quickly at first but slowed to a crawl once the restaurant filled up.

Yum! We’ve been three times so far and have had a consistently great experience! Food is cooked fresh, hot, quick and tasty. The hosts are friendly and welcoming. Such excellent value!

Great service and nice food. We were are large group with kids and they made us feel very welcome. Nothing was too much and they even put happy birthday music on for us.

I tried the Honey Pepper Pork with some rice. Cooked quite well, pepper flavour came through but not overwhelming, honey was a little subtle but in a savoury dish it was sufficient.