Fortune Gourmet Kitchen - Los Angeles

Once you place your order, your first dish can arrive in under three minutes, and they bring out dishes as they’re ready. Honestly, I’ve never waited more than ten minutes for my first item to show up. My regular favorites are the Walnut Shrimp, Orange Chicken, and Pan-Fried Green Beans. As I mentioned, the quality is consistently excellent each time I visit, which I truly appreciate. The portions are generous too, making it easy to share or take home leftovers for another meal (or even a third, haha). If you're dining with a big group, they have those round tables with lazy Susans, which adds a fun twist. I regret not writing a review sooner because this really is one of my favorite places in LA!

The quality of the meat was barely edible, and the sauce was uninspiring. I followed the advice of the top review where Mr. Bahama recommended the orange chicken, and I now regret that decision—definitely the worst mistake I've made in 2023. I've attached some images for you to see the experience for yourself. If I hadn't had to return to work and had more time, I would have asked for a refund.

Fantastic Cantonese food—our favorite spot in Chinatown! Just a heads up: parking validations are no longer available, as the parking lot is under new ownership.

Typical asian restaurant,.. not bad at all,.. me and my kid loved it,. recollect some good old memories,... i like to visit establishment for their survival,.. not by the name or yelp, . business continues for reasons,. i will go back someday!!? Kid-friendliness: they have hi~chair for kids,. but my boy is too old to use it!!?

This classic Cantonese style restaurant is back in the running in our old school Chinatown serving up both Cantonese and Chinese American favorites. Located conveniently on the 2nd floor next to the escalators, and above all the hipsters crowding the first level for chicken.The menu is adorned with seafood favorites from lobster to French Style Filet, to Walnut Shrimp, to fresh daily vegetables and all your classic noodles both dry and wet. While many of the others in old Chinatown who either have gone away or taken some wrong turns, Fortune seems to be getting things right once more.Gringos may be terrified of the freshwater tanks housing the daily deliveries of fresh seafood, but they are tasty.Top dishes include their String Beans, Fried Tofu, Filet in XO Sauce, Steamed Chicken with Ginger Sauce, Lobster with Scallions and Ginger, and Braised Brisket served with Turnips. Of course, the menu has many other very well executed dishes also that are just too many to list here.Parking is a bit of a challenge in this plaza. There is parking located just underground with entrances on both Hill and Broadway. The underground parking is small and narrow. Big SUVs need not even try unless you want to risk some bodywork enhancements. Check the parking located across on Hill Street, and there is always street parking for the bold.