“ Pretty good place. Good Chinese food reasonable prices . And staff is really friendly. The only thing is that food takes a while to come out. ”

“ always good and delicious Chinese food and quick and friendly service! Big portions and very reasonable priced... ”

“ they have no dine.!!!!!!! the food was goood!!!! food had great taste!!! it aint as good as mexicali chinese food ! but the food is good!! big portions too.. ”

“ A party of ten of us ordered a gang of food - seafood soup, egg rolls, Mongolian beef, fried rice, chow mein, shrimp with vegetables, chicken with peanuts, fried fish, and white rice - all were good, nothing was greasy, and all served efficiently and quickly. This time I'd say that the seafood was the best, followed by the beef with chicken in third place. Enjoyable leisurely late afternoon lunch. ”

“ This was my second time here with my family. I have to say that this second time around, was way better! We come here because my parents truly enjoy this place. My parents, especially my dad is a food expert and with him being a cook, he could be a snob when it comes to critiquing Chinese food (which is a good thing, actually!) The food was delicious. We ordered a side of rice and four dishes: Mongolian Beef, Crispy Fish with Asparagus & Garlic, Choy Sum (a leafy vegetable commonly used in Chinese cuisine), and Beef Chow Fun. They were all delicious and tasted authentic. Here's the thing... there is traditional and Americanized Chinese food. Traditional is always BETTER! Americanized... ehhhh 50/50.... you pick your battle and price. I'm sorry if you think orange chicken is Traditional/Authentic... wrong! AAAAAAnnnyway... Our drinks were refilled when needed. The food tasted yummy! Well... whenever I come into town and my parents want to come and dine here, I won't say no :) ”

“ We have been wanting to try Fortune House since Victor recommended it. We need Chinese at least a couple times a month or more but have no restaurant that is 'our place' yet. We hope this will be the winner! We followed the GPS to find the restaurant but still had to call to locate it. It is next to Quest Diagnostics at the end of the sidewalk but the sign is covered by trees so it's a bit tricky to see. We did find it and they have plenty of parking. We went in and were surprised to find such a large restaurant. We were greeted and could chose our seat. Our server took drink order and brought water. Hubs ordered a Tsing Tao but they were out (wah, wah) so had a Corona. The menu is quite large. They have lunch specials, Personal Combos and Family Dinners plus appetizers, soups and the regular dinner entrees. My husband selected a Personal Combo #1 with bbq pork, pork fried rice, chicken chow mein and sweet & sour chicken. I chose the chicken chop suey that comes with white rice. We also got a medium wonton soup. The soup came out. The broth was good with a delicate flavor. The wontons were very large and the veggies perfectly cooked. We were surprised though it didn't have any meat. Guess you have to get the Special Wonton for that. It was delicious anyway. The entrees were also large. My husband's combo had all the selections on the combo piled on one plate. My chop suey also came in a large pile on a platter. It was a ton of food. My husband liked everything but the chow mein. The fried rice was very good with a flavor somehow like onion rings (?). The sweet and sour chicken was not the usual horrible red sauce-it had a good flavor and the chicken was tender inside and a nice coating outside. The bbq pork was good too. The chow mein though was orange and had no veggies with just an ok flavor. He would chose chop suey next time with his combo instead. The chicken chop suey was almost all bean sprouts. I love lots of bean sprouts but there was only a little chicken and nothing else-no veggies or anything. It had a real good flavor though. I would order it again. We had enough leftover for at least one dinner and probably a lunch too. We will go to Fortune House again and try more new things. Sometimes it takes a couple times to find the things that you really like. ”