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    Fortune House

    3.8 (451 reviews)
    ModerateChinese
    Closed 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Anisha M.

    This place should definitely be rated higher because I always have a great experience whenever I visit (3 times so far) and the food and drinks are very memorable. The past two times I've visited, I ordered the Chow Mein noodles with chicken add on and I try not to eat them too fast because that's how good they are! In the past I've also ordered the scallion pancake and it was so flavorful and crispy, a well balanced appetizer for sure. Lastly I highly recommend ordering the Lucky Cat Shot, which has jasmine infused golden eagle vodka mixed with pandan rice milk. It's so delicious, creamy, and served in a cute teapot and cups for sharing amongst the table. It serves about 3-4 people.

    Shana W.

    Came here on a whim after work one day because we were feeling like sweet n sour chicken. We branched out and also tried the dumplings. All of the food was extremely delicious and the service was amazing. The whole place has a calming atmosphere with a cool area where you can observe people making the dumplings by hand. 10/10

    Green beans
    Sarah M.

    I've been to the location in Irving, so I wanted to try out the one in Dallas. This place definitely has a Dallas vibe (can't really describe it, but you know it when you see it). The prices were definitely more expensive than i remember, but the food came out relatively quick. The xiao long baos were really good. The soup was flavorful and the dumpling skins weren't too thick. The chili wontons were delicious as well. The scallion noodles were about what I expected. We also got the green beans and those were yummy too.

    Shanghai Sour
    Raquelle J.

    I didn't try any food but Fortune House for HH drinks I WOULD recommend. I got 2 drinks and enjoyed both. The place is so cute! And the service was pretty quick from 5:30-6 when I went.

    Snow pea leaves
    Christina N.

    Another great experience at Fortune House Chinese Cuisine and it continues to be one of my Greenville go-tos! We arrived toward the end of happy hour (3-6 PM) and were able to order several items at happy hour pricing, including dumplings and half-priced signature cocktails. The value during HH is hard to beat! Beautiful, well-balanced cocktails at half off makes it an easy yes! They also offer a daily reverse happy hour starting at 9 PM. Everything we ordered: Orange Chicken Salted Egg Yolk Prawns (first time ordering) Tea Smoked Duck (first time ordering) Beef Chow Fun Snow Pea Leaves Pan Fried Pork Buns Pork Xiao Long Bao Crab Rangoon Everything was delicious as usual! Tea smoked duck was good but personally I prefer Peking duck. The space has a chill, moody lounge vibe that works just as well for dinner with friends as it does for date night or even a solo seat at the bar. Parking nearby is fairly easy, which is always a plus on Greenville. A special shoutout to our server, Daisy. She was attentive, friendly, and made sure our timing with happy hour was seamless. Service like that makes the experience even better! Definitely a repeat spot for us!

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    Muhammad B.

    My displeasure with Fortune House's quality and service is based on repeated experience. I don't typically leave negative reviews, especially as someone who is active on Yelp. I would have let this slide if it happened once. I ordered through Uber Eats, and this is now the second time the fried rice I clearly paid for with both entrees was missing from my order. After the first time, I called to let them know, and the response was dismissive. When it happened again, I called again and got the same lack of concern. At that point, it's not a mistake, it's a pattern. At these prices, basic order accuracy and customer service should be a given. As for the food, it's average at best. It doesn't even reach Panda Express level in terms of consistency or flavor, which makes the pricing even harder to justify. I don't see the value here, and based on repeated issues and the lack of accountability, I wouldn't recommend.

    Caroline Z.

    Crispy Cucumbers, Chili Wontons Solid classic dishes! Was craving the cucumbers and thankfully doordash had a buy 1 get 1 free deal. Yummy wontons too

    Sesame chicken lunch plate
    Kristy S.

    The BEST beef and broccoli I have ever tasted, and my friend agreed. The beef AND the broccoli were so so tender, and the sauce was just perfect. So, we shared the pork xiao long bao (six steamed pork dumplings in broth) were TDF! And, for the holidays the pastry was in red and green! We also shared two lunches ($15 each). Obviously, the B&B and the sesame chicken as well (very tasty). Served with choice of soup (we both went with hot & sour which had such amazing flavors!). The lunches are served with fried rice (really dry) and a veggie spring roll. Fun to watch the dumpling masters make them in a glass room...they are skilled. Also nice to see they have SPACE to move vs the world-famous Din Tai Fung (that has got to be a fire/health hazard - yikes!). We sat at the bar and our server was sub-par at best. Nice, just not 'on it'...didn't offer the lunch menu, had to ask for the sweet & sour sauce for the spring rolls, and overall just not very attentive. He had 4 customers at the bar. Overall, I will definitely be back!

    Lunch plate  General Tso's Chicken 左宗鸡
    Elisa M.

    Came in as they were opening for lunch. When I walked in, the hostess was still trying to set up, there was a family ahead of me and after she got them seated and came back, she asked me if I had a reservation. Not to be funny but the place is empty and it's just me. I tell her no, that I'm here for lunch and she's talking to other employees while trying to get me taken care of. She starts walking and didn't say anything (follow me, let me show you to your table), so I said "follow you" and she says "yes". I get seated, look at the menu and I realize that I don't have a lunch menu. Adam my server comes over, fills my water glass and tells me he will give me a moment to review the menu, however I ask him for a lunch menu which he goes and grabs for me. I order the General Tso's chicken with white rice, the hot and sour soup, and an egg roll. The soup came out first and it was served with wontons. The soup was more sour than hot. I added some soy sauce to balance out the soup and then really enjoyed it. Adam asked me if I would like another bowl but at this point I was anticipating my meal so I declined (hindsight, I should have gotten another soup!) The meal came and I will say I was a bit disappointed. The chicken didn't have much flavor and the rice was dry. I asked Adam by chance was this left over rice and he reassured me it had just been cooked and stated that it may have not been mixed and I got rice from the top which tends to be drier. I love egg rolls, I did not love or even like their egg roll. It was crunchy on the outside which was great however I didn't know if it was undercooked on the inside or what was inside it but it was not to my liking. I asked Adam about their tea service and he explained in great depth about the service, which I greatly appreciated as I was planning on coming back with a group of ladies who enjoy tea. He also informed me that they offer a simple syrup for the tea vs sugar which is good to know. I tried the green tea and if you like green tea, you'd probably like this. Now I can go on and on about Adam, he was a great server and very knowledgeable, friendly, honest and helpful. The key for me is will I go back . . . And honestly I'd go back for the soup and would try something else.

    Chicken Chow Mian 炒面
    Hannah R.

    Such an amazing place for some really good Chinese. Their handmade dumplings are a must try as well as their spicy string beans. Portions are pretty big so you'll likely leave with leftovers which is never a bad thing!

    Victoria P.

    We stopped here after a day of walking around and it totally hit the spot! I had the broccoli chicken, my friend had the basil chicken, both were super flavorful with perfectly tender chicken. Portion sizes were just right for lunch when you don't want to lug leftovers around. We also tried the soup buns great flavor, though they did fall apart a little quicker than expected. The outdoor ambience on a crisp fall day was perfect, and the inside is even cooler. Service was professional, kind, and on point. Definitely a spot I'd come back to for a cozy, satisfying meal.

    Orange Chicken 陈皮鸡
    Mayra A.

    Good service. Orange chicken was very good and flavorful. Rice was also good. Patio seating had a lot of flies, we were given a small fan but they still kept roaming around.

    Tea Smoked Duck
    Micaela A.

    Our first time dining at Fortune House was incredible! Service here was very attentive, thorough, and friendly. - For our starter plates, we had the Pork Xiao Long Bao and the Scallion Pancakes, both were delicious. The Scallion Pancakes were very crispy. - For our main, we had the half order of the Tea Smoked Duck, which was very flavorful and was served with soft buns. The duck had a lot of bones, so some of the pieces were more bone than meat, but overall, it was a good portion of duck. - For dessert, we had the Custard Buns, which were egg custard-filled buns and were so flavorful and not too sweet. It was the perfect dessert! - The cocktails here are so great! The classic Fortune-tini was one of the best lychee martinis I've had in Dallas.

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    Do they serve alcohol or is it BYOB?

    It’s not byob. They serve alcohol there

    What is the Main Dining and Garden Room difference?

    Are there vegan options?

    Yes. We called ahead before our party made reservations because we had vegans/vegetarians. We were told they could make anything vegetarian and add tofu to any dish.

    Is this restaurant owned by the same owners as the Irving location?

    Yes - https://fortunehousecuisine.com/locations

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