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    Lucky Cheetah

    4.2 (90 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Diana D.

    I wouldn't recommend Lucky Cheetah. The aesthetics, atmosphere, and cocktails were all great, and I can see why the place is popular. Unfortunately, the service completely overshadowed the positives. The moment I walked in, I was asked if I had a reservation, which is perfectly normal. When I said no, the host gave me a look that felt very much like, "How dare you?" before telling me I was lucky they had one spot left at the bar. Oddly enough, the bar appeared mostly empty, but whatever. I was seated in what felt like the worst seat possible--tucked into a corner right next to the POS station, where servers were constantly moving back and forth picking up drinks. It wasn't exactly a comfortable or relaxing place to sit. The bartender was pleasant enough, but the overall vibe remained off the entire time. I felt less like a paying customer and more like someone they were reluctantly doing a favor for by allowing me to be there. I ordered the lobster and crab rangoon bags, which had a nice texture but were overwhelmingly salty. As soon as I placed my appetizer order, the menu was taken away, which made me feel rushed and unwelcome. The bartender also didn't check in much throughout the meal. It's a beautiful space with good drinks, but hospitality matters. Unfortunately, I left feeling unwelcome from start to finish, and I wouldn't return.

    Kaitlin M.

    I loved this spot. Chinese food was elevated and delicious. We loved the pork dumplings in chili oil. I could have had 5 orders of that. The servers were attentive and friendly, as were the hosts and managers. Everyone was helpful ! I loved the ambiance. It's in the basement of a building and have opium den vibes (that's a compliment). Beautiful decor ! Amazing food!

    Brent E.

    Lucky Cheetah is an upscale modern Chinese restaurant. The food is excellent and the service is really good. We had Wagyu egg rolls and lobster dumplings. Two cocktails called the Jilted lover. The decor is really cool. Yes it plays rap music but it kinda fits the groove they are going for.

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    Alexis M.

    I didn't get to eat here only came for cocktails but I loved the sesame martini. I will say, I'm not sure if it was just this particular day or always, it smelled like a dirty mop in the place. The decor and vibe is amazing, they were playing good music this particular day (some 90s/2000s R&B). It's just the smell that was a turn off.

    Chris P.

    TLDR; Food was good/fine. Service and ambiance were great. Interior and service were phenomenal. Our waiter was very helpful and enthusiastic without being overbearing. Interior was clean (including the bathrooms) and had a nice fun quirkiness to it. The food, while good, fell a bit short for me. Money bag: This was great. Both my wife and I loved it. Their take on money bag was different and it worked well. The fact that cream cheese was on the outside left more room inside for the meats, and we could choose how much cream cheese we had. Soup dumpling: Also great. While delicious, nothing was special about the dish. Spicy lobster lo mein: This was a bit of a letdown. Not sure if this is usually how it comes out, but the noodles were chopped to such small lengths that it was easier to eat them with spoon than chopsticks. The sauce, while clean and properly seasoned, tasted a bit too clean, almost to the point of being bland. The lobster didn't really add anything to the noodle/sauce and just felt like it was dropped in there. Overall, we still had a great time, but it was a bummer that the main dish was such a letdown.

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    Tiana G.

    Truly an exceptional experience! I can't rave about this place enough!! Starting off with the vibes: this restaurant is absolutely STUNNING! They clearly put a lot of thought and effort into the decoration creating the most beautiful restaurant that has a cohesive vibe and so many perfect photo op spots! The staff and service were also EXCEPTIONAL! The staff all works together in the most seamless way to help each other and keep all the guests satisfied! They worked so well together and everyone knew their jobs and how to make it the best experience. It was the perfect balance of checking in without being overbearing! As for food, every single bite that we tried was out of this world! We started with the long story short and yuzu sour cocktails that were so perfect! For apps we got the mojo baby corn (my sister's fav) that had the perfect balance of sweetness along with the super fresh steak tartare which was served with such crisp crackers and also this seasoned salt on the side that was such a good touch! We also got the lobster & crab money bags (similar to a crab Rangoon) and the pork wontons in chili oil (one of my favs from the night). We also got the chili crisp chicken and a side of rice served in a fun little pyramid, but the absolute star of the night was the sweet & sour cod which was favored so well (I literally wanted to drink the sauce) and was so flakey and fresh! You need to go here!!

    Justin M.

    As I walked down the cobblestone streets of Portland's Old Port, I noticed a steady stream of people leaving Lucky Cheetah, which made me curious enough to stop in. I grabbed a seat at the bar and was immediately impressed by the cocktail menu and its creative mix of ingredients. If you're a fan of dumplings, this place is definitely worth a visit--the variety of styles, textures, and fillings is great. I tried the pork and shrimp shumai, and it was excellent. I'd definitely go back to explore more of the menu.

    Brandie P.

    Best dinner in Maine. Wow. The vibe is so amazing- low light, swanky with crushed velvet and cool fixtures. The server was hilarious and had the best recommendations. Cocktails were to die for and there just aren't words for how good the food was. Like top notch, been thinking and talking about it since we left. Owners please come to Dallas!

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    Miranda M.

    I felt extra special attending a birthday dinner at Lucky Cheetah - the staff went the extra mile to make me feel special. Thank you team! Not to mention the food and drink was absolutely incredible.

    Some of the funky cheetah-forward design.
    Nathan T.

    We had amazing service and the food was delicious. The vibe is very funky, we loved it. The corner booths are perfection. Went with a group of friends and had a blast sharing small plates. The sesame balls are worth trying as are the specialty cocktails and mocktails. Fun and vibrant atmosphere.

    Little boss ( with added tequila )
    Kiaya S.

    Started with the little boss drink with added tequila when I discovered that the jaded lover couldn't come without cilantro! The little boss was delicious and gorgeous! I was immediately seated this Saturday afternoon and the inside is truly a giant vibe! Great music ( not too loud) and gorgeous inside! Upscale feeling but still fun! I LOVED the music lol from fetty wap to destinys child it was hit after hit! My waitress Viktoriia was kind and came over immediately after I sat down! The soup dumplings were so flavorful and the sauces were really phenomenal! My favorite were the dumpling sauce and chili oil ( mixed together was something special) decided I needed more food and ordered the pork and shrimp shumai as well and again a HIt! Perfect meal for one

    Steak Tartar.  Just amazing.
    Joe M.

    Go here and experience this place, you owe it to yourself. The ambiance, the music, the service, the drinks, and mostly the food are a reward just for you. I haven't truly been this pleasantly surprised about a dining experience for some time. My wife and our two teenage children visited for my birthday. The vibes and music were just wow. The service was amazing. Just enough, not too much. The food and cocktails were the real star though. Chef Charlie made lifetime fans out of us on Tuesday. The pork wontons were a huge hit. We also really enjoyed the beef bao and the char siu bao. The chili crisp chicken was out of this world. The spicy lobster lo mein was generous and delightful with a nice kick but not too much. We can't wait to go back and try more! Like I said, you deserve to go here, so go.

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    Rob L.

    The Lucky Cheetah is an absolutely amazing place! Think delicious dim sum with a twist combined with a fun tiki bar vibe combined with a sophisticated retro speakeasy décor and ambiance. What could be better than a dumpling lounge? We just went for the first time and were blown away. The ambiance of the place is unique. It feels like a chic timeless but retro speakeasy with the fun atmosphere of a tiki bar. Dark red and black colors, floral art, Art Deco chandeliers, lacquered tables, kitsch and fun cheetah lamps and statues. It immediately put a smile on our faces. The food is also unique. Dim sum for dinner but with more sophisticated twists and better quality than you'll find in most Chinatowns. You start by getting a dish with three different dipping sauces for the dumplings. The hot and sour soup was rich in peanut flavor, filled with tofu, mushrooms, and seaweed, with a cumulative little kick of spiciness. It was a great start and a major cut above anything we've ever had in a Chinese restaurant. The sichuan cucumber salad are Chinese cucumbers innovatively cut into a spiral like a slinky or coil spring. You pick them up with chopsticks and they spring up and down! Served in a horseradish and pepper coulis, they had a spicy kick. Don't miss the mojo baby corn. It's grilled, crispy, and addictive. You'll want a bucket of it when watching a movie. Steamed soup dumplings are filled with ham or prosciutto, a nicely salty and meaty twist on the standard ones. Steamed mushroom and truffle dumplings are probably the closest to traditional dim sum, rich, flavorful, and packed with shrooms. Crab and lobster lucky bags were deep fried wontons filled with a mix of ground lobster and crab, on a bed of crème fraiche with scallions. A great contrast with the crispy salty shell and soft filling! Our favorite was the sesame beef bao. They look like the traditional sesame balls in Chinese restaurants, crispy on the outside, pillowy soft inside but filled with brisket! They were mouth wateringly delicious! There was a selection of larger entrée plates that looked good (fried rice, lo mein, crispy chicken) that we didn't try but will next time. The drink menu was three pages long. Every kind of creative cocktail you can imagine, a long list of wines and sparking drinks, at prices from reasonable to 'special occasion.' For the atmosphere and ambiance, it seemed like cocktails or sparkling wine went best. All the staff and the manager couldn't have been nicer and more welcoming. They made us feel like old friends. Their warmth was genuine, we were sincerely touched by their friendliness. We were smiling and laughing the whole time, and amazed at how delicious the food was. It's unique. It's so much more than just a delicious meal. Going here is truly an experience, one that we'll remember for a long time and want to repeat often. It's an incredibly special place, and you feel special being here. You won't find a place like this outside of New York City, but here it is in Portland. We're going to go back often and regularly.

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    Staff was AMAZING! Food was 10/10. I could not believe how impressed I was. But I am shocked at how awesome the entire staff was.

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    Attentive service and good food & drink. That's what we came for and that's what we got. Comfortable atmosphere too, so yes, give it a try.

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