Much more than I expected of a small town. Food was fresh and serving was large - definitely…read moreneeded boxes for takeout as it was more than we expected. Buffet is recommended; AYCE including cheesecake, ice cream, pies, and a salad bar. Excellent view of the ocean as well. Not the best I've been but not bad at all! Jason Miller

Friendly staff, (almost overwelmingly) large selection of chinese and canadian cuisine…read more Fresh seafood as you'd expect from a coastal restaurant. Nice view of the bay.

My receipt reads, Fortune River Asian Restaurant. It's a recently opened place, a gem among the…read morepubs in the town of St. George. The large menu lists dishes of the various ethnicities, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai. We shared Singapore Noodles and Salt -and-pepper Shrimp. Never had better, the beef in the noodle dish was tender and both dishes were perfectly seasoned (perhaps too salty for a few diners, but great for both of us). The shrimp were large, what I call two-biters, and lightly dusted with cornstarch, which gave them wonderful texture. I would expect Thai curries and Vietnamese pho soups to be of the same high standard. Lots of take out orders the Saturday we were there, and since everything is cooked to order, large orders may have some dishes at a lower temp than later cooked ones. Better to eat there IMO. Great food!

Great place I know the couple that works the place very well and as part of my home town I'm so…read moreglad to have them here but this review isn't based on that its based on their food. I'm not a foodie but they have a taste of their own.

Very authentic Chinese food. Was traveling here from California and was surprised to see this…read moreplace. Presentation was elevated, food had great flavor, would recommend as a casual date place or just to go for great Chinese food.

Very friendly and hospitable family run restaurant Food was…read morevery tasty and hot and plentiful Ambiance was a little scarce, but it was clean and good experience

I'm being generous with three stars. Whoever is their dishwasher person, should be fired…read more They gave us dishes that were still dripping with some yellow liquid. The spoons had crusted food on it still.. I'm only giving them the extra stars for the wontons and gyoza. The fried rice was not even mixed properly. There was so much white rice and just blobs of sauce and a random burnt piece. It's also so so quiet... Maybe they need some music. You could literally hear footsteps around the corner.

Service was very slow and the food was horrible. Maybe one shrimp in my shrimp fried rice. It was…read morecut so tiny it was way overcooked. Chicken in the chicken and noodles was tough and almost nonexistent. Stay away, which I think people are because there was only four people in the entire restaurant at 6 on a Saturday night.

Good Canadian Chinese food and friendly staff. Their Canadian cuisine is not good and should be…read moreavoided and they forget to include sauces on take out orders often. Still, it is a good place to get quick tasty food from.

We have eaten here a couple of times and were really impressed with the speedy, friendly service…read moreand the quality of food.

I've been to house of Cheng a few times. The food was good, service good, it's a bit small. Dispite…read morebeing small it's decorated well and has a good atmosphere, wait time for food isn't quick, but isn't slow either overall I rate it 4/5

Hi, first time here and had heard mixed reviews. I ordered combo 3,(rice, chop suey, chicken balls…read moreand egg roll). Everything was very tasty and the price/portion ratio was good. Definitely will be returning.

Greasy and if you don't Mind sitting in the toilet for hours…read morethen you will enjoy. Store bought deserts. Interesting.

Best all time and worst all time. Best because ur takes #1 in my book for worst Chinese food I have…read moreever had. And this is below the place that had meal worms in my fried rice. At least that was fried rice. So I had the C13 combo. Beef and broccoli with fried rice and egg roll. Standard. But they add a side of sweet and sour chicken to it for more money. It was $17 and $11 without the sweet and sour chicken balls as they call them. The sweet and sour chicken was edible. Huge breading! The beef was yucky. Broccoli was good. Fried rice was not fried. More like boiled in sauce like shitty rice a roni. I mean seriously people. What has the world become. The egg-roll was house made and I took one bite and trashed it. Grey meat inside. So I ate the vegetables and the sweet and sour chicken. I do not recommend this place. Until it's under new management. Worst Chinese ever.

Their food was great the first time we eat in but then we ordered lots of take out and it was one…read moreof the worst tasting food that my wife and I ever had to pay for to eat. We ordered five dishes and all of them were burnt and over cooked, dry and tasteless. If a restaurant can't be consistent with their food that God help them.

We arrived into the outskirts of Shelburne around 9PM on a Saturday night and checked into our…read moremotel first. We asked the desk clerk if there was anyplace in town to grab some dinner and we were told Tim Horton's 24-7 out on Hwy 103 was open. I like Tim Horton's, but for coffee and light fare only. We were starving after a long drive! We drove into town, pitch black outside and every place looked closed, except for a couple takeout pizza places and mini marts, and then we saw Luong's Restaurant. We decided to take our chances with Chinese food in this sleepy town. Luong's was still serving food until 10PM! The dining room looks very homey, wood walls painted red, green, and white, assorted Chinese decor, and red covered table seating, very X-mas like. The menu offers Chinese and Canadian cuisine (sandwiches & comfort foods), but we stuck to the Chinese food. I got a combo plate of chicken chow mein, sweet & sour shrimp, fried rice & and egg roll. Most of the food was decent, dishes made to order, except for the egg roll, which was the kind I'd buy at the surpermarket and filled with hot oil. Luong's Restaurant saved us from having to settle for Tim Horton's for dinner. The meal was decent, far from Vancouver quality Chinese food, but good enough for us after a long day. The service was good and the price was right, $22.30 before HST & tip for two Chinese combo dinners and two diet pops. We did go to Tim Horton's afterwards for coffee.

Absolute worst Chinese food I have ever had. Gave them a second chance and it was just as bad. On…read moretop of that, it was the most expensive Chinese take-out I've ever had, making it doubly not worth it.

Called to check hours and even though they were closing within the hour, we were received warmly…read moreand patiently. We even had to ask to call back because we hadn't made our choices just needed the hours. They were so friendly helping us choose and making clear what was what. He even called us back to make sure we were aware of the difference between what we picked and common misconceptions to ensure they sent us what we were craving. I can't recommend enough! When it first came we thought there was too much to eat in one sitting but we made it thu 4/5 it was so delicious and ate the rest for breakfast,!!!