Fortune Dim Sum

Went here around 12 with my mom for lunch on the weekend and it was packed! If you go on the weekends for dim sum be ready to wait. The staff does their very best to seat everyone as quickly as possible, and the food carts are constantly coming by so you don't have to wait to pick your next dish. The food is delicious and top quality Cantonese food. I'll definitely be back again!

The best dim sum in the area with legit food carts coming to your table. The food tastes great with lots of variety and authenticity. Only thing is that the restaurant gets crowded fast. Best times to go are probably around open and early afternoon.

Very good food with plenty of dim sum dishes to try. The second you sit down all the carts are ready to serve and provide your taste buds with plenty of choices. Took the family and everyone loved the flavors and authenticity of the dishes served. Definitely a place to go try with your friends and family when your craving Cantonese food.

Food was delicious! I recommend this place. This was our first time here. It didn't disappoint. There was no wait to be seated when we arrived. There is one thing to note. The stop having dim sum push cart service after 3pm. Not a big problem for us though. The menu has lots of selections. The dessert menu is not big at all though. We ordered sticky rice thinking it was going to be sweet. It had meat inside of it and was more savory. Oops. Anyway, they give you a free desert which is a sweet soup with mung beans. Very interesting but it works. Overall we had nothing to complain about.

The crab is better than the lobster and the roast pork is very good. The wonton soup is the best. Make sure you pick your fresh crab.

Some of the best dim sum I've ever had. As authentic as it gets. Get there early on the weekends, otherwise you're going to have a long wait - as they're usually P A C K E D, and with good reason!Do note dim sum ends at 3PM, then it goes to la a carte.

Always a great experience and great for takeout! Service is phenomenal! Food is excellent and you get a ton of food for your money.

I celebrated my birthday earlier this evening in this gorgeous place. happy to tell that we passed a astonishing evening and the place was evidently one of the reasons for this outstanding event. The waiters contributed in a sweet manner, the cuisine was appetizing and my buddies were so cheerful. We shall absolutely return for more celebrations. thanks very much.

Still one of the best dim sum places around. I came here 2 years ago and am happy to say that they were excellent then and they still are. This is a popular place, especially at weekends, expect a wait. Parking can be difficult, but is free. Having lived in China for several years I personally find their food authentic, though others might have a different view. Prices are reasonable and service is fast. I personally would suggest ordering from the menus and not off the cart, but either works. Looking forward to my next visit. Recommended!

Very unique way to eat Chinese food. I get the feeling this is how it's actually done in the big cities in China. A lot of people to feed in a short period of time. Food tasted good. Noodles were only slightly dry. Our table area supervisor, Valerie was very helpful

Best. Dim Sum. Place. Ever! It's usually pretty busy during the day and always has a long wait time, but dinner time isn't too bad depending on which day of the week you go. Their dinner dim sum menu is a little more limited, but the main ones are still available. If you're looking for a dim sum place this should definitely be at the top of your list!

If you don't like dim sum on the weekends, don't come here. From the moment we were seated, the carts halted at our table. The service was very attentive and fast and we had two in highchairs. It wasn't the time to relax and converse, but more importantly to fill our tummies and empty our wallets. Sit and chat will have to wait for a cup of coffee some place more quiet.

Busy on weekends for dim sum so plan to come between 10-10:30am or there might be a line. Carts are well-stocked with food and come around frequently. We were bombarded with food before I even got to sit down. There's a huge variety of dishes to choose from - pastries, steamed food, fried food, noodles, meats, congee and tofu, and more. The fried tofu with shrimp and the mustard greens were very tasty, but the sticky rice was pretty dry and the fried taro dumplings were cold (tasted as if they had been left out for a while). The rest was pretty good. If you're trying not to spend a ton of money, avoid the larger dishes such as meat platters and noodles because they are a bit pricey.