Asian Fortune

I ordered takeout here for the first time. It was highly disappointing. The pork fried rice still had half frozen peas. The moo shu pork was mostly cabbage and scrabbled eggs (some not even shredded). The moo shu pancakes were half raw. The hot and sour soup was bland and needed more vinegar and soy sauce. The beef and broccoli was okay, although the broccoli was burnt. I don't think I will be ordering from here again.

Asian Fortune' food is very good and when you order for delivery it always comes very fast. Only one time in all of the years we've been ordering food have they forgotten an eggroll. No big deal. Mistakes happen.. But the main reason I left 4 stars instead of 5 is because they do not do special requests. Ever. I normally order the pad tai. It always comes with the peanuts and sprouts on the side. One day, I wanted pad tai made with wide noodles instead of skinny noodles..and they said no. That was a few years ago. Tonight, I figured I'd try to see if they would make a special request. I ordered The pad kee mao, which is a spicy dish made with wide noodles. I didnt ask them to change the dish.. I asked if they could give me a side of sprouts and chopped peanuts on the side(which id gladly

I should say that I have only had American-Chinese food here. I generally get Egg Drop Soup and Sweet and Sour Chicken. I really like it. The crunchy things they give you to put in the soup are very different from noodles. I don't love them, but they are okay. I have also had scallion pancakes and veggie fried rice. Everything there has always been friendly. What I really like about them, is that the food from them tastes better than the three closest Chinese places we otherwise go to. It is more expensive, but worth it.

Very nice people. Good Prices. Yummy food. Have used for both dine in and take out. Would recommend!

Arrogant behavior, sharp responses, broken eye contact, aggressive-passive communication style, unprofessional business conduct. I do not recommend this establishment.