Lucky China

Have been patroning this establishment since 2016, the owners have been great but the customer service from the help has taken a drastic dip over the years. They took an order wrong and then called my spouse a liar and told me I had to pay more on top of having to come back and wait for the correct food to be made. No apologies, no remorse, just cynicism. If you order take-out keep in mind that English is likely not the first language as most of the people is front are Hispanic so just be clear with what you order and definitely inspect your order before you leave. Its a bad sign for a business to blame an incorrect order on a customer.

Got the fried rice with wings. And it was delicious and the service was great. Shout out Diego for the great service. Def a go to spot for date night.

Food prepared quickly (large persons, easy to share) and to my liking. No problem making changes for me. Atmosphere is quiet, you can have an actual conversation. Service was attentive but not intrusive.

While the shrimps and lobster sauce ate more like a stew and the peas while sweet and bright, didn’t need to be in there. The environment was delightful and the food was tasty. Thanks, we’ll be back to try other menu items.

I was over by this way and popped in for takeout. I saw the usual “Lucky China” franchise looking sign and assumed this was as the others. Surprisingly, the decor is styled like a “sit down for a date” restaurant. However, that is where the quality rests. I arrived within their dinner time hours and there wasn’t a single customer inside. That should’ve been my first clue. The selections on the menu were in fact the typical “cheap takeout” menu choices. However, it was printed out on a classic restaurant style menu. Instead of the typical takeout pamphlet. The prices were highway robbery! Being double what they’d generally be for takeout. I ordered broccoli and shrimp with rice. That came out to nearly $25 mind you. The guy at the entry station assured me the portions were worth the price.