Fortune Gourmet Kitchen

Location is on the second floor of a shopping complex right after you get off the escalator. Tables were spread out and they had a tank with live seafood, which you will find a most Chinese restaurants. We ordered about 10 dishes for take out including beef chow fun, Singapore mai fun (vermicelli), salt and pepper pork chops, and green beans. Prices were very reasonable, portions were good and they tasted very classic cantonese. Will be back again for take out. Indoor seating is available, but we like the convenience of takeout.

Stay away from this restaurant! There was a Chinese woman who pretended to be nice by giving me two boxes of free rice, but when she told me that my order with two bags full of food were ready to be picked up for take-out, she did not include two boxes that I had paid for. She left out the BBQ pork and other fish order and gave me white rice and fried rice instead. Run far away from this place!!!

We were tired touring in the downtown entire day and quickly found this place. The place is a bit hard to find, somehow hidden in a China town food plaza, not very commercial at all compared to Korean city we went yesterday. So we thought we probably made wrong choice and better lower our expectation. It actually turned out to be the smartest choice we have ever made in this trip! Absolutely one of the best Chinese seafood restaurants we’ve ever had in the U.S. The lobster is so fresh and delicious! Staff were very nice and kind! We enjoyed every meal and even got traditional red bean soup as desert for free! I will say this - If I live in LA, this restaurant will become my favorite place and always want to go again! Definitely recommend it to anyone traveling to LA for great Chinese food.