New Fortune Dim Sum & Coffee

Good price, and good quantity! But the food lacked a bit in taste punch. The eggplant dish can be such a delight when done properly, but here it wasn't a very memorable experience... Same for the noodles, which lacked in punch.

I had the chow mein with chicken and it tasted very great. The fried Rice with chicken looked kind of dry, but it wasnt at all. The food was delicious and the Staff was very friendly.

I had the wonton soup and my husband had the Mongolian bbq. I liked that prices were affordable and the food was also delicious. I noticed that a lot of their costumers were locals. To me that means that their food is seemed out because of itsquality. Especially when the majority of them are from your own culture.

Authentic food served by very attentive staff. Our fellow diners were talkative, friendly, and equally impressed with the fare, and many were locals. This is an unassuming establishment; the food is the whole show, and is some of the best Chinese we haveever had.

If you?re in Chinatown looking for cheap and tasty food after dim sum hours, look no farther than this restaurant! I?ve passed by this location almost daily as a kid but I?ve never ventured inside until today. I ordered takeout beef chow fun (personalpreference over chow mein) and wonton noodle soup. The portion size is really respectable. The beef chow fun had decent proteinto carb ratio. I didn?t get the feeling I was being scammed. The wonton noodle soup uses chinese cabbage instead of bok choy butno issues there. Definitely recommend this place.. don?t forget to support local business and tip when you can! On a side note,if you require milk tea with your meal there are a lot of options in Chinatown.