Classic dim sum done well.
Arrived here one Saturday morning just after they opened & was seated immediately.
Wonderful service & staff very polite.
The sui mai was meaty & has that sesame oil flavour. Super delicious.
The steamed prawns dumplings contained a decent amount of prawn filling. Moist & flavoursome.
The deep fried taro dumplings have a nice twist of some kind of curried ground meat & eggplant filling then the whole dumpling was topped with a scallop. The scallop although a welcomed surprise was quite dry due to it being deep fried.
The bbq pork buns had a good ratio for bun to filling. The filling had sweet red chunks of bbq pork.
The fried Chinese carrot cake or radish/turnip cake was fried to crispy perfection whilst maintaining that gooey texture on the inside. Shame there lacked a decent amount of diced Chinese sausage.
The Chrysanthemum tea was a lovely fit to dim sum. Not too bitter.
My recommendation- try the dim sum, small selection but has all the classics.
Our boss took us to Fortune Garden for lunch. We ordered a bunch of dishes to share. It’s a mid sized restaurant with a very simple boxy layout. Since we’ve returned several times, this posts included review from several visits. Tea is not complimentary! I didn’t know the first time, but the second time we went with 2 persons, it was $1.60, so not sure if it’s $1.60/pot or $0.80/person.Steamed Scallop and Prawn Dumplings $5.75
Noodle lunch. Had lunch here many times. Always tan tan noodle with deep fried pork and maybe some dim sum. Ive always been happy with the result.
Good xiaolongbaos. I enjoy xiaolongbaos or soup dumplings and usually drag myself to richmond to get good ones. but having accidentally passed by this place one rainy afternoon and noticed that it served shanghai-style food, the husband and i decided to try the place out.
having come in within dimsum hours, we decided to have an all dimsum lunch with the exception of a bowl of hot and sour soup. everything but the hot and sour soup was delicious and "up-to-standards". but the eye-opener was the soup dumplings! i thought they were even better than the ones i used to have and the best part about this place is that they take VISA! a rarity for most chinese/dimsum places.
i will definitely hit this place now for soup dumpling cravings.
Fortune Garden Restaurant is not closed. It still is on this planet. I just recently visited the restaurant and the food is still good. You should change what you write on this website.
Overall, all dishes were well prepared and tasty. As chinese restaurants go, the service is efficient and attentive. Some of the servers were social enough to banter with the little toddlers, so they get some “friendly” marks for that.
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