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    Fortunate Son

    3.8 (1.5k reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Noodles
    Closed 3:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Mikey H.

    It's more like 2.5, but "fortunately" the staff is really nice! It's always interesting to see someone's take on Chinese food. The interior and exterior are really cool! It's the kind of aesthetic that the current generation loves. But underneath it all, it's just one step above Panda Express with a hefty price tag. The noodles were decent, but something was missing, Chinese five spice...not sure. The fried rice was good. I mean, if you can't make decent fried rice than something is wrong. The kung pau was good too, but the heat was not as strong. Their version of orange chicken was more like orange chicken breading, the pieces looked big but were not. I did like the egg rolls. Again, this appeals to a whole different generation that's too afraid to venture to a hole in the wall down in South Bay. Plus it's expensive for what you get. Chinese food is suppose to be cheap but I'm sure the rent is crazy!

    Bok choy not much flavor and didn't care for the gravy it was in
    Jan H.

    They finally take reservations, yay! For the longest time they didn't, and it was always so hard to get into. This was my second time going, the first was when they first opened. The decor is still very similar, and looks very beautiful with all of the red and green decorations. The beautiful lanterns and Floral pieces all over really make this a perfect spot for the Lunar New Year celebration. We came to celebrate with the small group. I believe the largest group they can see is about 6. This area can be tough for parking, so plan to arrive early enough before your reservation, as you might have to circle around a bit. This place gets packed, as it is very popular still, and I'm not sure if everyone knows they take reservations because the walk in line was huge. One of the downsides is that the restaurant is very small, and there isn't much room to fit large groups, and they don't have much space for reservations. We ordered several dishes, and enjoyed most of them. The prices are fairly reasonable as well, and the food is mean to share family style. Orange chicken - several people in our group thought this could've had more orange flavor to it, however i thought it was just the right amount of orange flavor. It was cooked very well and not chewy or over fried. Chongqing crispy tofu - im normally not a fan of tofu but i really enjoyed this dish. It was crispy on the outside as described and coated in a nice seasoning with cumin. I would order this again. Bok Choy and Green beans - my least favorite, it had no flavor and needed salt and they both tasted the same because the gravy they were coated in seemed to be identical for both dishes. Wouldn't recommend. Dan Dan noodles - one of my favorite dishes. The noodles were cooked just right, not mushy or hard. They had a lot of flavor and everyone agreed they were very good. Salt and pepper shrimp - another one of our favorites, we all agreed they were delicious. Nice and crispy with a good flavor and not overly salty at all. Would recommend. Fried Rice - we had two orders of this one with beef and one with shrimp. Both were excellent, everyone agreed, lots of flavor, great texture and another of my favorite dishes. General Tso's chicken - the flavor on this was excellent. A little kick to it, just enough, and the chicken was cooked perfectly just like the orange chicken. Crab rangoon - I love when you can find these with real crab and that's what these had. I enjoyed them, and wish there were more in the order. Overall the experience was pretty great. Decor was beautiful, food was excellent and the staff was friendly. They did rush us out as soon as we were done, but I get it they had a long line of people waiting to come in. There were six in our group, we ordered lots of food to share, and had lots of food to take home. I highly recommend coming here at least once.

    Pork & shrimp dumplings
    Mei T.

    My friends and I had an early dinner to celebrate the Lunar New Year. There were only 6 of us, but we ordered 9 dishes! We ordered the following to share family style: - Fried wontons - Crispy tofu - Szechuan green beans - Bok Choy - Shrimp & pork dumplings - Dam Dan noodles - Shrimp fried rice - Beef fried rice - Orange Chicken Service was good and the food wasn't too bad, although it wasn't entirely authentic Chinese. My friends all seemed to really enjoy the food. I ate very lightly because I was going to another dinner. The restaurant was beautifully decorated with a long dragon floating in the ceiling that stretched all along the interior of the restaurant before the decorative arch at the entrance. I was there mainly for the company and photo ops.

    DUMPLINGS
    Madison W.

    Delicious meal and cute interior! We had a res so we were seated right away but I saw other people walk up without one and were able to get in!

    Shylene B.

    I definitely need to come back here, but from what I remember this spot was pretty good! There was a bit of a wait when I went, but nothing too crazy. Parking around here can definitely be a pain so keep that in mind. One thing that really stuck out to me was the fried rice I'd 100% order that again. The vibe alone is super dope. They really nailed the decor down to the T. The whole place has a dark, moody ambiance and a really cool aesthetic that makes it feel unique. I actually came here for a birthday celebration and the service was overall really nice which made the experience even better. The only sad part is they had this dessert that they no longer have and it was SO good. I still think about it sometimes and wish they'd bring it back. Overall a really chill spot with good food and a great atmosphere. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

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    Valie K.

    Such a cool space with an intimate vibe and great service from start to finish. Everything is served family-style and they definitely don't skimp on portions, which makes it perfect for sharing and trying a little bit of everything. Drink options include beer and wine along with tea, lemonade, and soft drinks simple but fitting for the experience. The wonton soup is legendary: jumbo shrimp wontons, rich flavorful broth, and comforting in the best way. Do not miss the dumplings they've got a nice little kick of spice and so much flavor. Parking in this area is always a challenge, so rideshare is your best bet. Reservations are highly recommended if you want to sit indoors. Overall, absolutely worth a visit. They also do a takeout and you can get drinks at Polite Provisions next door and order from Fortunate Son but you miss the vibe.

    ORANGE CHICKEN, LO MEIN NOODLES
    Keri C.

    Fortunate son has been on my list to try for a few years and my husband surprised me yesterday with a little birthday outing for linner and man, did it mean expectations! Ambiance - nailed it, so freaking cute! I definitely want to go back at night to show moody it can be! Service- very friendly, helpful and attentive! Food - really love that everything was family style and the flavors were on point! The orange chicken was refreshing almost! Like you could taste hand squeezed orange almost, idk how else to describe it! The lo mein was delicious, the general tso cauliflower was delicious... Literally zero complaints about this place and the prices are excellent too!

    CUCUMBER SALAD. Love the chili oil on it.
    Shreyasi D.

    Good news is the food here is great. The service could be a bit better so my advice is to go next door to Polite Provisions and order there. The bar staff there is awesome and it has more tables. Okay, so food! The tofu dish was da bomb here. Perfectly crispy and great flavor. And the portion was really large. They give at least 12 pieces.

    Sweet Chili Oyster Mushrooms
    Sheila C.

    All of the food was excellent--except for the hot and sour soup, which lacked both heat and tang. Everything else tasted incredibly fresh and didn't have the heavy, greasy feel you sometimes get with typical Chinese food. The décor is vibrant and colorful. It's a bit dark and can get a little loud, but overall it's fun, lively, and full of interesting details everywhere you look. Service was good. It took a little while before we were checked on, but the staff was very friendly. The pacing of the meal was unusual: a side dish arrived first, followed by the appetizers, and finally the soup. If you're looking for fresh dishes and a fun, energetic atmosphere, this spot is definitely worth a try.

    Ayham D.

    The dishes were boring. I'd prefer going to a more authentic Chinese restaurant. I wasn't really impressed by the food or the ambiance (which is what this restaurant is known for).

    Sandy S.

    I came in to my usual spot Jeje , except..... this time I brought in my wonderful parents . Matt took great care of us once again, the food was delicious my whole Family was super content with every single Dish we ordered , my review is simply five stars for service and food (what more can a girl ask for ? ) Thank You Fortune Son Team for the great experience .

    DAN DAN NOODLE
    Marissa D.

    Come for the ambience, not the food. Food was mediocre and that's coming from someone who expected mediocre but was still shocked at HOW mediocre it was. Ordered the kung pao chicken, chicken wings, Dan Dan noodles and bok choy. The bok choy was literally swimming in a weird goopy sauce.

    We ordered ALOT off the menu that we was tight fitting it all on our table
    Cher H.

    First time visit and the servers were AMAZING! Foods were freshly prepared and portions were family size so there were enough plus more for the 4 of us! We had a 530pm reservation so it was perfect, starting with the parking lot behind the restaurant (handicap parking is NOT free) :( Although the restaurant wasn't as big as I thought, but was quaint, stylish in Asian decor & comfortable for all different size of parties!

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    How big are the portions?

    My gf and I easily split one entree with some leftover. Portions are great sized

    What are the vegan options (if any)?

    noodles with veggies, fried rice without meat, cream cheese won ton

    Hi~ Could a "frequent diner" here please recommend a best time to go? We'd like to celebrate a BDAY. It would be a party of 5!…

    They open at 3PM, and because you have to be there to sign in your name, as there are no reservations, I would get there when they open at that time. Eat early and then maybe go to one of the 2 bars that are next to it continue there after you have… Read more

    Hello! Are any of the chicken options made with chicken breast, or only dark meat chicken? Thanks!

    They use the chicken thighs, which is dark meat.

    What's the average wait time to be seated, on a Saturday evening?

    Last time we were there on a Saturday evening we waited about an hour and a half.

    Do they take reservations now?

    No reservations, you have to show up in person and put your name on the wait list.

    Do they take walk ins party if 5 + 2 babies?

    Yes they sure do (I've brought parties that size and always have my 3 kiddos) My advice?… Read more

    Is their outdoor dining?

    Yes, small patio

    Do you do takeout? Thank you

    Yes they do!

    What s the parking situation here? Is there a lot? Street parking? Free? Paid?

    There is some nearby free street parking in the residential streets

    Do they allow walk ups?

    Yes,but be prepared to wait especially if you want indoor dining. Restaurant is small but so worth the wait. As someone else mentioned, get there early for first seating

    Do you use MSG?

    They do add MSG to most items. You can ask which items dont have it but I wouldn't risk it.

    Msg used in the food or soup? I have a severe msg allergy

    They do add MSG to most items. You can ask which items dont have it but I wouldn't risk it.

    Are you still not taking reservations and do you plan to in the future?

    They don’t take reservations at the moment!

    Do they have gluten free options?

    They have a lot of foods that do not have gluten naturally. I was there tonight and didn't see a specific GF option on their breaded entrees.… Read more

    Is it pet friendly?

    That patio is

    Can this place accommodate a party of 16?

    Yes but you will have to wait to be seated might take up to 3 hours

    Is this restaurant owned by a POC (person of color)?

    No it's not POC owned, It's own by Consortium. Fortunate Son's chef Tony Guan I believe is a POC.

    We tried to go tonight around 6:30 pm and were told there was a 3 hour wait for a table...? How is this possible and how do we manage this if there are no reservations? Many customers in line has the same question.

    There's no trick to trying to get in on the weekends, outside of NOT trying on the weekends unless you're prepared to grab yourself a nice table at Polite Provisions and wait it out. Tuesday/Wednesday are less busy if you get there anytime before… Read more

    Hi are you guys taking any reservations at this time?

    Just called and asked ahead of Valentine's Day. They are not taking reservations at this time. It's a normal waitlist, first come first serve.

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