I'd like to start this by saying that I never write reviews...and I have zero connection to this restaurant I had no idea what I was in for when I walked in. All of my memories there are from the Old Port Tavern. they truly transformed the place into an amazing space. I honestly took a moment to look around and take it all in before I sat down. it's gorgeous and fun and really has a personality of its own. good music. top notch staff. and phenomenal food. the chef happened to hear us talking about the Old Port TaVern and made a point to come by and say hello. chef Charlie Eems totally took us by surprise. He was so friendly and courteous, but his food was better. The flavors textures and experience was honestly the most fun I've had at a restaurant in a long time. highlights (all of it) soup dumplings, brocolli rabe, and chocolate torte with black vinegar stawberry compote... go check it out! read more

The Lucky Cheetah is an absolutely amazing place! Think delicious dim sum with a twist combined with a fun tiki bar vibe combined with a sophisticated retro speakeasy décor and ambiance. What could be better than a dumpling lounge? We just went for the first time and were blown away. The ambiance of the place is unique. It feels like a chic timeless but retro speakeasy with the fun atmosphere of a tiki bar. Dark red and black colors, floral art, Art Deco chandeliers, lacquered tables, kitsch and fun cheetah lamps and statues. It immediately put a smile on our faces. The food is also unique. Dim sum for dinner but with more sophisticated twists and better quality than you'll find in most Chinatowns. You start by getting a dish with three different dipping sauces for the dumplings. The hot and sour soup was rich in peanut flavor, filled with tofu, mushrooms, and seaweed, with a cumulative little kick of spiciness. It was a great start and a major cut above anything we've ever had in a Chinese restaurant. The sichuan cucumber salad are Chinese cucumbers innovatively cut into a spiral like a slinky or coil spring. You pick them up with chopsticks and they spring up and down! Served in a horseradish and pepper coulis, they had a spicy kick. Don't miss the mojo baby corn. It's grilled, crispy, and addictive. You'll want a bucket of it when watching a movie. Steamed soup dumplings are filled with ham or prosciutto, a nicely salty and meaty twist on the standard ones. Steamed mushroom and truffle dumplings are probably the closest to traditional dim sum, rich, flavorful, and packed with shrooms. Crab and lobster lucky bags were deep fried wontons filled with a mix of ground lobster and crab, on a bed of crème fraiche with scallions. A great contrast with the crispy salty shell and soft filling! Our favorite was the sesame beef bao. They look like the traditional sesame balls in Chinese restaurants, crispy on the outside, pillowy soft inside but filled with brisket! They were mouth wateringly delicious! There was a selection of larger entrée plates that looked good (fried rice, lo mein, crispy chicken) that we didn't try but will next time. The drink menu was three pages long. Every kind of creative cocktail you can imagine, a long list of wines and sparking drinks, at prices from reasonable to 'special occasion.' For the atmosphere and ambiance, it seemed like cocktails or sparkling wine went best. All the staff and the manager couldn't have been nicer and more welcoming. They made us feel like old friends. Their warmth was genuine, we were sincerely touched by their friendliness. We were smiling and laughing the whole time, and amazed at how delicious the food was. It's unique. It's so much more than just a delicious meal. Going here is truly an experience, one that we'll remember for a long time and want to repeat often. It's an incredibly special place, and you feel special being here. You won't find a place like this outside of New York City, but here it is in Portland. We're going to go back often and regularly. read more

Lucky Cheetah - Cucumber salad - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

TLDR; Food was good/fine. Service and ambiance were great. Interior and service were phenomenal. Our waiter was very helpful and enthusiastic without being overbearing. Interior was clean (including the bathrooms) and had a nice fun quirkiness to it. The food, while good, fell a bit short for me. Money bag: This was great. Both my wife and I loved it. Their take on money bag was different and it worked well. The fact that cream cheese was on the outside left more room inside for the meats, and we could choose how much cream cheese we had. Soup dumpling: Also great. While delicious, nothing was special about the dish. Spicy lobster lo mein: This was a bit of a letdown. Not sure if this is usually how it comes out, but the noodles were chopped to such small lengths that it was easier to eat them with spoon than chopsticks. The sauce, while clean and properly seasoned, tasted a bit too clean, almost to the point of being bland. The lobster didn't really add anything to the noodle/sauce and just felt like it was dropped in there. Overall, we still had a great time, but it was a bummer that the main dish was such a letdown. read more

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Go here and experience this place, you owe it to yourself. The ambiance, the music, the service, the drinks, and mostly the food are a reward just for you. I haven't truly been this pleasantly surprised about a dining experience for some time. My wife and our two teenage children visited for my birthday. The vibes and music were just wow. The service was amazing. Just enough, not too much. The food and cocktails were the real star though. Chef Charlie made lifetime fans out of us on Tuesday. The pork wontons were a huge hit. We also really enjoyed the beef bao and the char siu bao. The chili crisp chicken was out of this world. The spicy lobster lo mein was generous and delightful with a nice kick but not too much. We can't wait to go back and try more! Like I said, you deserve to go here, so go. read more

Lucky Cheetah - Steak Tartar. Just amazing. - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

We had amazing service and the food was delicious. The vibe is very funky, we loved it. The corner booths are perfection. Went with a group of friends and had a blast sharing small plates. The sesame balls are worth trying as are the specialty cocktails and mocktails. Fun and vibrant atmosphere. read more

Lucky Cheetah - Some of the funky cheetah-forward design. - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

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Started with the little boss drink with added tequila when I discovered that the jaded lover couldn't come without cilantro! The little boss was delicious and gorgeous! I was immediately seated this Saturday afternoon and the inside is truly a giant vibe! Great music ( not too loud) and gorgeous inside! Upscale feeling but still fun! I LOVED the music lol from fetty wap to destinys child it was hit after hit! My waitress Viktoriia was kind and came over immediately after I sat down! The soup dumplings were so flavorful and the sauces were really phenomenal! My favorite were the dumpling sauce and chili oil ( mixed together was something special) decided I needed more food and ordered the pork and shrimp shumai as well and again a HIt! Perfect meal for one read more

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Great to see how they decorated the old "OPT". Awesome decor and ambiance. The food was excellent however we were a bit underwhelmed, especially for the price. The wagyu eggrolls were very good. I felt they were a bit greasy but the flavor was on point. The pork dumplings in chili oil were very good, not amazing. The lobster and crab lucky bags were also good but not amazing. The best of the night was the spicy lobster lo mein. Very nice Szechuan pepper kick! The service was outstanding in every way. Cocktails were also wonderful. Would I go back... probably not. read more

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Truly an exceptional experience! I can't rave about this place enough!! Starting off with the vibes: this restaurant is absolutely STUNNING! They clearly put a lot of thought and effort into the decoration creating the most beautiful restaurant that has a cohesive vibe and so many perfect photo op spots! The staff and service were also EXCEPTIONAL! The staff all works together in the most seamless way to help each other and keep all the guests satisfied! They worked so well together and everyone knew their jobs and how to make it the best experience. It was the perfect balance of checking in without being overbearing! As for food, every single bite that we tried was out of this world! We started with the long story short and yuzu sour cocktails that were so perfect! For apps we got the mojo baby corn (my sister's fav) that had the perfect balance of sweetness along with the super fresh steak tartare which was served with such crisp crackers and also this seasoned salt on the side that was such a good touch! We also got the lobster & crab money bags (similar to a crab Rangoon) and the pork wontons in chili oil (one of my favs from the night). We also got the chili crisp chicken and a side of rice served in a fun little pyramid, but the absolute star of the night was the sweet & sour cod which was favored so well (I literally wanted to drink the sauce) and was so flakey and fresh! You need to go here!! read more

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Good place for shareable plates and drinks with a great vibe inside and great service. The dumplings were fine, but the baby corn and the cod were the highlights. I do think it is a bit overpriced for the quality of the food, especially the dumplings, but i guess that is to be expected from a more trendy place like this. read more

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As I walked down the cobblestone streets of Portland's Old Port, I noticed a steady stream of people leaving Lucky Cheetah, which made me curious enough to stop in. I grabbed a seat at the bar and was immediately impressed by the cocktail menu and its creative mix of ingredients. If you're a fan of dumplings, this place is definitely worth a visit--the variety of styles, textures, and fillings is great. I tried the pork and shrimp shumai, and it was excellent. I'd definitely go back to explore more of the menu. read more

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Booked reservations to Lucky Cheetah for my birthday dinner. Arrived in Portland and it's right in the heart of the Portland center. The outside is very inviting and everything is black gold and cheetah. I loved the vibe inside. They say us a little early for our reservation which made us both happy! We both got spicy lobster Lomein and dumplings and I got a dirty martini. The martini had a taste of sunflower seeds very interesting. The spicy lobster didn't stand a chance. read more

Lucky Cheetah - Spicy Lobster Lomein & Dumplings & Dirty Martini - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

The vibes are definitely high for this place! I love the decor, the moodiness, and just the overall feel of the place. The staff is friendly and super attentive. It's a great spot to get together with friends or a fun little date night. My girlfriend and I came for a GNOs. I love that the cocktails have Asian inspired flavors. Get the Salty Boy! I was disappointed that they didn't have the corn when we went because we heard that's one of the best menu items. The food was just okay for me. I had really high hopes for these dim sum type dishes, from the menu descriptions, but the flavor just wasn't there. Everything tasted somewhat bland. For the price, I honestly was expecting more. I left dinner thinking I'd be better off going to dim sum in Boston. I definitely want to give this place another try. The drinks and space itself make it worth coming back. read more

My first time here and WOW!! I love the vibe as soon as you walk in. The wallpaper is cheetah and they really lean into the fact you are in a basement. Once you are seated though you completely forget because the aesthetic is so well done. Our server was incredibly as well, Stephan! Everyone we had contact with though was so nice and thoughtful. The food was fantastic. We tried so many wonderful dishes and not one was bad. The flavors all seemed so perfect and the sauces you get with the table are handcrafted to match each dish you order. I can't wait to go back! read more

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Super vibey and intimate. I just popped in for a drink at the bar but the vibes and music were great! I got the tequila drink with cilantro...sooo good I don't remember the name read more

Lucky Cheetah - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

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Ooo-eee. This surprise me. Walk through the black door eyes straight to the decor. Slide up to the bar a bearded man tending like C Zar. Quick and attentive but a little unfriendly and uninventive. Lucky bags kinda dragz... almost tasty but a bit pasty... music be bangin so keep hangin... read more

Attentive service and good food & drink. That's what we came for and that's what we got. Comfortable atmosphere too, so yes, give it a try.

My old fashioned here was fantastic. I forget our bartenders name but he was awesome and great conversation. Helped guide us to some awesome places around Portland to get drinks later in the night. Definitely a fun spot to pop in to for a drink or two. read more

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Recently came to visit Lucky Cheetah for a birthday dinner, I've heard mixed reviews about this place and was excited to see what it's about. The ambiance was very cozy and dark with plenty of seating for everyone. Our drinks were okay. We decided to do family style and ordered a bunch of dishes to share between the party. We were expecting flavorful and delicious dim sum and noodles however that wasn't really the case. Our pork belly fried rice was way too salty to enjoy and the cold noodles seems a bit off. The service was friendly and efficient, but I'm not sure if I'll come back again. read more

Lucky Cheetah - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

Not too impressed by Lucky Cheetah. The ambience is a leg up compared to Old Port Tavern, and serves a sort of upscale lounge vibe. My friend and I shared four dishes, which were exorbitantly priced. The skin of the lobster dumplings was too thick and the scallion sauce it came with had barely any taste to add to the dumpling (there were only 3). We also had the lobster and crab lucky bags, which seemed like a twist on a crab rangoon. The lucky bags were a bit overcooked as the inside meat was dry. The server recommended to pair it with their house made duck sauce, which sadly resembled apple sauce in taste and appearance. The pork wontons in chili were nothing special (and are plain dumplings, not wontons), but at least there was a normal quantity. The star of the meal was actually the broccolini, perfectly charred and the duck crackling was delicious though the pieces were spare and in between. read more

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This was a really solid meal! The dining room is nicely decorated with lots of red and cheetah decor, and it's a lower lighting space that's definitely good for date night! I came with a friend and we split 5 of the small plates and were stuffed by the end! We tried the Szechuan cucumbers, lucky bag dumplings, shu mai, pork wontons, and char siu bao. Everything was really well done but the standout was the pork wontons in chili oil - my friend texted me three days later that she was still thinking about them! You get a few dipping sauces as well like a house made duck sauce, chili oil, and black vinegar sauce. The duck sauce was very sweet and applesauce-y but the chili oil and black vinegar were very good. Our server was very helpful in providing recommendations. I wish it had been coursed out a bit better as we had 4 plates on our small 2-top table at one time! read more

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This place had the best ambiance of 8 restaurants we visited in 2 days & the dirty martini I had was one of a kind! It deserves the recognition! We sat at the bar and the bartender was adorable and great, very pleasant! The food was ok, I think we just over ate during the day and didn't order all the best but I would say the broccolini was our fav! We will def go back. read more

Lucky Cheetah - Jaded Lover and Lucky Dirty Martini - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

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This rating solely just for the dimsum presentation and the skin / dough thickness. Ordered 3 items and all of them are kinda disappointing. The soup dumpling served broken. As in the soup literally broke and leaked from the skin because the skin is too thin. The other 2, same issue, either the skin is too thick or too thin. Lobster & Black Garlic Pan Fried Dumplings (too thick) or cha siu bao (too thin). The flavor is okay, but the presentation is just bad and doesn't look appetizing at all and all 3 dishes that I ordered, the skin has to be the star and lucky cheetah failed on that Service is prompt and fast, no issue. The ambience is there, we sit by the lounge because we just want to snack. The cocktails is nicely done. In a nutshell : just come to lucky cheetah for a drink but not for food. I'm fairly disappointed because their price is definitely not hole in the wall Chinese dimsum place read more

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Lucky Cheetah, a dim sum house, is a much better fit than the Old Port Tavern, given the transitions taking place in Portland. Certainly, the soup dumplings and the shumai were my favorite dumplings. The cocktails were tasty, as well! read more

Lucky Cheetah - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

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Great new restaurant that's beautiful inside and has amazing soil dumplings! The only issue is that the service is very slow... we ended up getting our last small plate after we paid for the bill. read more

Lucky Cheetah - Soup dumplings and dipping sauces - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

This is my new favorite Portland restaurant. It's very unexpected, it's down in a basement and feels luxuriously cozy. I wanted great Chinese food with atmosphere and great service and this did it! I loved the unusual cocktails, including the lucky martini with sesame and caviar stuffed olives that insanely decadent and totally worth it. I really liked the shumai, and was grateful for the pork and shrimp combo. The broccolini with cracklings were unique and delicious. It's expensive but for the occasional Portland trip, it's worth it. read more

It's our first time trying Lucky Cheetah. I'm giving this restaurant a 3 star based on the food. The ambience and staff were great, but the food is mediocre and trying hard to become a Chinese/American food. None of the food we ordered like the Dimsum, Chinese pork fried rice, baby corn appetizers just to name a few really stood out as Chinese cuisine. If they want to serve Chinese dishes they should hire a real Chinese Chef who can cook assorted authentic Dimsum dishes and Chinese food. That's what's missing here in Maine- A real authentic Chinese Dimsum Restaurants like the one in Boston Chinatown! read more

Lucky Cheetah is difficult to review because I have to push aside my feelings for what I wish it was: Asian Bird & Co. For me, Bird & Co. is the best overall Mexican spot in Portland. The food and cocktails are great and the price point is perfect. It's a more no-frills vibe, but if that keeps the prices lower, I'm all for it. Lucky Cheetah veers the opposite direction. It's all frills. It might be the nicest buildout without windows that I've ever seen. It would be a hot spot in Boston or Chicago, so it's stunning to see such an atmosphere in Portland. Especially in the Old Port Tavern building. I can't emphasize enough how nice it is. And with that comes the tricky part: the prices are definitely on the higher end. As a local, I rarely crave caviar, foie gras, wagyu or lobster dishes, and the current menu is filled with them. So this won't be a regular stop in my rotation for dinner. But the creative cocktails are some of the best in the city, and the service....impeccable. The whole front of the house, from the hostesses to the bartenders, rival anywhere in Portland. It really might be Blyth, Room and Improvement and Lucky Cheetah for the three best trendy cocktail bars in town. I heard the dinner menu is heavily expanding in the coming weeks, and I'm hoping for more moderate options. But for now, I'll gladly sip an Eastern Medicine while slow clapping at how they transformed a fish-tank filled divey dungeon into such a luxurious lounge. read more

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Headed out on a Friday night solo for the Lucky Cheetah. I was a fan of the OPT for many years and was happy to hear it was taken over. The signage was clear and had cheetahs on its design, menu greets you before you head down the stairs. Opened the door and a nice bureau is set up as you walk in. Turn the corner and it's like "show time"! Club almost pounding music of 80's to today artist like Prince and his hit Kiss". I did not make a reservation as I come out on a chance. I was told to give them a second so they could see what the wait might be for me. She came back moments later and approximated my wait time. Instead of going somewhere else for a drink she offered me a spot on the standing counter. Which I agreed too. I waited a few seconds and was given some water and a menu to look at. A server would be over shortly. When the server came I asked a few questions and asked for a few more minutes. She returned 12 minutes later and took my drink order, their version of a Hot Toddy with Japanes whiskey. While I waited I made use of the restroom. Unisex with 6 individual rooms. They really out did them selves with the decor. See the pictures included. Confusing thing there were the bells on the doors. They hang in the door knob. Some were outside the room and others inside, mine was inside so that means it's available?? No one available to explain. After 15 minutes and my adventure the drink arrived. Taste was good and as it should. Five minutes after that I was seated at the bar. Seated at the bar I was greeted shortly by a nice gentleman with a mustache and beard. Very friendly and very happy to answer as many questions as I could throw at him. After my Q and A I was ready to order, Broccolini with Duck Crackling and the Shrimp and Pork Shumai. While I waited the couple next to me ordered a bitters to end their meal and the bartender couldn't understand who would enjoy it, the smell alone is strong. He gave me a few drops in a shot glass to smell. It was strong, reminded me of Grappa. Order was in ring up at approximately 6:11p and my first dish the Broccolini came at 6:40p. In that time I had finished my drink and was drinking water. Disappointed to say the least, the broccolini was semi done with some hard stalks that were slathered in the sauce. The Duck crackling was a joke! See the picture, small flakes and no substance. For $$ I paid for this I expected at least some large pieces. About half way through my meal I needed more water, the pitcher was semi in front of me, but on the bartenders side of the bar. I waited approximately 8 minutes for anyone behind the bar to see I was empty, even trying to make eye contact was hard. I finally had to finally stand up and get the water for myself. I needed a drink to wash my food down. Ok so now that plate is cleared and after 5 minutes or so the bartender asks if our time together has ended or if I want to see the dessert menu, what? Where is the other plate I ordered? Oh yeah! 15 minutes later the Shumai arrived. 5 pieces of unremarkable dumpling type food. Taste was good but not elevated in any way. Ended my evening after paying my bill. I'm still hungry. To sum it up; fun trendy atmosphere, loud music, an OK menu selection, and friendly staff, just not observant enough. I recommend the "Wet Bandit" and the Shumai. I will be back as my GF would love this atmosphere and give this establishment a second chance maybe not a Friday night. Decor was great! read more

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Got recommended this place by a local. Food was delicious and packed with flavor. Nice fancy cocktails. Tons of food for the price. One of our top eats in Portland. Ate outside to enjoy the beautiful weather, but went inside to get seated and use the bathroom. The inside was very cute and trendy. Service was fantastic waiter was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Offered to bring us blankets we the sun started to set. read more

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This spot has ambiance oozing from every inch of the restaurant and was an incredibly fun dinner. You'd expect the music to be too loud, but it was the perfect volume. Their staff was buzzing all around making sure our plates came out at the right speed while keeping our drinks full. Several standout dishes on the menu including some of the large plates we tried. It's a little pricey, but not to the point of thinking it wasn't worth the price of admission. read more

10/10 recommend. Ambience was beautiful. The drinks (Lucky Cheetah Martini) were delish. The soup dumplings, corn and beef bao, in my opinion, are the best appetizer. Pork belly fried rice and ox tail noodles I would also recommend. Make a reservation and enjoy! read more

Lucky Cheetah - Dim Sum Near Me - Portland, Maine

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Went with the wife to celebrate our anniversary. I like the ambience, feels quite unique and made quite the first impression. Service was very good. However, the food was a hit-and-miss. A couple of the small plates we had were delicious, most were fine, and some were just poorly done. A lot of what we had seemed fancy for just the sake of being fancy and they forgot that you had to nail the basics first. For the bill at the end I expected much better, and there's a lot of alternatives. Seems like a great place to take your friends who don't know much about food but love appearances. read more

Went to dinner here the other night and was super impressed. Located where OPT used to be but you would never know it. They did an amazing renovation with dark walls, carpets and this big cozy bar. The place is beautiful and very well done. We sat down and the service was great. Very prompt and attentive. Mostly appetizers that are great to split and a few large plates. We got the cucumbers, boa buns, lobster dumplings and pork belly fried rice. Everything was amazing, and cooked wonderfully. I had a martini with their own infused vodka. I wasn't a huge fan but I think I just didn't like the vodka. It is a little pricey but worth it. Overall a great new addition to Portland that I will come back to try more of their food! read more

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Great spot! Really enjoyed the caviar martini and lobster pot stickers and noodles. Bar area was easy and social!

Finally got to try this place out after seeing so much about it. We made a reservation pretty easily. The interior is very cool. Super dark dining space with no windows. But it matches with what they're going for. It's like an upscale lounge feel with leopard print rug, a great red and black color combo, and a very open space with nice tables and nice details. We loved the music too! The service was better than expected too. Super nice staff who are very attentive. The food and drinks were also very good. Yes, it is a little expensive here for what it is but I think it's about the experience here too. It's worth the extra price in my opinion. We got the broccolini and chicken cracklin, wagyu egg rolls, lobster and black garlic dumplings, pork wontons in chili oil, pork belly fried rice, and the soup dumplings. The food was super good and we were surprised how good it was. We didn't mind paying the price because we were left so satisfied! The sauces you get and the texture on the dumplings were delectable. The egg rolls were huge and I wish it came with 4! Huge pieces of pork belly scattered around the fried rice too which was nice. The only thing is the broccolini and chicken crackling was very different looking than advertised for us. Very little cracklin and we felt like it was just crumbs. The broccolini was perfect though. For drinks we got an old fashion, white wine, and the eastern medicine. Cocktail menu is diverse and the flavors of the drinks worked super well. We also found it weird that the still water and the do sparkling water were set at the same high price of $9. Overall we had a very good experience here. It was a lot of fun and we were grateful to dine at this fun new spot. Even with a couple of the negatives I would give it 5 stars. If you go you'll have good drinks, delicious food, friendly service and just an overall good time. Would recommend checking it out! read more

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Went last Friday, with my boyfriend, 3 month anniversary, cute times ofc ofc. The ambiance and staff were absolutely wonderful, some of the coolest decor I've seen in a while and the kindest waiters. The food on the other hand? We went expecting an excellent experience all around, especially given the price. But the portions were abysmal and the taste and flavor just was not there whatsoever. If you're looking for a bland and lackluster yet expensive meal, then please this is just the spot, if not even Panda Express packs a better punch in flavor for a better price. It has all the ingredients (literally) to be a great spot for a fun fancy dinner, just gotta kick it up several notches in actually tasting like *something*. Everything took long to get to us, and we only ordered two of the three things pictured (the baby corn was "out of courtesy"). We went hungry expecting we'd get a solid meal, and left about as hungry as we got there. Drinks were great tho! But again, for a place this higher up in price I expect more of the experience to be great... read more

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Is this traditional dim sum? No, but the creativity manifest in this small menu abounds. There are a couple of mod asian joints in town, but this one does it right. The expectations are high with talent coming from Bird&Co, Central Provisions, and Earth at Hidden Pond. The atmospheric transformation from Old Port Tavern is spectacular with an updated subterranean feel, art, marble & silk decor, booths, and comfy chair corners. Absolutely spotless service; warm, welcoming, and informative. The Lucky Martini was remarkably unique with sesame washed vodka and optional caviar stuffed olives. All the dishes we had were excellent: Char Siu Bao, Lobster & black garlic dumplings, Sichuan Cucumbers, and Fois Gras & Blackberry Dumplings. Delectable! The only downside is some exorbitant pricing; way beyond usual upscale Portland duning. But still we will be coming back soon. read more

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My college age daughter brought us old timers here on our birthday. They were on it and on top of a candle for dessert, they left a thank you note with the bill. We were pleasantly surprised with the unique vibe and we constantly were Shazamming all the music as our daughter sipped her mock-tail and us, our bottle of wine. Loved our waitress. Very knowledgeable about the menu and the drinks. Daughter had a peanut allergy, and didn't have a problem. Just let them know. Food was great. Got all kinds of apps and split an entree. Got it spicy, it was so flavorful. The complimentary matches with a fortune inside were also a surprise. We would definitely go back! read more

Wow!!! my husband and I are complete food snobs, and for me to write a five star review is unheard of. This is by far the best restaurant we have been to in years! The cocktails and food were absolutely amazing. You have to try the mini corn and steak pao . The jaded lover is such a dreamy cocktail! I would drive the six hours from home to visit this restaurant again! Amazing! Thank you for making our anniversary such an exceptional experience! read more

Loved the moody ambiance. Our waiter was very attentive and gave great recommendations. For food we got the mushroom truffle dumplings, the money bag dumplings, the lobster and crab dumplings & the spicy lobster lo mein. All were very good, enjoyed the dipping sauces they came with, cooked very well. The lo mein was a little too spicy for me but I could see if you really like spice you would love it. The drinks were also fantastic! Really unique flavors but paired well with the theme and food. Would definitely come back! read more

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