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4th time here. Best Chinese restaurant/food I have found in Florida. Being from NJ, I've been searching for some good Chinese. FOUND IT. The General Tso Chicken is excellent. They also have sushi. It looks so good. Next time we go we're getting some of that. Look forward to returning.
After spending a couple of hours gambling we decided on this place since they had sushi. The place isn't to big inside so we waited awhile to be sat which meant more time to lose money gambling. Lol! We were finally sat after 20min of waiting and our server took our order right away. Below is what we ordered, but it felt like an eternity for our food to come out and we considered leaving because it was a good 45 minutes or more til our food finally arrived. Crispy Szechuan Wings - 4 Full chicken wings with Szechuan peppercorn rub, steamed rice, bok choy, sweet chili sauce. Crispy Spicy Tuna - Spicy tuna and asparagus that is flashed fried in panko bread served with unagi eel sauce and roasted sesame seed. Crispy Philly - Salmon, avocado, and cream cheese flash fried in panko bread served with champagne sauce and spicy aioli. Spicy Tuna Roll/ Spicy Tuna - Spicy tuna mix with house chili sauce, avocado, and cucumber wrapped in seaweed nori. The sushi was very good though it lacked a little of that authentic Japanese flavor and execution, but to be expected in a casino. The Szechuan wings came out piping hot with a nice crispy skin and full of flavor. It was definitely the highlight of the dishes we ate tonight. Service was fair, but not spectacular as we often had to flag someone down for refills. The food was decent and will be back again the next time we visit the casino.
The location of this restaurant will kind of throw you off but the restaurant is cool. I had been wanting to eat Pho but hadn't found a location that was near until I Yelped this place, located in the casino. When we first sat down we were offered complimentary jasmine tea served in a cast iron kettle, super cute. We ordered sushi pho and ramen. I really enjoyed the sushi. My guest like her ramen as well. The pho was decent but if you are a pho fanatic then you might agree with me and think that it was not authentic pho. Definitely fixed my craving but not the best that I've had. Overall it's a good spot to visit for the location.
Tonight we started with homemade pork and shrimp wonton soup. These are house made, nothing frozen here. The broth was tasty and the won tons were delicious. Then we had cold Vietnamese summer rolls with prawns, sliced duck, rice noodles and fresh herbs served with a hoisin-peanut sauce...fantastic. They never disappoint and the service is always attentive. This place is a gem.
Stayed in the hotel for two nights and ate here twice. Excellent both times. -Service was great! -Best Hot and Sour soup I've ever had!! -Sizzling Korean Beef was excellent! If the casino wasn't so far out of the way, I would stop by just to eat here. Have included a number of photos.
Lucky Mi Noodle House is located inside the Seminole Casino in Immokalee, and was opened with the casino's remodeling which was completed in February 2012. Sitting at the counter directly in front of the wok station and nearest the head chef was quite an experience. More on this in a bit. As we were led to our seats, the host had with him what I could only surmise was a tea box. My surmise led to surprise when when he opened it and allowed me to select from the fine array of cheap chopsticks with which to feed my hungry maw. All the chop sticks were exactly the same, and I thought it was a bit unnecessary, but I selected what I thought looked like the best chopsticks of the bunch, or just the ones on top. Service was very attentive, and liquid refreshments were delivered quickly. They even included a personal pot of hot green tea on the house. A nice touch! I ordered a large hot sake as well. I'm not entirely sure how large this thing was in ounces, but it was quite generous! The head chef leaned over the counter, asked if we'd ordered food and what it was. Addressing him by title, I told him what it was, and he assured me that it would be right up. I told him that the order was only placed minutes ago, so I wasn't really concerned about how long it was taking. I saw that he was absolutely on top of everything that happened in that restaurant, not just the kitchen. The young sous chef looked like he had only graduated high school a handful of years ago, and even that assessment might be a bit generous. He was mentoring a less experienced wok cook with a watchful eye and helpful guidance, all the while the head chef watched over both of them. This was perhaps the best run kitchen I've ever seen. A culinary ballet that was effing impressive. Everyone was happy and jokes were exchanged, all the while strict order was kept. Food arrived VERY quickly. I was able to sample the General Tso's chicken, which was by far, the best I've ever had. Tender bits o' chicken in a sauce that I would have been happy to lick off the plate. My Pad Thai was a very good Americanized version. The various tastes were a bit muted for my liking, but still, VERY good. The portions of both dishes were quite large, and the prices weren't bad either. All the sizes of the entrees leaving the kitchen looked very large and delicious. There should be no concern about portion size here! The chef made his way around the dining room checking on the patron's satisfaction. I wasn't under the impression that it was some sort of managerial obligation, as much as it was for his own personal quality control. Again - effing impressive. I shall return. Of this, I have no doubt. They also appeared to do take away orders.
No sushi bar as other review mentioned. Staff says sushi bar coming in summer 2016. Atmosphere was like a jazzed up Panda Express. On the bright side, General tso chicken was good bc it was lighter, not a sticky, not as sweet or spicy. Wonton soup, although didn't taste like traditional American wonton soup, was full of fresh herbs. Decent sake tini. They got cucumber from the back. Lastly, I'm not dim sum savvy, but I didn't like them.
Lucky Mi Noodle House is located inside the Immookalee Casino. We were there on New Year Day for a little gaming action. Little did I know, the machine keeping ingesting my bills one by one. Litte exhausted and needed a break. I took a walk to the back parking lot and walked down the Lucky Mi Noodle House. They are normally closed for lunch. But there are many patrons inside. What is going on here! They have a special brunch for New Year Day from 11 AM to 2 PM! No Pad Tai, Pho, Ramen, Miso Glazed Sea Bass, Szechuan chicken wings or Thai Drunken Noodle. Instead, they serve Crab Cake Benny, Steak and Eggs, Biscuit and Gravy, Omelets and other breakfast items with Mimosa and other items. We have the Crab Cakes Benny and Steak and Fries. The egg benedict on crab cakes were fine. The steak and Fries with two sunny side up eggs were fine as well but the steak grilled well to my preferred temperature, medium rare. However, the steak was on the petite side (May be 4 Oz!) Rejuvenated with a Peach Schnapps drink and some Orange Juice, we continue our fun with the machines. We recovered some of our bills and resulted in only a small lost. Lucky Mi! Overall, not a bad brunch! Happy New Year! read more
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2 years ago
Hnnestly, what was I expecting? After a fun night with the slot machines, I was craving my favorite comfort food and thought a takeout order from this establishment would be the perfect way to wrap up the evening. However, when I got home, I was surprised by the one slice of meat at the bottom and the disproportionate ratio of noodles to soup. read more
1 year ago
4th time here. Best Chinese restaurant/food I have found in Florida. Being from NJ, I've been searching for some good Chinese. FOUND IT. The General Tso Chicken is excellent. They also have sushi. It looks so good. Next time we go we're getting some of that. Look forward to returning. read more
After spending a couple of hours gambling we decided on this place since they had sushi. The place isn't to big inside so we waited awhile to be sat which meant more time to lose money gambling. Lol! We were finally sat after 20min of waiting and our server took our order right away. Below is what we ordered, but it felt like an eternity for our food to come out and we considered leaving because it was a good 45 minutes or more til our food finally arrived. Crispy Szechuan Wings - 4 Full chicken wings with Szechuan peppercorn rub, steamed rice, bok choy, sweet chili sauce. Crispy Spicy Tuna - Spicy tuna and asparagus that is flashed fried in panko bread served with unagi eel sauce and roasted sesame seed. Crispy Philly - Salmon, avocado, and cream cheese flash fried in panko bread served with champagne sauce and spicy aioli. Spicy Tuna Roll/ Spicy Tuna - Spicy tuna mix with house chili sauce, avocado, and cucumber wrapped in seaweed nori. The sushi was very good though it lacked a little of that authentic Japanese flavor and execution, but to be expected in a casino. The Szechuan wings came out piping hot with a nice crispy skin and full of flavor. It was definitely the highlight of the dishes we ate tonight. Service was fair, but not spectacular as we often had to flag someone down for refills. The food was decent and will be back again the next time we visit the casino. read more
7 years ago
The location of this restaurant will kind of throw you off but the restaurant is cool. I had been wanting to eat Pho but hadn't found a location that was near until I Yelped this place, located in the casino. When we first sat down we were offered complimentary jasmine tea served in a cast iron kettle, super cute. We ordered sushi pho and ramen. I really enjoyed the sushi. My guest like her ramen as well. The pho was decent but if you are a pho fanatic then you might agree with me and think that it was not authentic pho. Definitely fixed my craving but not the best that I've had. Overall it's a good spot to visit for the location. read more
Tonight we started with homemade pork and shrimp wonton soup. These are house made, nothing frozen here. The broth was tasty and the won tons were delicious. Then we had cold Vietnamese summer rolls with prawns, sliced duck, rice noodles and fresh herbs served with a hoisin-peanut sauce...fantastic. They never disappoint and the service is always attentive. This place is a gem. read more
Stayed in the hotel for two nights and ate here twice. Excellent both times. -Service was great! -Best Hot and Sour soup I've ever had!! -Sizzling Korean Beef was excellent! If the casino wasn't so far out of the way, I would stop by just to eat here. Have included a number of photos. read more
Lucky Mi Noodle House is located inside the Seminole Casino in Immokalee, and was opened with the casino's remodeling which was completed in February 2012. Sitting at the counter directly in front of the wok station and nearest the head chef was quite an experience. More on this in a bit. As we were led to our seats, the host had with him what I could only surmise was a tea box. My surmise led to surprise when when he opened it and allowed me to select from the fine array of cheap chopsticks with which to feed my hungry maw. All the chop sticks were exactly the same, and I thought it was a bit unnecessary, but I selected what I thought looked like the best chopsticks of the bunch, or just the ones on top. Service was very attentive, and liquid refreshments were delivered quickly. They even included a personal pot of hot green tea on the house. A nice touch! I ordered a large hot sake as well. I'm not entirely sure how large this thing was in ounces, but it was quite generous! The head chef leaned over the counter, asked if we'd ordered food and what it was. Addressing him by title, I told him what it was, and he assured me that it would be right up. I told him that the order was only placed minutes ago, so I wasn't really concerned about how long it was taking. I saw that he was absolutely on top of everything that happened in that restaurant, not just the kitchen. The young sous chef looked like he had only graduated high school a handful of years ago, and even that assessment might be a bit generous. He was mentoring a less experienced wok cook with a watchful eye and helpful guidance, all the while the head chef watched over both of them. This was perhaps the best run kitchen I've ever seen. A culinary ballet that was effing impressive. Everyone was happy and jokes were exchanged, all the while strict order was kept. Food arrived VERY quickly. I was able to sample the General Tso's chicken, which was by far, the best I've ever had. Tender bits o' chicken in a sauce that I would have been happy to lick off the plate. My Pad Thai was a very good Americanized version. The various tastes were a bit muted for my liking, but still, VERY good. The portions of both dishes were quite large, and the prices weren't bad either. All the sizes of the entrees leaving the kitchen looked very large and delicious. There should be no concern about portion size here! The chef made his way around the dining room checking on the patron's satisfaction. I wasn't under the impression that it was some sort of managerial obligation, as much as it was for his own personal quality control. Again - effing impressive. I shall return. Of this, I have no doubt. They also appeared to do take away orders. read more
11 years ago
No sushi bar as other review mentioned. Staff says sushi bar coming in summer 2016. Atmosphere was like a jazzed up Panda Express. On the bright side, General tso chicken was good bc it was lighter, not a sticky, not as sweet or spicy. Wonton soup, although didn't taste like traditional American wonton soup, was full of fresh herbs. Decent sake tini. They got cucumber from the back. Lastly, I'm not dim sum savvy, but I didn't like them. read more
8 years ago
There last night for the first time. We ordered the SPRING ROLLS APPETIZER and that was good served with a side of sweet Thai chili sauce and that was good. Served temperature hot which is what I like. The house fried rice with chicken, pork and shrimp was good. But was very disappointed in the General Tso's Chicken. Some white meat but when you slice a piece of one, some fatty fillers where there should be none. Ate it but won't be back here. (Mi "not-so-lucky") My elderly friend had the Chicken and Shrimp LoMein and she didn't like it. Said the noodles didn't seemed cooked the usual way, didn't like the taste but when asked by the waitress if she'd like something else, she refused. Left it all on the plate and didn't eat anymore. So two of the three dishes were disappointing. But in all the restaurants there, the servers are a treat and nice to all they serve. Of the three restaurants at the casino, to me and some others, the only one worthy of a visit is the EE-TO-LEET-KE Grill. Never disappointed, always a great experience. read more
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