Our Canto family came in for weekend dinner and it was surprisingly not packed. There's plenty of parking in the back. The vibe is modern: very bright, well lit, with the lion statues in the front, tea pots on the walls and clean spaces. The nice thing is you can order dim sum even when the push carts aren't going, which I personally think is better since it's fresh. My wife felt like she had a ratatouille type moment when she bit into the sesame balls and the deep fried mince turnover. I personally thought while the dim sum had a good fry, it was about average on the flavor and texture, but like I said, some others in our group thought it was excellent. On the other hand, the main entrees, I thought were stellar. The Sichuan green beans (despite this not being a Sichuan shop) were the best rendition of the dish of anywhere I've had in town - very good fry on the green beans with smoky wok hei, well seasoned with the pickled veg too. When your five year old opts to eat just this and rice, you know you got something special on your hand. The seafood fried noodle is also very good - tender squid, shrimp and veggies in the crunchy noodle nest is a great contrast in texture, as well as a lesson in simplicity. The peking pork ribs are also incredible - saucy, not overly sweet sauce clings to the riblets and gives you something incredible to gnaw on. I prefer it in pork chop form, but this is stellar as I think I've only had this one other place that was even remotely close. All in all, great place for Canto food in a town that doesn't have enough of it. read more

Great dim sum, got seated right away on a Thursday right at opening. They offer 20% off on tuesdays/thursday which is also awesome! Everything came out very fresh and service was great. We need to come back for family style dinner. read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

This place always seems packed but the wait is never too long. Bustling ambiance during dim sum service with servers pushing carts. A bit more expensive than in CA where prices range from $3 up, this was still fairly priced. I tried the salt and pepper shrimp ($8). This was an 8/10 - even though not "hot" the shrimp weee light, plump and still crispy. Decent portion - this would have been plenty of food. (8/10) I saw Shaking Beef on the menu and couldn't not order that too. Huge portion and absolutely delicious! ($20). Perfectly cooked - highly recommend. (8.5/10) Lastly, on impulse I ordered the shrimp toast. 3 pcs for $7. These were a miss - super greasy. (3/10) I should have skipped that. The service was fine and the food carts kept coming by. I'll be back! read more

New Fortune 2 - 越式牛仔粒 / Vietnamese Shaking Beef (HKL) - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

As good as the OG. Friendly folks. Left ferr we long a big hungry after eating for two hours. Wish they had congee and bamboo leaf sticky rice. Need more carts and options read more

After a business meeting in the area, I decided to get food from New Fortune 2. The name was intriguing and was curious why it was called New Fortune 2 v 1. New Fortune 2 located Highway 620 is a rebirth of the original New Fortune restaurant, now rebranded with a "2" to mark its fresh start. According to my server New Fortune 2 gives classic Chinese flavors a twist. Chef William Wong is the menu master. While the building is not spectacular form outside except for the two golden lions, inside you get a different perspective. When I walked in I immediately noticed three tanks of live lobsters. They currently have a lobster special underway. I am generally not a fan of seeing seafood alive and then cooked for me afterwards. Other striking areas of the restaurant is the etched glass in very interesting patterns...quite beautiful. The restaurant is quite large with a private dining area. I decided to have a lunch special - sesame chicken. It came soup, rice and a veggie egg roll. The chicken was soft and flavorful. The rice was well seasoned with every grain separated...no clumping. I really enjoyed my meal except for the hot and sour soup as it was a little too vinegary tasting. The other parts of the meal was so overwhelming good, I decided to give grace on the hot and sour soup. I got my meal to go as I had more work to do. I will definitely consider returning to try other menu items. read more

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Austin's dim sum scene is growing which back in 2006 when I first moved to Austin, was hard to find. Then now fast forward to 2025, it's getting much better. Happy to see New Fortune moved locations from its previous one, love how plenty of parking is available. Pros: All the normal dishes are fresh and amazing. From each individual dumpling, to the soft taro cake, to the tangy and spicy dumplings, every dish was great. I was very happy to try all my favorites such as the bean curd, the beef tripe, all the dishes are a must try. Great chew on all dishes, beautifully created each dish, fast service, and attentive servers. Every dish was a 5/5, you will not be disappointed. Cons: I will say, I had the dimsum at the restaurant and left overs for dinner. I have a very strong lingering msg dry mouth. I ate the leftovers without soy sauce and I still have a strong dry mouth taste. I know it's msg and to me, it's tooooooooo much msg, to me, the flavors are soo great, they don't need msg. I probably drank 2 cups of water. The dishes are expensive, I mean to compare dim sum in Austin from Houston or Dallas, Austin is expensive. I get it, if you want it, you have to pay it and prices here are too high. I get it so I can justify it. Har Gow for $7 wow, that's a lot, normally it's $4.95 but it is what it is. Most dim sum dishes I had experienced in the past range between $4.95 to $7 but to see the pricing across the board on all dishes high priced, it's fine to eat and try once in a while. Some of the dishes came cold, most dishes I would expect to come hot but some dishes came out cold which was disappointing but dam it still tasted good. I wish 4-5 dishes I got were cold to hot. For ex: the soup dumplings came cold inside, the fried shrimp was cold, the spicy dumplings were cold. Beef tripe was cold. But it's fine to try for my first time. Let's hope the 2nd time I try will be hotter. read more

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12.25.2025. My husband and I have been here a few times and our most recent visit was on Christmas Day. New Fortune was recommeded by friends who lived in Cedar Park and Austin for awhile. I was quite surprised to see a line outside the door on Christmas Day. The space inside is bright, spacious, and clean with tables ready to host groups of 4 or more. As for cart service dining it was a good experience. Overall food quality is good. Highly recommend ordering veggies from the menu as dim sum is mostly yummy carbs and some protein. read more

New Fortune 2 - First round. - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

Located right on the cusp of northwest Austin and Cedar Park, this newest dim sum spot satisfied my latest dim sum craving! The seating inside as well as the menu size isn't as big as the new dim sum restaurant in old Chinatown Austin (Tian Tian Golden Palace Seafood & Dim Sum), but I was pleasantly surprised our party of 3 arrived around noon on a Saturday and didn't have to wait for our seats. The second we sat down, the waiters rolled over their carts and we literally had food brought to the table within the first minute haha! In general though, none of the items we ordered exceeded my expectations. Again, they satisfied my dim sum craving but I was unfortunately not impressed by the flavors. I felt like the chicken feet and soup dumplings were a bit bland and some of the food items weren't as warm as I had hoped for. That being said, the service was quick and efficient today so I'd give my overall rating a 3.5/5. read more

New Fortune 2 - Assortment of dim sum dishes - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

Another great experience at this dim sum restaurant! Got here early evening and ordered some items from the regular menu and dim sum menu. Sooo good and consistent. read more

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I think I've finally found a true authentic Chinese Food restaurant. For those of you who have been following me, you know I've been on a mission since 2019 to find a true authentic Chinese food eatery. I've had success with "Din Ho", and a few others traditional spots. While scrolling thru Yelp, I was attracted to the reviews of "New Fortune 2". Based on the reviews people were loving it. So we decided to give it a try. Arrived about 4:45 on a Thursday, seated immediately by "Eric", as there were only three other couples there. The set up is really nice. Tables are set rather close together so I can imagine when it's close to full occupancy it might be a bit crowded. Inside and outside the appearance is very unique. The interior is very clean, with an Asian theme. We ordered Orange Chicken, Combination Pan Fried Noodles with Beef, Chickenans Shrimp. We also had Pan Friend Pork Dumplings. I've been on a search for good Orange Chicken for years. My search is over. The Orange Chicken here is prepared perfectly. The balance of sweet and savory was perfect. We ordered it without the heat as my wife can't handle it. It was also served with a side of sticky rice. We got a fairly moderate portion of chicken, yet a small serving of rice in a little bowl. Could have used a second scoop of rice. The Pan Fried Pork Dumplings were delicious. Larger than most and packed with meat and flavor. The pork filling was tender and juicy. If I was hungrier I would have ordered more. I can't wait till I bring my friends and we sample more items on their vast menu. Apparently this is their second location. Glad to see they have expanded. Michael C. - Georgetown, Tx. read more

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We went here for lunch on Christmas Day. The place was packed! That being said, we were seated right away and offered the pork and shrimp dumplings, and were told they were the most popular choice. They were delicious. We also sampled the egg custard bao, and the dough was fluffy with a sweet and creamy custard inside. I ordered the Thai basil spicy shrimp as my entree. The dish was well balanced, and the shrimp and veggies cooked perfectly. The only negative note I have is that the salt and pepper Chilean sea bass fritters that my son ordered had bones in every piece which made them much less enjoyable to eat. read more

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I am thankful that there's a dim sum place where you can get a cart service experience but I think this place is overhyped. The food was mid at best and sadly I have had better frozen dim sum. The soup dumplings were pretty good and I recommend going for that. Service was okay, I witness some tension between their own staff members. read more

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Came here a month ago since there's not a lot of Dim sum here in the Austin area and per usual I'd have to say this is the Go to for Dim sum here. I went to the previous "New Fortune," and they are very similar, quite obviously, since they have the same ownership. My friend and I got here right when they opened on a Saturday morning, so there was not a long wait, and there was an abundance of food served on dim sum carts. We had to wave the service staff away since there weren't that many people compared to the amount of food being carted around. The dim sum here satisfies all of my cravings, especially all the dumplings (siu mai, har gow, soup dumplings, etc.). They also have great egg tarts, so much so that my friend ordered an additional set to take home. Whenever I get a dim sum craving this will be the place to go so we aren't driving all the way out to Houston. read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

OVERVIEW: Great dim sum, excellent service, wide variety menu, and reasonably priced! We visited on a Thursday morning during their Tuesday/Thursday lunch special (20% off the entire menu, except for lobster and crab - as of 6/8/2025). Hot tea was also complimentary in the morning, which was nice. The location is a bit weird, tucked between a gas station and a boat dealer, but overall experience was great and I will revisit! QUICK FACTS: - Parking? Yes, their own lot with ample spaces. - Reservations? No, just walk in. There may be more of a wait on the weekends or during holidays. FOOD RATINGS: Overall, we enjoyed all of the dim sum we ordered minus the soup dumplings, which tasted like frozen Trader Joe's or Costco dumplings. The spicy wontons, shrimp rice rolls, har gow, and sticky rice were great! We ended our order with the sweet steamed egg custard buns and it was perfect. read more

New Fortune 2 - Weekday dim sum - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

THE BIG: Located in Cedar Park right across the street from Interstellar BBQ. Nice big open dining space with round tables. Plenty of parking in the lot. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The wife and I came here to try this spot since we heard from a bunch of people that this was the best spot in Austin to grab dim sum. We got here around 11am on a Sunday and it wasn't terribly packed. This is one of the spots that have carts wheeling around. Weeeee! We ordered a couple of dim sum dishes that included: shrimp har gow, shu mai, choong fun, egg tart, soup dumplings and bbq pork bun. The choong fun was decent. I typically judge a dim sum spot on their choong fun because it is very intricate to make (not too sticky or hard). Otherwise, service is solid albeit very slow when checking out. We didnt know whether to go up front or wave someone to check us out. THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall the damage done for dim sum brunch was around $50 for six dishes including tip. One of the better dim sum spots here in Austin for sure. read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

My friend and I shared many plates! Maybe we ordered too much? Lol but we had some good leftovers. Staff was very nice and attentive. It's a big place and for a Wednesday night it was pretty slow. I have heard it gets busier/packed on weekends which makes sense because the food was 10/10. They don't have cocktails but they do serve beer and wine. read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

This was my first time here. Came with my Brother and Sister In Law to celebrate Father's Day. Unfortunately, my nephew was unable to join us. The ambiance is something you would expect a a family friendly establishment. Nothing fancy just a simple set up. When we arrived it was almost full to capacity. However, we did not have to wait long to get seated and to have our server take our order. We started off with the Pan Fried and Steamed Pork Dumplings. You get an order of six with each. Tried the Pan Fried first and added red chili sauce on the side. To say the sauce added a kick to the taste would be an understatement. I would have to say though both were delicious, I favored the pan fried versus the steamed. Something about the texture appealed to me more than the steamed. The Veggie rolls were spot on. Some of the best veggie rolls I have tasted. They were cooked to perfection with the right amount of crispiness and did not go soggy after sitting for a minute. The Live Double Lobster was something new to me. You can have it prepared with different styles. We chose the Typhoon shelter style. As you can see by the photo, that was a generous amount of lobster yet we managed to finish. Typhoon style originated in Hong Kong, known for its use of deep-fried garlic, chili, and black beans. It was savory and spicy, with a strong emphasis on the crispy, fried garlic. The next course was the Hunan Beef flavored with a spicy Hunan sauce that's sweet, savory, and has an umami flavor. The beef was cooked twice to enhance the flavor and tenderness of the beef strips. Though listed as a spicy item on the menu, I found it to be rather mild and not as spicy as I was expecting. It was the right amount of heat that it did not distract the palate from the savory essence as well. In closing, I would definitely visit again. The service was prompt. I really enjoyed how they placed our "checklist" of items and marked each off as each was brought to our table. I found New Fortune 2 to be reasonably priced and the portions generous enough that we had to take to go boxes. One of the best Chinese food experiences I have had here in Austin. read more

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Tried the Sunday morning DimSum and came away very satisfied. The parking lot was nearly full but the interior is big and the turnover is quick so you won't be waiting long if at all. As soon as you sit down they get your drink order and then the rolling carts of dumplings, stir frys and assorted buns come around every few minutes. The variety is vast. Dumplings of every variety. Pan fried, steamed, in chili sauce and so on. The fillings are varied as well. Several stir frys make the rounds as well as some unique dishes like chicken feet. You pick what you like. Be patient and don't load up on the first cart. I counted 5 different carts with various dishes. The serving sizes are you usually 3-4 pieces so you can really sample a variety of dishes. The experience is unique and the dumplings were delicious. Service was fast and friendly. read more

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No frills environment that is bright and open - can get very loud when the place is packed (especially at dim sum service). Service is rapid, nice but don't expected a lot of pleasantries. Dim sum is push cart so the meal can go very quickly once you sit down - if you don't see something you want - don't be afraid to ask the servers. If you come prime time for dim sum - the wait can be pretty insane. You can still get some of the more popular dim sum dishes at dinner service as well. Dinner dishes aren't bad either. This is one of my dining staples. Just wish it wasn't so far north. read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Seafood Wednesdays!!! Best price and yumminess on a weekday. Even with the language barrier, the pictures were helpful. Amazing food as always and recommended! We had the lobster noodle and the flounder. We finished the food and there was just the e two of us! It got packed after 7pm! Clean, authentic food...the manager/owner took time to visit all tables to check on us. I love this place! Grand yet simple traditional decorations and it feels like semi home. read more

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Food is great, I do wish there was something posted or written so we knew what was offered with descriptions. I only knew because I studied the menu the night before we went and had already picked out the dim sum I wanted. read more

No waits on a Friday lunch time. We just walked right in. Had 6 orders from lunch dim sum menu, and also Salt & Pepper pork ribs. The dim sum was mostly good, the Har Gao being exceptionally flavorful and juicy. However, the Steamed Pork Dumpling was a little cold inside. I think it was pre-cooked and got reheated before serving. Also, the Salt and Pepper Pork Ribs wasn't very good. Lacks in flavor and not crispy. read more

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There's nothing better than a real-deal dim sum brunch on a Saturday morning, and New Fortune is our go-to spot in Austin for exactly that. The moment you walk in, you're hit with that lively, bustling energy that a good dim sum hall should have. It's loud, it's packed with families, and the steam carts are rolling everywhere--it's perfect. The service is exactly what you want from a place like this: the aunties pushing the carts are on a mission, they show you what's fresh, and you just point at what you want. It's a fast, fun, and delicious kind of chaos. We went all out and got our usual favorites, and everything was on point. The shumai were plump and juicy, and the shrimp cheung fun (the rice noodle rolls) were silky smooth, drenched in that perfectly savory-sweet soy sauce. We also grabbed the fried spare ribs, which were crispy and super flavorful, and a classic Lo Mai Gai--opening up that lotus leaf to get to the savory sticky rice inside is always a treat. Every dish that landed on our table tasted authentic and reminded me of the big family meals I grew up with. If you're looking for an authentic, no-frills, and consistently delicious dim sum experience in Austin, this is the place. Don't come here expecting a quiet, fancy brunch. Come here with your friends or family, ready to eat, and don't be shy about flagging down a cart that has something you want. It's always a satisfying experience that keeps us coming back. read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Coming from Orange County, CA . This Dimsum place matches it. Everything was so good . I would recommend their beef steamed rice cake , pork ribs and shu mai read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

Truly the best dim sum in Austin and I might even say best dim sum place I've ever been to! 10/10 would recommend! Service is quick, love the traditional feel and taste of dim sum! read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Recently went here with a couple of friends. One of them is Chinese which always makes it fun. Great selection of dim sum.

This was a takeout order online I did from my Apple Maps. I scheduled a picked up time for 5:15 since they open at 5 so I gave em a lil window to prep themselves for me lol. The online ordering was easy and straight forward it also had picture of the food to help which is nice. I ordered the shrimp pork dumplings 4 Two chicken boa bun chicken dumplings 4 General Tso spicy chicken and Lo Mien meat combo So the spicy chicken was really good! It had the flavor, the crispiness, and sauce which was really good. A good amount of chicken. BTW most of the food I ordered seems like it's meant for 2 people. Came with free rice so rice is rice A lot of noodles and it was heavy haha. The lo mien though could use some work, honestly not the best but it was lacking im flavor even though it had a plentiful amount of veggies, meat and noodles. It really wasn't that good it just was bland is all. I had to use the soy sauce and spicy oil packages to accommodate the noodles. The shrimp and pork dumplings were the same as the noodles unfortunately. The chicken dumplings were very good, nice soft, really big dumpling full with chicken and some sort of house made sauce or flavor that was good you can taste the herbs and seasonings of the chicken as well. Came with 4! Enough to share 2/5 stars for the quality of food could be much better but to be honest I don't think I'll be back again. I was recommended this location by my Chinese colleague so I had high expectations since she's a true Chinese American. read more

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Fun place to grab dim sum in Austin. They have the dim sum carts during lunch but made to order for dinner Service. The food is good for austin dim sum, but the options for dim sum are limited here. The restaurant is nice and clean- I would recommend a visit! read more

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Uber delivery for dinner ... Yum! Shrimp and pork dumplings - good size and tasty. Warchow (sp?) soup full of wontons, shrimp, and more - delicious. Salt and pepper fist and salt and pepper shrimp/squid were great dishes. Varied menu ... lots of seafood ... lots of dumplings and appetizers ... Really good food! read more

I have been here three times for dim sum, and it's pretty consistent. The dim sum is decent, and I'd come back whenever I'm craving it. Here are some of the items I ordered this time: Shumai ($6) - 4/5 It comes with four pieces and is quite big. Good flavor and not too salty. Har Gao ($7) - 3/5 It comes with four pieces. The wrap is bouncy and nice, but the filling is kind of dry. Chicken Feet ($6) - 4/5 It comes with four pieces. Easy to debone and light on flavor. Deep-Fried Mince Pork Turnover ($5) - 4/5 It comes with two big pieces. The dough is bouncy, kind of like a rice cake. The taste is decent--nicely fried and not too oily. Shrimp Cheung Fun ($7) - 3.5/5 It comes with three pieces. The rice noodle rolls are soft and pair nicely with the sauce. I tried both beef and shrimp fillings and feel the filling is kind of small, but the shrimp are pretty big. Soft Tofu Pudding ($6) - 5/5 My favorite dish. It's served warm with ginger sugar water. The tofu pudding is silky soft, and I'd say the sweetness level is light, which I like. A great, light dessert to finish the meal. Tea ($2 per person) They have multiple traditional Chinese tea options. Charged per person with unlimited refills. Overall, the seasoning is not overly oily or salty, unlike some dim sum places. I went on a Saturday morning around 10:45. It was busy but no line--we got seated right away. The service was quick and friendly. They pushed the cart around, which I really like. You can get the food right away, and it feels like an authentic experience. There's plenty of parking, and it's good for big parties. The place is a bit loud, but I still think it's a good spot to eat and hang out. read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

Waiters walk around with carts offering you a variety of different foods - there are no wrong answers. Everything is really good and well made. Although there are limited vegetarian options on the carts, the menu offers plenty. The dining experience can be a bit chaotic at times, but once you get the hang of it it's delicious. My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our meal here and I especially recommend the sautéed egg tofu with black mushrooms. read more

New Fortune 2 - Sauted Egg Tofu with Black Mushroom - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

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For Austin dim sum, it's not bad. I'm from Houston, so I can't really compare the two. I don't expect a lot of amazing Asian food in Austin. Most of the items were good quality and pricing wasn't too bad. For 6 people, we ended eating (with gratuity) just below $200. We arrived at noon on a Saturday and there was not a wait. However, the food was a bit of a wait. Only about 2-3 carts were on the floor at the same time sometimes it felt like it was the same 2-3 carts. We had to wait a bit between carts to get a different variety. The only dish that I wasn't a fan of was the Chinese broccoli - they didn't use oyster sauce like most other places do (hey - this is my healthy dish!) Service was typical Asian - not your best but wasn't bad. They definitely are friendlier than the Houston Asian restaurants. I don't think our server knew much English so another server would come over. Overall, not too shabby if you're craving dim sum. read more

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It's been awhile since coming to this place. It didn't disappoint at all. Every dish was delicious. Service was good.

I love that new fortune has the old-school cards and you can pick from it as they're going around. The food quality tasted good and the flavors were good as well. It wasn't outstanding, but overall pretty good. For example, the Cheung fen wrappers were too thick. The place is always very busy but the wait time is not bad because people come and go quickly. read more

New Fortune 2 - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Sweet heavenly bao! I missed this place! If you haven't had a chance to visit this place, stop what you are doing and get over here now! It is better than I remember. Went today with a couple of coworkers and it was all such a blur. The Greenbeans and Bok choy were perfectly steamed, sautéd, and dressed. I don't remember everything we ordered. It all came and went so fast. The scallion pancakes were crispy with the right about of saltiness. Shrimp dumplings were exquisite! Had this chicken with cilantro dish that was crispy on the outside and so so soft on the inside. And after proclaiming more than once that I was too full for another bite someone came by with some soup dumplings!! I forgot how much I loved them! And then and then we had some little mice shaped desserts and sesame balls. Staff was so friendly and helpful. The new space is spacious and comfortable. Looking forward to my next visit! Oh oh oh and the price! For six of us ordering past our fill it was only $26 pp before tip! read more

New Fortune 2 - Everything - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

SERVICE: table side, quick, cart style AMBIANCE: clean, modern and open FLAVORS: chicken feet (5/5) shumai (5/5) salt and pepper shrimp (5/5) - no shell or head, already peeled for convenience I suppose? PORTIONS: appropriate PRICE: appropriate read more

This was our first time since this place moved into the northwest cedar park location. It's good to know that they open early (10:30am), and dim sum carts on weekends! Our favorite places are either too far or no longer have cart service. At 10:30-10:45am, it sure was quite busy and glad we decided to stop in for an early brunch/lunch! There was no wait for the carts to come around, the tables are quite tight, allowing just enough wiggle room for the carts to squeeze through. The food was plentiful, although some of the dumpling skins such as the hargow were a little thicker than what I'm used to. The pork shui mai were sinewy with larger chewy chunks but very meaty and a nice size. The Chinese bbq pork buns and shrimp shui mai were tasty, the short ribs with black beans were tasty but very mild flavored. The lotus leaf sticky rice I thought could have been more flavorful, the rice screamed for help, flavorless with very little filling. The taro was overly crunchy but tasty. We may be back to try some entrees off of their menu. read more

New Fortune 2 - Taro - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

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My family and I have eaten at this restaurant several times. The last time we ordered a fried pasta dish with meat. The smell and taste of the pasta was unpleasant; it smelled and tasted like rotten meat. We went to the restaurant, and the owner told us that her cooks had tasted it and it didn't smell or taste bad. She refused to accept a refund; her attitude was very rude and inappropriate. read more

Been following the fortune chain of restaurants for a while as a local austinite, and I am glad they are back. The steamed rice shrimp rolls are superb, as they taste just like I remember them. The service is very quick and the staff are all super friendly. read more

New Fortune 2 - / Steamed Rice Noodle Roll w/ Shrimp - Dim Sum Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Nut allergy warning: Some dishes may have nuts, everything I ordered came out fine after we informed the staff. We came as a party of 3 and were seated with no issues on a Wednesday around 7:30PM. Finally, there was no line! But this was dinner, not dim sum. Order-to-Food Time: 13 Minutes for the Rice Noodles 19 minutes for the Squid Up to 35 minutes for the dim sum dishes (I think our pork buns got mostly forgotten). For three people, we ordered two dishes and three dim sum dishes. TL;DR: the dim sum dishes are ok, the others are pretty good. Stir Fried Rice Noodle with Beef: 4/5. Very sharable but not as much beef as I'd like. Salt & Pepper Squid: 4.5/5. Great portions, very tasty. A little stringy. Pork Buns: 3/5. Served as 3, not much meat inside but good flavor of Chinese barbecue. Szechuan Wontons: 3.5/5. For some reason these felt a little bland. Kind of pricey for only 5. Steam Pork: 2.5/5. A little too fatty for my preference. Service was very considerate and friendly, very family vibe with the jokes. I'd come back again but maybe not for dim sum, especially with a line. read more

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