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New Fortune Restaurant

4.3 (263 reviews)
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Open • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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3. Wonton Noodle Soup()
Olivia C.

Where can you get a bowl of won ton noodle soup for less than $11? New Fortune Restaurant! I came by on a Saturday around little before noon and was able to snag one of the two person tables before they got busy. There's not many tables here. 6 two person and one long table running down the middle to accommodate larger groups or more people in general when the smaller tables are taken. The hostess was my waitress and took my order promptly. My won ton noodle soup came out quickly after. If you are a fan of pork, you'll like the won tons. I like mine to have a bit more shrimp so it isn't so heavy and compact but the taste was great. Noodles were chewy and good portioned and the soup wasn't too salty. I'm not sure if they took credit cards since I paid with cash but the check out transaction was quick and I was on my way. If I want something filling, quick and affordable I'll be sure to come back if I'm in the area.

Atreyee B.

It was a very first time I visited this restaurant. I came here with my friends, and it was a sudden visit not a planned one and it turned out to be amazing. The Resturant is not too big, but I did 25 people can adjust. The service was very warm and welcoming as they served everyone with a cup of jasmine tea, which felt very refreshing. We ordered one one plate of sweet and sour chicken, 1 plate of thin chicken noodle and shrimp fried rice. The chicken noodles and the fried rice was very basic, but we added some chili oil into it and it taste amazing. The sweet and sour chicken was very good, if you have a sweet tooth, you will definitely love it. It's a must try or else you can ask them to raise the hot little bit higher. The service was very fast. We hardly waited for 10 minutes and the amount of food was very good. I would say it's good for four people. The surrounding was pretty much OK as this Resturant is in between the market area of Chinatown so it was quite busy restaurant. The restroom was not that clean. They tried to keep the sitting area an the tables pretty much clean overall I like this experience and I would really plan to visit it again.

Chicken Chow Mein, Beef Chow Mein
Will R.

Best chow mein in Chinatown, hands down! So flavorful and packed with that classic, old-school chow mein taste. Definitely reminds me of the kind of chow mein you used to get at those old-school San Francisco spots. I've tried numerous of spots in Chinatown and this one did it for me.

Beth A.

I am blown away by how delicious and well made the sweet & sour chicken rice was. You can tell this is authentic Chinese food and that they bring quality into their dishes. If in Chinatown I believe this is the first stop for you to go to, it is a bang for your buck.

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Yee W.

We were looking for a place to eat while exploring Chinatown and I found this place on Yelp. The woman seated us right away to the only table available. It was a really small restaurant. Bathroom needed a key fob. The woman bought tea to us once we were seated. I ordered the wonton lo mein and my man ordered the beef noodle soup/stew? He said it was really good. My wontons was good, but just warm? The noodles were okay, it was stuck together and had very little sauce. I had to ask her for more sauce. I believe it's a family owned restaurant. The bus boy was a young gentleman who I admire because I could tell he was a good kid. He was on top of cleaning tables and getting guest teas and menus. The environment was chill.

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Stanley L.

This place changed so much since I was a little kid. Came here often after Chinese school. I went for their wonton noodle soup and it was perfectly sized. Looking back, I wish I tried their porridge. Primarily Cantonese speaking but English can get by. Respectfully recommend with my utmost sincere regards.

Bok choy beef.
Frank M.

When you think of Chinese food places to eat in San Francisco this is the place to go. This place isn't huge or overhyped. It is a hole in the wall that starts you off with a cup of hot tea. Service and food were both AMAZING. This is a must to visit if you are in town.

Its electric
Juan V.

Finding a good value in San Francisco could be a challenge especially in the cheap and cheerful category. The best deals can be found at mom and pops restaurants and at hole in the walls around San Francisco.This place I went to has wonton soup under $10 . They also have a variety of Cantonese dishes all in the heart of Chinatown in San Francisco. On a November almost at the end of San Francisco Summer and Autumn month stroll in Chinatown I was fortunate to find Fortune Restaurant. Inside Fortune Restaurant there are a few tables. Here you will receive tea without paying for it unlike some places in SF. There is no gimmicks no long history story behind the restaurant. It's barebones minimum decor but the food tastes like you paid a small fortune and got a bargain basement deal for the food. I got the wonton soup and it was flavorful. It was soup for the soul on a day which is at the cusp of being a rainy day in the city. I then got the scrambled egg shrimp rice. It was delicious and savory and the shrimp was okay and complemented the wonton soup. It's one of the best places to grab comfort Cantonese food in San Francisco which will save a new fortune by going to New Fortune Restaurant on Stockton street. Come get food that is "Chinese"its made in the style of the region in China that's "Cantonese"a place you will get free cups of "hot teas "a good place to enjoy different tasty plates at New Fortune but here you will save some money also known as "cheese" It's located at 815 Stockton in San Francisco if you never "gone" you find a a new fortune here just get the soup "wonton" and here they only have shrimp which is okay and other meats but they don't have "prawn" this another recommendation from the San Francisco native "Don Juan"

Maricris R.

Reviewed as a 4 star Chinese restaurant in SF's Chinatown! Must walk going here, no parking available. Order is cooked fresh because we had to wait a little bit while Sammy is driving around who waiting. Small space but food is great, max of 22 in this restaurant . Quick service at cashier/server. I would recommend this place. Big plate and price is reasonable !

Salt & pepper pork
Kelvin N.

You can honestly throw a dart in Chinatown randomly and it'll always land at a delicious place. As always, I have resorted to utilizing Yelp to ease my stress choice overload, which this place popped up. The salt and pepper pork (popular Yelp order) was very flavorful and tender with a very nice crispy outer layer. The beef pan fried noodles was tasty as well, with a duality of crunchy and al dente. Beef was tender and the bok choy was a nice complimentary ingredient, although it could use more bok choy. As always, and important, I love it when noodle portions are abundant. The front door server was friendly and nice. I also noticed a sense of community in this lowkey small business, assuming some patrons are regulars, and that is a good sign for a business to thrive.

Sophia H.

Small business with reasonable prices located in Chinatown that opens slightly later compared to others! I ordered the beef chow fun to go, and although it looked so good, flavorful and dark, i was disappointed. The meat was tender and soft but the noodles lacked flavor. It did not have the typical rich soy sauce flavor. The restaurant is small, but the server was really sweet. Hoping it was an off day, and i would try giving their other menus a try.

Beef stew won ton not noodle and salt pepper chicken wings
Danny P.

A small hole in the wall, maybe 10 tables, hard to park, waitress very nice recommended the salt pepper wings, beef stew won ton noodle very good and cheap $10+...

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