Good Fortune

If I decide to review, it will always be 5 stars, as long as the staff is great, the food was yummy and the experience was great, it will always be 5 stars. So just one thing that did concern me, when we had our glasses, they were not as clean as they should be, we told them to give us new glassware, and they did without hesitation and were very polite. Everything afterwards was perfect so that's important to note. The food was awesome, the staff was awesome, it was fast, easy and presentation was top notch. I tried my best to control how much I ate, but failed with a smile and full belly.

Food is delicious, and the staff is very friendly. We were there before for regular dinner, and recently for a wedding. I will say I was shocked because the quality of food stayed consistent even when the wedding was 150+ people.

We visited Good Fortune on a Sunday morning for brunch with family while in town, and it was the perfect spot! Our family recommended it as the place for dim sum, and it definitely lived up to the hype. From the outside, it might seem like a small, casual spot, but inside, it opens up to a large, banquet-style space that reminded me of restaurants in China. They have a variety of table sizes to accommodate groups both big and small, which worked great for our family gathering. The dim sum carts were constantly coming by, offering all the classics. I was excited to find my favorites, especially the black bean pork ribs with rice – everything was fresh, flavorful, and authentic. We also brought along a birthday cake, and the staff was totally accommodating, letting us enjoy it right there. It made for a wonderful family celebration before our drive back to Canada. Highly recommend if you’re looking for an authentic dim sum experience!

I absolutely love this place—it has quickly become one of my favorite spots to visit. One of the first things you’ll notice is how spacious it is. Whether you’re coming with a group of friends or just enjoying a quiet meal alone, there’s plenty of room to spread out and feel comfortable. The layout is open and welcoming, and you never feel cramped, even on busier days. The food here is another major highlight. Everything I’ve tried so far has been fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. From appetizers to desserts, the menu offers a wide variety of options that cater to different tastes. Whether you’re in the mood for something light or a hearty meal, you’re bound to find something you’ll love. If you’re planning a visit, I highly recommend coming early. It tends to get quite busy, especially during peak meal times, and arriving early means you can beat the rush and get a good seat. Parking is also very convenient—there’s a large parking lot located in the back of the building, so you won’t have to stress about finding a spot. Overall, this place offers great food, plenty of space, and a relaxing atmosphere.

Decent Dim Sum and away from downtown Flushing. Larger variety overall and very spacious however this restaurant is very loud due to so many patrons. They do also have a take out section to pick up Dim Sum and assorted roast meats. I recommend parking on nearby streets since free and avoid the chaotic valet parking they offer.

Excellent neighborhood authentic Chinese restaurant with great food and dim sum. This shop not only serves up great food, it has special features of a back counter for prepare-to-order dim sum that one can physically pick up. I like that physicality And the front entrance hosts a mini deli-take out area for selected dim sum and meal deals for convenient take out on a busy day when one does not want to cook brilliant idea. Really enjoy the whole package and “wok hey” with great flavors. Highly recommend

A staple in Flushing, Queens for as long as I can remember. Back in the day, probably around the year 1998, it started as "East Manor." The place was huge, and the interior was stunning at the time. But like most Chinese family restaurants, whatever the reason nay be, the condition deteiotes rapidly probably due to cheap materials and failure to property clean. Not that it matters to me, I'm just there for the good food lol. The dishes were always good, and the prices real solid. Then, the late 2000s to early 2010s came, and this place went downhill. The exterior looked run down, and fewer customers frequented it. After major renovations in the mid to late 2000s, this spot is back on point again. It's now called Good Fortune. I've been here plenty for dim sum and dinners. Everything is good, and they even got twin lobsters specials for $30 bucks eat in only. This place is huge so never really any wait even when it's packed on a weekend dim sum.