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Address: 96 London Rd, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, Crewe CW4 7BD, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1477 532861
Website: https://www.thefortunecity.co.uk/
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Reviews
Lisa
We visited Fortune City Chinese Restaurant tonight, for our son’s 12th birthday. First time we have been here. We had an amazing time. The staff were outstanding with an excellent service and always checked in to make sure everything was OK. The food was outstanding and tasted amazing and very large portions. The Restaurant was lovely, quiet and relaxing. Would definitely recommend to friends and family. We will definitely visit again. Thankyou to all the staff for a lovely evening.
… moreRebecca Morgan
Very delicious. As a group of four, we shared a selection of vegetarian dishes. They were all very tasty. My favourite was the vegetable sing chow vermicelli noodle dish. We also loved the five spice salt & chilli tofu starter, the Shanghai tofu Bo chai hot pot, and the vegan oyster sauce dishes such as beansprouts and broccoli. The atmosphere inside the restaurant was lovely. All of us had a great time with great food and would highly recommend
… moreIain Nash
Please note, the review below is old and I’ve recently been told this place has been taken over and is under new management and is apparently very nice. I cannot personally vouch for them as I’ve not been since it changed hands but I feel it’s unfair to maintain a 3 star review for the new folks so I’ve upped my rating to 4 stars to help them…
Well. This was more than a bit of a disappointment. My brother came to visit for the first time in 3 years (since before the COVID pandemic) and I wanted to treat him. We had not visited Fortune City before but the Google reviews seemed good and the photos made the place look great.
Parking was ample. A front door entrance with a rear car park was odd but fair enough. There was a decent sized waiting area, with a hobbit-hole doorway into the main restaurant and the decor was good – creating a nice cultural ambience and good mood lighting and all fittings in good order. We were greeted and seated promptly. The toilets were ok – well appointed and clean (but there was a random 2-seater table in the corridor to the toilets. I would not have been pleased if I’d been seated there!).
Sadly, that’s where the good stuff ended. We were a family of 5 adults and a 6 year old. Our daughter (said 6 year old) had been given a new cuddly toy by my brother at the start of the meal and she wanted it at the table. It was close to 7pm so we thought there was scant chance of more children coming in and we asked for a high chair for the soft toy. We could clearly see a stack of them. We were refused.
We ordered food. We asked for early delivery of food for our daughter and they obliged, but their promise of “if you don’t see it on the menu, ask” was a bit of an over-reach. We asked for satay chicken and they informed us they don’t sell satay any more. Maybe one of the chefs has a peanut allergy, we will let that one slide… we order sweet & sour chicken without sauce, prawn crackers and a portion of chips. Food for little person arrives promptly: chips ok, prawn crackers crispy and fresh, chicken ok but needs sauce.
I have 2 dishes which I judge a Chinese restaurant by. One is aromatic crispy duck with pancakes (if I was ever on death row, this would be my last meal) and the other is crispy shredded beef with chilli. We ordered both – and several other dishes to boot. My judgement dishes did not really make the cut…
Starters:
1/2 crispy duck: enough pancakes, veg & hoi sin for 1/4 duck. Duck poorly separated. Flavours limited.
Crispy salt & chilli squid: melt in the mouth in places, chewy in places. Half good, half bad. Meh
Crispy spring greens: usually called seaweed, it was refreshing to see this described accurately, sadly it wasn’t that crispy and was barely seasoned. Too little salt & sugar & no nutmeg.
Mains:
Spicy Szechuan gungbao chicken: not that spicy at all. Average at best.
Spicy Szechuan gungbao beef: slightly spicy but slightly chewy beef. Disappointing.
Sweet & sour chicken: ok but nothing special.
Mixed vegetables: average. Not unpleasant but nothing special.
2 portions (our mistake) of shredded chilli beef: chewy beef throughout, not spicy, not crispy, slightly too umami to be tasty. Very disappointing, we barely finished one bowl of the 2. On this dish alone, I would not return.
2 portions egg fried rice (actually ok)
3 portions boiled rice (no idea but no complaints)
The best bit was the end of the meal. My brother wanted to treat the family and offered to pay. The bill came to a little under £220. He tipped £30 cash. He explained this to the waitress who took his money and she didnt even acknowledge the tip. No thanks. No “wow!” (as in the UK, 15% is rare, let alone recognising that cash is more tip-friendly), just flipped over the receipt and checked the amount due and dialled it in.
The staff need some lessons on customer service and on inclusion. They need to be aware of generosity and recognise it and appreciate it. They need to cook better.
We travelled 7 miles, 14 miles and 194 miles respectively for this meal. We will not be returning.
You have been warned.
… moreWell. This was more than a bit of a disappointment. My brother came to visit for the first time in 3 years (since before the COVID pandemic) and I wanted to treat him. We had not visited Fortune City before but the Google reviews seemed good and the photos made the place look great.
Parking was ample. A front door entrance with a rear car park was odd but fair enough. There was a decent sized waiting area, with a hobbit-hole doorway into the main restaurant and the decor was good – creating a nice cultural ambience and good mood lighting and all fittings in good order. We were greeted and seated promptly. The toilets were ok – well appointed and clean (but there was a random 2-seater table in the corridor to the toilets. I would not have been pleased if I’d been seated there!).
Sadly, that’s where the good stuff ended. We were a family of 5 adults and a 6 year old. Our daughter (said 6 year old) had been given a new cuddly toy by my brother at the start of the meal and she wanted it at the table. It was close to 7pm so we thought there was scant chance of more children coming in and we asked for a high chair for the soft toy. We could clearly see a stack of them. We were refused.
We ordered food. We asked for early delivery of food for our daughter and they obliged, but their promise of “if you don’t see it on the menu, ask” was a bit of an over-reach. We asked for satay chicken and they informed us they don’t sell satay any more. Maybe one of the chefs has a peanut allergy, we will let that one slide… we order sweet & sour chicken without sauce, prawn crackers and a portion of chips. Food for little person arrives promptly: chips ok, prawn crackers crispy and fresh, chicken ok but needs sauce.
I have 2 dishes which I judge a Chinese restaurant by. One is aromatic crispy duck with pancakes (if I was ever on death row, this would be my last meal) and the other is crispy shredded beef with chilli. We ordered both – and several other dishes to boot. My judgement dishes did not really make the cut…
Starters:
1/2 crispy duck: enough pancakes, veg & hoi sin for 1/4 duck. Duck poorly separated. Flavours limited.
Crispy salt & chilli squid: melt in the mouth in places, chewy in places. Half good, half bad. Meh
Crispy spring greens: usually called seaweed, it was refreshing to see this described accurately, sadly it wasn’t that crispy and was barely seasoned. Too little salt & sugar & no nutmeg.
Mains:
Spicy Szechuan gungbao chicken: not that spicy at all. Average at best.
Spicy Szechuan gungbao beef: slightly spicy but slightly chewy beef. Disappointing.
Sweet & sour chicken: ok but nothing special.
Mixed vegetables: average. Not unpleasant but nothing special.
2 portions (our mistake) of shredded chilli beef: chewy beef throughout, not spicy, not crispy, slightly too umami to be tasty. Very disappointing, we barely finished one bowl of the 2. On this dish alone, I would not return.
2 portions egg fried rice (actually ok)
3 portions boiled rice (no idea but no complaints)
The best bit was the end of the meal. My brother wanted to treat the family and offered to pay. The bill came to a little under £220. He tipped £30 cash. He explained this to the waitress who took his money and she didnt even acknowledge the tip. No thanks. No “wow!” (as in the UK, 15% is rare, let alone recognising that cash is more tip-friendly), just flipped over the receipt and checked the amount due and dialled it in.
The staff need some lessons on customer service and on inclusion. They need to be aware of generosity and recognise it and appreciate it. They need to cook better.
We travelled 7 miles, 14 miles and 194 miles respectively for this meal. We will not be returning.
You have been warned.
Matt Jones Cre8media Ltd
Working in the area and ended up going back for 3 out of the 4 nights of my stay. The staff were amazing, very attentive, and friendly. The place is clean and tidy. The service is impressively fast and I thoroughly enjoy the atmosphere. The food is excellent. 100% recommend it!
… moreCristina Neculaie
First time when having chinese food and being at this restaurant. Amazing food and service. If ever in the area try it, amazing. ❤
… moreNursey Williamson
Visited with a family group. Really great food and service. Sorry no pictures taken but the Peking duck was especially good as were all our other dishes. Everything was piping hot.
… moreEY
The staff is amazing, very attentive, and friendly. The place is clean and tidy. The service is impressively fast, even on a busy Friday evening. I thoroughly enjoy the atmosphere. The food is excellent for Cantonese cuisine, but it would be even better if they offered spicy options. I 100% recommend it!
… moreAdam Ingleton
Excellent meal, fresh hot and tasty. Friendly staff and had a great meal
… more