

Lulu Modern Chinese redefines traditional Chinese cuisine with an Asian American twist. From signature Flambe Peking Duck to hand-crafted dim sum and modern wok, wagyu and seafood dishes, every plate is a balance of tradition and contemporary innovation. Lulu offers an immersive dining experience set in a stylish, ambient space with curated music and an elevated cocktail program.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3310 Dallas Pkwy Suite 121, Plano, TX 75093
Phone: (214) 501-4430
Website: http://lulu-modern.com/
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Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
The fish dish and beef was okay — nicely presented and decent texture — but nothing particularly special or memorable in terms of flavor.
Drink is good.
Overall, the presentation was beautiful, but the taste didn’t match the price point. Hoping they improve the crispiness and seasoning because the dishes definitely look promising.
We visited Lulu Modern Chinese and had mixed feelings overall. The ambience is really nice, the space feels upscale, parking is easy, and the staff was friendly and attentive. From that side, the experience was smooth.
Unfortunately, the food didn’t meet our expectations.
The Lulu Tiger Prawns had a good flavor on the outside, but the shrimp felt undercooked inside, which made it hard to enjoy.
The Black Truffle Stewed Egg had a very unusual taste that didn’t work for me at all.
The Crispy Chicken with Latte Sauce looked promising but ended up having very little flavor.
The Braised Rice with Truffle was okay, but nothing stood out.
We did enjoy the drinks. Pretty Lychee and Ube You May were sweet, smooth, and easy to drink, and were probably the best part of the meal. Fries were just average.
What was disappointing is that for a Chinese restaurant, there were no dumplings, no egg drop soup, no fried rice, and no kids menu, which felt limiting, especially when dining with family.
The total came to around $160, and for that amount, the food quality and taste didn’t feel worth it for us. While the ambience and service were good, the flavors just didn’t match our preference. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, and not somewhere we’d choose to return.
The food isn’t old school Asian nor is it Americanized Asian, it is in a separate category that they appropriately call “Modern.”
The restaurant is beautiful and hits perfectly at the point where a suit & tie / dress or jeans & a nice shirt meet.
The service is friendly and professional. Everyone working, from one of the owners (who was also busing tables) to the waiters, bartenders, host, and food runners were smiling and happy.
The live music was wonderful and once again they hit perfect target with volume. We could clearly hear the musician and could also hear each other talking without having to speak loudly.
The presentation of all dishes was well done and fit the elevated, but still comfortable target. The tableside flaming whole duck stole the show and resulted in many cell phone videos and appreciation of the guest. The duck was cripsed to perfection and tasty. The optional sugar and pineapple tableside was an added bonus.
The Beef Short Ribs was Terry’s favorite and he’s already planning our next visit to have it again.
The Truffled Egg was amazing and without a doubt the best we’ve ever had. A definite MUST order.
The Tiger Prawns were a very elevated take on the Americanized Walnut Chicken dish and even people that aren’t fans of the typical dish in other restaurants should try this version.
The Chocolate Moose was delicious without being overly sweet.
Lulu Modern Chinese should be on everyone’s rotation for Date Nights, Special Occasions, Dinner With Friends, etc.
We will be back soon and will be there often.
We ordered the green beans, the red snapper, yuzu margaritas, and an old fashioned — everything was spot-on. The green beans were crazy flavorful, the snapper was perfectly cooked, and the cocktails were balanced and smooth.
Fanta tied it all together with truly exceptional service. She was warm, attentive, and had great timing with everything. Her recommendations were on point, and she made sure every dish hit the table just right. The cocktails could’ve used a little more alcohol, but that’s my only critique.
If you’re heading to Lulu’s Modern Chinese, definitely ask for Fanta. She turned a great meal into a five-star experience.
Onky suggestion – please add some more poultry menu items.
Service was a bit slow, restaurant was pretty empty as it was the night before snow storm, still server took 15 mins to take our order
We started with cocktails. We ordered the Kids of the Dragon and the Tokyo Drift. Loved the Kiss of the Dragon, not so much the Tokyo Drift. Kaitlin our server was great and quickly brought another Kiss of the Dragon to replace the drink I didn’t like. Little things like this is huge in the service industry!
For appetizers, we had the wagyu rolls and the chilled pork belly. Both tasted great but our favorite was the wagyu rolls. The sauce on both though were incredible! It was the perfect amount to get us started since we were pretty hungry.
For entrees we ordered the Szechuan chicken, filet mignon stir fry, and the vital veggies. I have to admit, we thoroughly loved every dish! The szechuan chk was crispy, garlicky, spicy, and full of flavor. The filet mignon was tender, cooked perfectly, and just very satisfying with the onions and peppers. The stir fried veggies were amazing! Perfectly cooked with snap and crunch, and the sauce was out of this world. I don’t know what it was but it’s light and flavorful. Almost like a moo good gai pan sauce but much more elevated. We ordered 2 Jasmin rice and they were also prepared perfectly.
All in all, we had a great time and loved this dining experience. Service from Kaitlin was great and she did a wonderful job! The ambiance is really cool and modern and the music was great! It is a little loud but since we loved the music, it was a vibe.
The only draw back was the pace of meal and timing, but more timing. Food tends to come out when it’s ready. For appetizers, it’s OK but for entree time, we got the chk dish out first in a single bowl. No rice or plates with it. Kaitlin did however catch it and brought us both immediately. As Asian, you have to have your rice with your entrees! Lol. We then ordered 2 more different cocktails. The Korean Pornstar and Once Upon A Flame. Both good but the One upon a flame (Asian version Old Fashion) was the winner! I have to note that is is supposed to be smoked tableside and whoever delivered the drink, failed to give us that presentation, which was disappointing, but Kaitlin quickly took it back and returned with the smoky box to fulfill our presentation.
We had a total of 5 cocktails, 2 appetizers, 2 entrees, a vegetable side dish, and 2 rice. Total was about $230ish with 20% tip. We did have doggy bags for a nice lunch the next day. I highly recommend this place and can’t wait to go back to try other things but will want to eat what I already had again. Not a bad problem to have though. Lol