Lucky Fortune

As Chinese take out places go, this is reasonably decent. Pretty typical fare that you find in most of them, but a little more flavor than some we’ve tried. My husband really likes the General Tso’s chicken. It’s usually somewhat hot, but lately has been more on the mild side. Veggies are always nice and crisp, never soggy.

I use to love this place. Always went here for my Chinese food needs. As of late the Taste has been off and not the same. I don’t go here anymore. I feel like Chinese food places in NH have been going down hill alot lately

The greasiest and worst Chinese food I’ve ever had. Who writes these great reviews? The owners?

Worst chinese food I’v ever had. I gave it two stars because it was cheap… maybe that’s why it was the worst.

Recommend Combo Specials-​Generous Portion Comes with Egg Roll and Fried Rice. Wife had General Tso Chicken, which she liked. Daughter had Chicken Lo Mein, and I had the Sesame Chicken. We all liked what we had and will go back again.

Moving to NH from Boston had me missing the variety and number of restaurants within a short travelling distance. I had tried Orient Pearl, which was just ok, and on a whim this weekend headed over to Lucky Fortune for some takeout.
The place was busy with people coming in for takeout – I placed my order and was out the door in 10 minutes. Fried dumplings, General Tso’s, Chicken and Broccoli, and some Lo Mein. Everything was way better than expected – chicken was all lean white meat, dumplings were delicious, and the portions were generous.
It was so good I was back again last night for dinner again! Two days in a row is not something I have done before, fyi…
Give them a try – great stuff!

Dependable Chinese food. We’ve never been disappointed and have always been taken care of in a timely manner (even on New Years). So why not 5 stars? The fried rice contains an overload of onion, little to no egg, and too much soy. Keep that in mind when ordering.

One of the best Chinese and I have lived in many places and traveled to China and this was tops. Not too greasy. Freshly made. No atmosphere. Looks pretty humble with only a few small tables. No air but they got out a big fan. Think they do mostly take out. Good quick service. Excellent food. I left feeling stuffed.

Lucky Fortune serves up a basic Chinese menu plus Chef’s specials. 27 Luncheon Specials ($ 4.95-$ 5.15 plus tax) and 24 Special Combinations ($ 7.25-$ 7.50 plus tax) are offered, similar to the menu offered at their other restaurant Lucky Corner in Raymond, where my experience was okay. This downtown Epping storefront location has an open kitchen and there is table seating for eat-​in customers. The kitchen staff can really crank out a lot of food and handle large orders ready for pickup. I was here on a Friday evening the phone kept ringing off the hook, and the lady running the counter took my order between calls and I still got my food in 10 minutes through the craziness in the kitchen.
I’d give this place 3.5 STARS and I’m rounding up because the food I had was served hot and very tasty including the generous portions of Shrimp Lo Mein, Chicken Chow Mein, and sides of pork fried rice and egg rolls. I got my food quickly on a very busy night and I was very hungry. I had plenty of leftovers too!