Fortune Kitchen

Disappointed, I ordered food around 12:40 and didn’t even get the confirmation until 1:20 and by then I had left the place I was at and had to cancel the order which sucked. I didn’t get to try the food, and I was displeased at the service. I think for delivery I’ll skip it next time.

This place is okay, just okay. The appetizers are the best bet for tastiness, but the entrée’s are always fairly disappointing. Unfortunately, we haven’t found a better chinese delivery place in our neighborhood.

Not impressed. We ordered dinner one night and while the delivery was quick the food was not good. My shrimp weren’t de-​veined which is gross and we also ordered general tso’s chicken which was over cooked. We won’t be ordering from here again.

Horrible food. We ordered sesame chicken, orange beef and egg rolls. The chicken was mostly poor cuts of meat, completely dry and void of any flavor other than the pasty coating I presume was batter. The orange beef was not much better but at least reassembled what it was supposed to be. Even worse, we waiting 90 minutes for our order and I had to give the delivery driver navigation instructions 3 times and had to send him the address via text message before he figured it out. Our house is very easy to find no other delivery place has ever had trouble. It’s sad to say Chen’s Garden is the best Chinese food in our area, Chen’s is gourmet compared to this place.

Worst customer service!!! Called for delivery and said it would take 45 min. After an hour I called and spoke to the woman answering the phones and she told me it was on the way. 30 min later it was still not here so I called again and she was completely rude. So much for catering to your customers!!! She then informed me that she doesn’t know when it will arrive and can’t control where her drivers go. When the Food finally arrived it was cold (as anticipated for a 45 min delivery) and absolutely miserable. Wish we would have spent $ 30 for dinner elsewhere.
Avoid at all costs unless you want terrible service accompanied by shitty imitation Chinese food.

This was not good food and was cold. The sauce seemed like it had been long since dried onto the meet leaving little to no flavor on the meat. The pad Thai was also with little to no flavor. The portions were on the small side for dinner and it was not worth the prices.

Alright! I finally found a Chinese place in the East Denver area that has veggie meats! Not that Chinese tofu dishes aren’t good, but they can get old.
Fortune Kitchen offers vegetarian «chicken», «beef» & «shrimp». (I know right?) We tried the vegetarian orange chicken & the vegetarian kung po chicken, as well as 2 vegetarian egg rolls. All were awesome! The veg orange chicken was more of a breaded ball, & the kung po chicken was more of a thai gluten-​type consistency, each flavorful in their own way. Both came with white rice & a hefty amount of veggies — carrots, bell peppers, bamboo & water chestnuts… If you’re allergic to peanuts, though, skip the kung po, as it had a good amount of peanut halves mixed in.
Delivery service was fast, too — we were told it would be 45 minutes, but it was only 30! Friendly dude too. Yay!

I’m giving 1 star because I have ordered from here before and it was delicious, however after tonight I’m not so happy. The sesame chicken was over cooked and didn’t taste very well. My husband and I both ordered and neither of us were very satisfied.

90 minutes for a delivery on a Wednesday night. This is absolutely ridiculous. I could’ve gone and picked it up, and then I wouldn’t have to tip! The food was only okay. Pretty typical Chinese food. Prices are good. Overall, nothing special.

I realize there are a lot of poor reviews for FK, and although I’ve never had any problems with their delivery service (on-​time, reliable, orders always right), the real reason I’m giving them 4 stars is for their «vegetarian chicken». It’s totally vegan (no eggs! no dairy!), and delicious. So if you’re looking for a veggie or cholesteral-​free options, give them a try!

Went in for late afternoon lunch there were 3 employees I the place which was not so clean and it took over 20 minutes to get my one order (take out) prepared. Instead the employees laughed and talked on their cell phones in in the back while I waited. I’m not sure about the food I have not made it that far!!! When I came in 3 employees were sitting I the front. They were quick to take my order, collect money and nothing else!

My roommate and I ordered in on a snowy day, and I wish we never ordered at all. Everything except the steamed rice was inedible and we received poor service.
To begin, our order took 2.5 hours to deliver. I’m usually pretty easygoing when it comes to delivery food– I used to work at a pizza restaurant and I understand that a) stuff happens b) orders on snowy days can take significantly longer that expected and c) sometimes orders get lost! So, I’m honestly not too upset that the delivery took so long, we weren’t in a hurry.
Two hours after we placed the order, I called in and was hung up on by staff 3 times. On the 4^th time I called, somebody was finally able to help me. She looked up the order online and discovered that our order had gone overlooked by mistake, but they would have food to us within 30 minutes.
…30 minutes later and food was here! However, our meat was very low quality, fatty, stringy and chewy. My roommate ordered sesame chicken and it was significantly over-​fried. By this, I mean there was little meat and a thick, crunchy, greasy breading. The spring rolls we ordered had meat in them, which was unexpected; I wish this information had been disclosed to us on the menu.
I’d have to say the fried won tons we ordered were the best part. We could see and taste crab meat in the filling, which seemed homemade. (Unfortunately, I don’t like fish, so these were also inedible)

I ordered delivery. It was sesame chicken and something else. It was so bad. You could tell it was thrown together with cheap ingredients. Never again.

My workplace has been placing delivery orders from Fortune Kitchen for a very long time now. They’re truly our go-​to spot when we’re seeking some filling, tasty, and above all affordable Chinese food. So with that in mind, why don’t I tell y’all a few things about them?
The vast majority of Fortune Kitchen’s business revolves around takeout and delivery — which is just as well since the space itself is shoebox-​like. But as «they» are so fond of stating, good things do indeed come in small packages at this Aurora establishment. Case in point — the General Tso’s chicken which achieves a (sadly not-​often-​found) harmony of sweet, tangy and spicy tastes on the same plate. Another standout idea is the soul-​stirring and very fragrant basil beef. Are you leaning more towards seafood, and seeking an extra «oomph» to your lunch? Then why not try the Kung Pao shrimp? Yes, it packs a powerful chili punch — but not so much that its shrimpy nuttiness (feel free to use that expression in your review!) is hopelessly drowned out. I could just go on and on discussing the possible options here — and actually, I plan on doing just that, so pour yourself a refreshing beverage while I continue.
While most of this review has been devoted to more, uh, fleshy pursuits, I don’t want to give the impression that Fortune Kitchen skips over meatless items entirely. No sir! They in fact have quite a few ideas for you if you’re eschewing meat — do a stirfry of mixed veggies in garlic sauce or even a heap of sesame tofu sound good? Yep, I just had a feeling you might answer in the affirmative on that one. That tofu is also available drenched in a sweet/​savory peanut sauce — which handily brings me to the fact that Fortune Kitchen now also boasts a few Thai creations for your delectation. And quite nice they are too, whether you’re hankering for some coconutty/​peanutty Panang curry, or revitalizing Drunken Noodles (with plenty of crunchy bean sprouts), or even the meat-​and-​egg noodle free-​for-​all usually going by the moniker Pad Thai. One taste of any of these, and I think you’ll agree with my coworkers!

Ordered delivery from here today and paid $ 18 for their Chicken Lo Mein and General Tso’s Chicken (anyone who reads my reviews knows that’s all I get at a Chinese restaurant) lunch plates. The General Tso’s was just ok and the Lo Mein was slightly better. The wontons that came with the meal was probably the best part. The price wasn’t bad but there are plenty of better options in the area.

The food had no flavor as if it was just rubber cut up the egg rolls were burn and the rice was under cook leaving it hard to bite will not order from here again

this is the only decent place to order Chinese food from my work place. it has always been ok but this last order I place a call after placing an online order for lunch. I mention the coupon that i wanted to be apply. n when the food got here was missing items. At this point am upset.
So the lunch especial comes with a coke and a egg roll, the coupon was for 2 free eggrolls
After placing 2 lunch specials
I got only one soda, one egg room n no sweet n sour sauce that i requested for my stuff.
Check your order or delivery or picking up

⁷⁄₃₁ we ordered online at 2:32 our food came at 3:36 so about an hour wait. We ordered sweet and sour pork, chicken pad ti, crab cheese wontons and sesame chicken. I took a bite of the wontons seemed old and had a weird flavor. Served my son the chicken it seemed ok. My boyfriend ate a piece of the sweet and sour pork and all I heard was a Big Crunch !! He immediately spits it out. Cracks the piece open and the pork was old I mean dry discolored. Looked like something you would see laying next to a dumpster. Just for fun we started joking to see if our dog would eat it. Our dog spits it out! What no way. So we get the whole box and put it on the floor next to him. Nothing lol won’t even eat it smells it and just sits there. Our dog loves meat!!! So I call a lady answers the phone tells us to bring the food back for a refund. We take all our food back even half the sesame chicken my son refused to finish eating. We get there only 2 miles away. Offers to recook the food. At this point we didn’t want it or anything for free just our 36 $ and some change back. She told us to leave the food and come back at 5pm when the owner gets there because she does not know how to do a refund. That was at 4: 20 pm. We came back at 5 pm. The owner refused to give us our money or food back and called the cops. 36 $ may not be a lot to you. That’s my money I refuse to give my money away. I don’t care if it’s a dollar.

First off, they are open till 10pm. That’s a plus for Aurora! Fast delivery, great food. Awesome customer service. I suggest this place to everyone, using the GrubHub app makes the experience great. I’ve ordered from them 7 times at this point and am always amazed at the cost, food, and customer service. — as an extra bonus? They do desert as well! Hello slice of heaven… well actually cake, but still.

I ordered online through Unilocal and Eat24 from Fortune Kitchen. I did get the order sooner than the estimated hour wait for delivery. It was well packaged and the soup hadn’t spilled, but after biting into one of the wontons from the soup, what looked like a dead roach floated to the top of the container.
I called Fortune Kitchen and the man that answere the phone listened to me about finding the bug in the soup. He said he’d call the online service and request that the soup charge be removed from my order, but about 5 minutes later, the guy called back to say that he thought maybe I’d mistaken a «fried onion» for a bug. I assured it him that the bug had legs and a head, and I took a photo of it in the soup. He told me again that he’d call to have the charge removed.
I did bravely eat the shrimp combination I ordered; though I had specified white sauce instead of brown, it had been cooked with brown sauce. It didn’t taste bad, but after the bug issue, I can’t say I would have ever found it to be the best shrimp with veggies I’d had.
I didn’t eat the chicken and snow peas, but did eat a middle of the road egg roll.
I ended up chatting online with an Eat24 rep who asked for me to send the photo to him, and after seeing the bug in the soup, Eat24 promptly removed the soup charge from my order. So, while I won’t likely order from Fortune Kitchen again, I am happy with the Eat24 group – they were really responsive and helpful.