Lucky Dynasty

If I could give this spit less than one star I would. AT ALL COST! Stay away from this place! Horrible service, slow getting your food, can’t take order right and the food is crap! Again, do NOT! Come to this Chinese restaurant! POS!

Stopped here while randomly in search of food and it wasn’t such a bad choice.
I got the king pao chicken. So I thought I would just get the entrée but here I guess everything is made to be a combo. I’m not sure on this due to not making it clear what I wanted, although I didn’t know I had to, only the Kung pao chicken. I got a half serving of the chicken, two scoops full of rice (which was I’m assuming fried with soy sauce, not bad) and one crab Rangoon. Let me tell you the crab Rangoon had to be the worst I ever had. The inside was a almost tainted brown color and seemed like all old cream cheese. The wonton tasted like it was fried in old oil. You can do without this trust me, buffets have better tasting crab rangoons. It was done in a timely manner. Kung pao was good and tasted like the urban Chinese I use to have. I don’t like the fresh almost American Chinese other places serve. Price was 7.50 something like this. About two servings depending on how much you eat.
Worth it for some but not all.

I decided to try it out as it is close to work. I had the shrimp lo mein. The price was not bad at $ 7.80 with tax came with a crab rangoon. The amount of food was fine. I was very disappointed to see the shrimp in it were breaded and fried before getting put in the lo Mein. they wound up being soggy and really small. The crab Rangoon was put in the same container as the shrimp Lo mein and was soggy in the middle. The crab Rangoon and the shrimp had an after taste as if the fryer oil was too old. The Lo Mein noodles were actually spaghetti noodles. In a more remote area it may be ok to use spaghetti noodles but Lo Mein noodles are plentiful here and this is the only Chinese restaurant I have seen pass off spaghetti as Lo Mein in this region. Noodles themselves tasted ok, but the off taste of the shrimp seemed to affect them or maybe too much sauce, any way I will not be back.

Good value for the money. Very convenient with drive through. Average Americanized Chinese food. Will probably use again when need something substantial quickly to eat at my desk.

We have enjoyed everything we have tried here, from the General Tso’s Chicken, to the Beef with Vegetables, to their really creamy Crab Rangoons! Only downside is they never have any Chicken Cho Cho… Maybe one day I’ll get lucky!