Lucky Corner Chinese Restaurant

I love Lucky Corner. Quick, good, Chinese take out. Simple. We get take out all the time. There are a couple tables to sit inside, but we live around the corner.

This place isn’t good at all. Food is gross. Crab Rangoon taste old and smelled. Employees are rude and act like duck sauce is gold. Stay away. I don’t think there are any good Chinese food places around here

A typical neighborhood chinese restaurant with similar fare you would find at any local establishment of its ilk. Like all of these restaurants you will find some items you prefer and some you will not like as much. If you atre a local resident it is an adequate fast food option.

If you live in town and don’t want to drive far, this is it with a pu-​pu platter order and some rice and a 7 – 11 stop for some beer and you are good and happy~

Good for the usual pu pu platter order, most other dishes are a little off. There are better places for chinese if you don’t mind driving an extra 10 minutes, but as far as in town this is the best your going to get!

Lucky Corner just opened a few months ago. Located in the Raymond Shopping Center, Lucky Corner is the «new kid on the block» which serves up a basic Chinese menu plus Hunan, Szechuan, and Curry specialties. 25 Luncheon Specials ($ 5.15-$ 5.50) and 25 Special Combinations ($ 7.25-$ 7.50) are offered. Funny thing, they have very similar/​identical prices and offerings as their competition (China One) around the corner.
The bright place has an open kitchen and there are four shiny wood tables (for 4) for eat-​in customers. The staff here is ²⁰⁄₃₀ something Chinese guys and they really hustle to get those large orders ready for pickup. Last night, I saw a lot of people stopping here to pick up large orders of food before the big snowstorm. I’ve stopped here for takeout and ordered a bunch of appetizers (Pu Pu Platter) including teriyakis, egg rolls, crab rangoons, chicken fingers, chicken wings, spareribs with an order of pork fried rice, overall greasy, but decent tasting food, priced right.