Lucky Star Chinese

Restaurant was not busy at 7:30 on Tuesday but the service was excellent and the food was excellent as well. The beef ribs are a must have! The whole lobster was very good. ..$38 a bit pricy. My wife had the jelly fish salad and like it a lot. She also liked the shark fin soup. Not a perfect ambiance but who cares if the food was great. Definitely recommend this place.

I absolutely loved the ginger scallion Maine lobster, Chinese broccoli and vegetable fried rice that I ordered for take out. They prepared the food quickly and it was delicious. Very flavorful and they made the lobster slightly spicy upon our request. They also don’t use msg in their cooking and you can taste how fresh their ingredients are. I would highly recommend this place for takeout. The staff was also very friendly when I went to pick up my order. The lobster portion is big enough for two people with sides.

Ordered General Tsos chicken & Egg rolls at 1030pm on Saturday and was absolutely blown away. Quality was excellent and service prompt. Cannot wait to go back again:) Also seemed to have an American style menu with the food everyone would be familiar with. GG hen a completely separate menu for, what seemed to be, authentic Cantonese cuisine. Dying to dive deeper into the foreign dishes.

Absolutely terrible!! Will not recommend AT ALL. Waited about 20 mins when it was supposed to be 10 and when I got my food there wasn’t ANY sauce on my chicken and it looked like the chicken was old. Waste of $12!!Asked for pork fried rice and got what looked like white rice with soy sauce on it. The broccoli was the only decent looking part of the combination.

Order Hong Kong Style specifically. It is a different menu from what I could see. Much more authentic dishes. Wife (Vietnamese) and I had the America Style standard Chinese food here one day and it was good but not that much different than others in the area. Next day had the Hong Kong style menu and it really was fantastic. Different more unique flavors. The Beef Chow Fun tasted as close to NYC Chinatown Beef Chow Fun as I have had. Wife explained the way it was cooked from how it tasted but that is beyond my pay grade. They have 2 different audiences here. I would go Hong Kong style and highly recommend that part of it.

My wife and I were worried when we first went inside. There was no one there and we waited. Finally a pleasant man came and seated us. Still kind of wierd that there were no customers. We ordered and the food was pretty good. A little pricey but that is the way it is anymore. My wife and I ordered 2 different meals but the sauce was the same. Didn't expect that. Good wonton soup. It had slices of pork In It. I wasn't thrilled but I wasn't dissapointed either. I would probably go back.