I recently had dim sum at another place, and all I could think was how much I missed fortune wheel! My whole family have been loyal customers here since they opened, with my parents even having their engagement party here back in the 90's. We come to fortune wheel for lunches, dinners, birthdays, graduations, and of course Chinese new year. Sometimes they have off days, usually if it's not crowded and they're not cranking out as much food, but the dim sum service at fortune wheel is almost always fantastic. For dim sum you have to get their foo juk. It's one of my all time favorite foods, basically a tofu skin roll filled with pork, mushrooms, and veggies. The shrimp and scallion dumplings are amazing too, and when they have them, the fried shrimp balls are what dreams are made of!!! I also love their classic siu mai, baked char siu bao, and triangular char siu pastries that flake apart and melt in your mouth. The har gao are delicious, and so are their red bean filled sesame balls. Sautéed pea shoots, baby bok choy, and Chinese broccoli are always fresh, garlicky, and crunchy- never overcooked. Their dan tat are very pleasant, and when we're done feasting we've received fortune cookies, orange slices and lychees for a light refreshing dessert. Their dinner options are equally fantastic. Recently for my grandfather's 80th birthday we had a big banquet with all his favorites, and they pulled out all the stops. Of course we had the long hand pulled noodles, a whole fried fish with meat that fell off the bone, Chinese broccoli, fried rice with chicken and vegetable stir fry, eggplant with shrimp (forgetting the name of the dish), shrimp balls, and a delicious juicy soy sauce chicken served rather amusingly with a side of Pringles. Their jasmine tea is also the best, and they've got the good teapots that allow minimal leaves and flowers into your cup. Inside the restaurant is very homey with prints and engraved mirrors that make me feel like I'm in my grandparents' living room- in the best way!!

Fortune Wheel a place I stop on occasion when in area. It's been here for many years. Food always fresh, help yourself to packets, chopsticks etc. Gave order for takeout Rainbow Chicken with rice. Delicious.

Better than very good, but it's not a five star place. It's a survivor. Real authentic Chinese food, priced right. If you know what to order, it's much better than takeout, and much cheaper than the high end places that cost double on Long Island. By Long Island standards, it's a gem to cherish.

This restaurant is next to Bj's wholesale store, they serve Dim Sum. And dinner. As you walk in there are tanks with live fish, crab, and lobster. Saturday and Sunday they have rolling carts that go around with different Dim Sum so you can pick out what you want. During weekday you need to ordered from menu and they will make to order, which I think is much better than on weekend, the food comes out hot and freshly made. We ordered pan fried noodles with chicken, and a shrimp patty with taro root thinly slice and deep fried, so good, fried shrimp balls, sesame ball with lotus paste filling, and e-fu noodle bland and too much moisture. Would come here during weekday and have made to order Dim Sum, that comes out hot and fresh.

This is still our favorite Dim Sum restaurant. We have been going here for a few years now and the food continues to be delicious! We have come here for lunch, dinner and dimsum. On the weekends, you can order dim sum from the cart or from the kitchen. The sesame balls, chicken feet, pork shumai, sticky rice - all fabulous. We love the peking porkchops and beef pan fried noodles when we order from the kitchen. It is a real authentic Chinese food restaurant. Seating for small groups and also large groups.

Such a great authentic Chinese restaurant in Long Island! I came here for a gathering and the staff works quick! The food was delicious and I especially loved their Peking pork and fish. The portions were large and flavorful as well. I would definitely come back here to try out their dim sum! It's hard finding spots like this out here I think, but this is a spot I'd love going to often.

This place is a cute little gem. I love their dim sum. Have only ordered to go but they have a nice dining room. I'll dine in with a group one day. One interesting fact. The servers were mature Chinese men. I liked that. Reminded me of talking to my grandpa.