Great food and ambiance. Emilia made us feel special. We will be back. Especially for the dumplings

This place is BOMB! Y'all have to come here. The restaurant is so beautiful. The interior decor is so cool and v Chinese. We mainly came here for drinks, but I did order a hot and sour soup and it was delicious!!! Service was a bit odd and inconsistent. But overall, I would come back :)

Fortune House is so good! The chili wontons are my fave!! The orange chicken and sesame chicken are so good! I really have no complaints.

I visited Fortune House with a coworker back in November while in town for a conference. He was chatted up a woman on his flight and he asked for suggestions in Dallas and she suggested Fortune House. So we grabbed our rental and headed over. First off, Fortune House is located in a really cool neighborhood of Dallas called Greenville. Lots of restaurants and shops line Greenville avenue and it looked as if anyplace you went to would be a great meal. However, we were told the dumplings were awesome! It was a beautiful day and we decided to sit outside. The server was extremely friendly and welcoming and walked us through the menu. Unfortunately, they were out of a few items and that initially bummed us out as it was a Saturday afternoon and they were out of staple items already. However, we moved past this and ordered a few items. We ordered the Pan Fried Pork Buns (so friggin good!), Shrimp & Pork Dumplings (very tasty), and the Pork Xiao Long Bao (also very good). They were out of all of their chicken dumplings. We also ordered the Shanghai Baby Ribs which were cut into small pieces and were just okay. We also ordered their Fried Rice which was also very good. All dishes were enough to share and all were very good. The atmosphere was lively as a lot of young groups were sitting outside. A younger couple sat down next to us and we had a nice conversation with the local couple who began chatting us up as they overheard our convo and had some questions about our lines of work. On top of all this, the prices were very reasonable including the alcoholic beverages we both ordered. Fortune House is well worth the trip into Lower Greenville and if you have time after your delicious meal, stop and enjoy the shops and take in the local flavors.

The wife and I had some cravings to try some dumplings tonight so we headed over to Fortune House.. We made a reservation because I was told that it gets pretty busy there. The host and staff were very welcoming. We order a few items from the Menu. I'll be honest, the Pork dumplings really lack flavor, but the other items were good. The ambiance is very chill and the place was very nice. Maybe next time I will give there noodles a try and some sesame chicken.. great place over all.

First visit and it was really nice. When we said it was our first visit, the waiter brought out a couple of free samples, which was impressive. With his recommendations (and the tastes we had), we ended up having Pork Xiao Long Bao, Twice Cooked Pork lunch, and Eggplant & Fried Togu in Hot Garlic Sauce lunch. Excellent lunches, and we wanted more, but we were quite full. Also, we normally take pictures, but we'd eaten it all before realizing we needed to do so... definitely recommended, especially when we went (right before lunch ended, and it was not full at all).

Busy Thursday night for dinner but we had reservations for four and were seats right away. Tip: We should have brought five canned goods for their November food drive to save 15% off our table tab. Cocktails: green tea vodka shots serve in a teapot, and Moscow mule were good Food: Known for the dumplings which were very good. Th scallion pancakes says 2 on the menu but one order could have served thefour of us because it was a big order. They were crispy, light, and had a nice dipping sauce with it. We enjoys the spicy green beans, steamed rice, and salt and pepper fish. The whole tea smoked duck was overcooked and cut strangely so every piece was dry and full of bones so it was disappointing since we are more fans of Peking Duck where the meat is sliced and easier to eat on a bun. We would not order it again. Parking : available in an open lot across the street in block away behind the Truck Yard Parking, across the street from Trader Joes. Service: Attentive and fast. Water pitchers brought to the table was smart for refills. Ambiance: Noisy from a full restaurant but we could still hear one another seated inside in the back by the stairs.

We celebrated my sister's birthday on Saturday night and it was a truly enjoyable experience! I made reservations for 7:15 on Resy. Our party of 3 arrived about 15 mins early and were greeted with smiles and friendliness. We were immediately taken to a round table near the middle of the floor. The decor was beautiful; wooden accents and traditional paper lighting throughout. Our waiter Jose arrived promptly. He was courteous and patient while we viewed the menu which was pretty extensive. For drinks, we ordered martini's with Lychee fruit which were outstanding! Not too strong or sweet.. perfectly balanced. For dinner, we started with the vegetable eggrolls. They are more like spring rolls but tasty. We also ordered the scallion pancakes. I didn't dislike the pancakes but they did lack a bit of flavor. A side of sweet and sour sauce accompanied them which helped a bit. For mains, the pan seared dumpling sampler, crispy ginger beef, spicy dried green beans and Yang fried rice. Everything was flavorful and shareable. And since it was my sister's bday, she received a complementary dessert which was three steamed buns with what I believe was a vanilla custard inside. Those were good light, fluffy and pretty good. All in all, great service and good. We'll definitely be back!

Booked a reservation online within an hour of dining in for 6:30. The restaurant offers different seating area from the interior, garden area and patio. The passion fruit green tea was spectacular. I wish they had boba as an add-on option. The tea and syrups are made in-house I believe. It was perfectly sweet and full of flavor. Ordered the chicken dumplings (steamed and pan fried). Would've appreciated the waiter letting us know beforehand that this would be an extra charge and not be confused when the bill came. The dumplings were decent but nothing to write home about. The walnut shrimp dish was good. The shrimp are colossal! It was served with your choice of fried rice or regular jasmine rice. It does have more sauce than I hoped. The garlic broccoli with the white sauce was the perfect veggie dish. My friend ordered the green beans. I hate green beans but these were surprisingly so good. It's served in a delicious garlicky/spicy sauce that's addicting. Service gradually decreased as the late dinner crowd dinned in. Overall a good dining experience, interested in trying some other things.