Lucky Seb’s

Amazing restaurant, always good. The kimchi fries are the best! I also got the fried rice with fried chicken and it was delicious. Definitely recommend!

This address was previously the location of 8 Flavors Chinese restaurant. The chef was the authentic Chinese chef previously at the Thai House. The current restaurant is Asian fusion with particularly interesting preparations.If you plan to dine in the restaurant, you will initially order at the counter. After that, there is table service. This is the procedure, regardless of whether you choose a table in the dining room or the bar area. We chose to sit in the dining room, which includes comfortable booths, but if you instead choose to sit in the bar area, you can watch the chef at work. If you are looking for an upscale restaurant with full table service, a large wine list, linen table cloths, and high prices, you will be disappointed. But if you are looking for interesting innovative preparations at moderate prices, you should try Lucky Seb's. In fact we were very surprised by what we found here.The bar offers cocktails, sparkling wines, Sake, and a house red wine (Pinot Noir) and a house white wine (Sauvignon Blanc) by the glass or by the bottle, along with a choice of beers and Japanese whiskeys. We ordered the Smoked Salmon Rangoons appetizer, the Vegetabao Dumplings, and the XO Fried Rice with crispy tofu. The preparations of each were interesting, innovative, and excellent. We also ordered a side of Calabrian Chili peppers. They were very hot peppers. Next time we likely will just order a hot sauce on the side.Next time we will probably try the Bing + Dip appetizer, a soup, perhaps the Cranberry Beet Salad, and the Veg in Chili Oil. This restaurant is an adventure in Asian fusion dining. If you haven't been here yet, you should give it a try. They offer home delivery. Closed on Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays.

What a really cool, creative spot. A bar but also a restaurant, cool but casual. Interesting Asian fusion food with lots of options, I had a really hard time choosing what to order. I went with the brisket red curry rice bowl. Every single ingredient was on point, from tender and soft beef pieces, flavorful curry, a little kick of spice, and yummy crunchy fried onion. It looks like a small bowl but between the rice, meat, and hidden potatoes, I was very fulfilled. I also tried my friends pork dumplings and they were massive and super juicy, the juices squirted everywhere when we bit in. I'd love to come back and try so much more.

Before arriving, I liked everything about this place. The name, the simple strip mall location, the little outdoor picnic area, food pics, reviews, everything. That's why I came here the first time. I'm not questioning all the above. Maybe I just got the wrong thing. I would never judge any place off of one visit. But I will say what I did get was really bad. I love pork belly, I like lettuce wraps, so I ordered the pork belly lettuce wraps. It was off the food specials menu (not the regular food menu). I figured it would be stellar, since it was a special menu. I've had a decent amount of pork belly, most of it via Thai or other Asian Fusion-type restaurants. This was really poorly prepared. Most places know you need to either really sear the outside so the inside stays almost creamy and tender, or dice it small (especially for lettuce wraps), or both. This was neither. It was cut like thick-sliced brisket (for lettuce wraps?) and cooked evenly like bad pork chop. It was chewy and inedible. The sticky rice was dry and crumbly. The Bibb lettuce was fresh, but narrow with a thick spine. The kimchi garnish/side was good, so there's that.Luckily I also ordered a cup of the soup of the day - a wonton combination soup. It wasn't bad, so at least I had some sustenance.I would imagine their Pho, Korean fried chicken, and other mainstream dishes are indeed amazing. For that reason, I may try this place again. Maybe.

Food was fantastic. Do not sleep on the kimchi fries! Dumplings were spot on and I would try more flavors on their menu. If you like smoked salmon dip then you have to get the salmon crab ragoon. We tried two of the fall cocktails, brown derby and spiked pear hot toddy which were good. I would eat there again the next time we are in Lawrence!

Absolutely wonderful. We ventured over to Lawerence after hearing about this place on Jasper's radio show and it was worth every mile driven. Loved everything

FOOD is DELICIOUS Asian fusion . They also have gluten free menu options such as fried rice with many options! The dumpling are handmade not store bought. The rice bowls were both flavorful and yummy! This is NOW our favorite place to eat in Lawrence. Avoid the busy MASS St. Area and seek this hidden gem hole in the wall out! Lots of parking out front. They have indoor and outdoor seating. We sat up front near the grill which was fun but next time we'll probably sit elsewhere since it got a little warm. next time we are going to try to Bao as they looked good. This place is popular for take out as many people were picking up food. Overall, Lucky Seb is a Lucky find!

High quality, tasty, creative fusion dishes at an affordable price. I loved the tikka masala dumplings -- hearty, good texture, and the sauce was great. I tried the Dan Dan noodles from their rotating menu and was pleased with the variety of fresh ingredients and the portion size. The brisket red curry was also a great choice. Our food didn't take long, but the place wasn't too busy either. I think it's enough of a hole in the wall that not everyone knows about it yet. They seem to be in the process of renovating part of the dining room right now, but it didn't affect our great experience. The only thing I wish they did differently was provide table service instead of ordering at the counter. I look forward to being a weekend regular here!

Wow! This place is fantastic! A fusion between Asian and Indian, eclectically crafting chicken dumplings with masala sauce or smoked briskest in a curry bowl. To say that the unexpected pairing of flavors are delicious is a real understatement. It's off the chain. The chicken Sammy is so juicy. Fries well seasoned. I didn't t try the roti but will try on the next visit. You can also order frozen dumplings to go. They also serve alcohol and have vegetarian options and specials.The spot is cozy - kind of reminds me of a new York eatery. I popped in on a Saturday and it had a steady flow of people. The employees are friendly and knowledgeable.I will definitely be back for the fried chicken Sammy that feeds 3! They are expanding. But for now there are a few more seating options in back until the expansion is complete. All the reviews are spot on - this is a must try . Again. And again.

Been going here for a while religiously. I loved how they used to do the walk up, order and then sit down. Went there a few weeks ago for my birthday though and they were slammed, which I understand but service was awful. Didn't get water for probably 15 minutes. We were there for probably an hour and 45 minutes and didn't get our food until we had been sitting there for 45 minutes. Dumplings were steamed all the way and were hard in some places. Ordered a NA negroni and didn't even get it until all we finished our food and already had our checks. Then went back for Valentine's Day, and service was better but I could tell the server hadn't been trained or just didn't know what he was doing. He gave us small plastic water cups while everyone else had the red cups for water. I also wish the mussels were served with an empty bowl for the empty muscles cause digging around was kinda a pain. Wish they would go back to how they used to be without the full dining service. Sucks cause this is honestly was my favorite restaurant in town.