China Fortune

Great place to have for folks who reside in Elizabeth. I had the shrimp and seafood in lobster sauce and it was amazing. Highly recommended. Will be making this place a 'go to' for sure. Especially on days when a burger or pizza isn't gonna do it. Must try!

I have ordered here many many times over the years. I have never been disappointed by the food and my order may have had one tiny thing wrong once. The customer service is always great and the food is ready quickly (usually within 15 minutes of ordering). Their new website is easy to use, as well.

Consistently excellent! I always take out.The owners are friendly and speedy in food prep. Many thanks to them!

family gathering had mu shu and sampled many other items sorta had a buffet. not too bad

Standard (by that, I mean good) Chinese takeout joint. I get their Hunan chicken or Kung Pao, usually after I golf at Butler's. Their Hot & Sour soup is noteworthy - loaded with tofu, mushrooms and bamboo shoots and rich, dark and flavorful. Recommend.

This place is sub par at best. I ordered spring rolls, which were out of the microwave, General Tsos with white meat (I guess white means fats and dark meat) and extra broccoli, which means no broccoli, with fried rice which means that you get whatever they have. I also ordered the orange beef. I know what orange beef is supposed to taste like. They just used their Tso sauce and I got General Tso's fried fat, sinue and the rest of the cow garbage. I asked to check the order before I left and was told "order is right, you take." 0 on customer service, 0 on paying attention, 0 on caring, maybe a 1 on ingredients. If you want bad food, bad service and bad quality, come here.I would love to talk more about my experience here but don't know what to say. Don't go here!

When I write my novel, it will likely be titled "The Heartbreak of Chinese Food in Pittsburgh." It is a mystery to me that the Burgh gets so many kinds of food so right, and most of the Chinese food is just "meh." But that's where we are.We ordered sesame chicken and General Tso's chicken. My first clue that something was off? The only difference between the appearance of the two dishes was the sesame seeds. Would you be surprised to hear they tasted the same? Would you be surprised to hear they both tasted like sweet and sour chicken? I was.On the way in, we asked a guy leaving with his takeout order what he liked. "It's all good!" he said with genuine enthusiasm - I believe that because I am a little worried that every dish is pretty much the same thing, so if you like one, you'll like them all. Meanwhile, I will keep looking for really good sesame chicken. Is that too much to ask?

I enjoy the Fried Wontons. They are a good snack anytime. I eat a large Wonton soup at least twice a week. It is a good quick lunch or dinner.

Quality neighborhood Chinese restaurant. We were a little concerned about the lack of a website, but I'm glad we took a chance on this place after all. We got the Sesame Chicken and General Tsao's with shrimp egg rolls and it all tasted great; really big portions for the price too. They also are currently doing a contactless pickup for those worried about Covid-19.

Always well made but I am not a Chinese gourmet Best beef and broccoli around here and I love the general Tso 's chicken. Friendly nice people Always ready in 20 minutes and prices are reasonable