Good Luck

I ordered twice recently. Here's the good... 1 of 3 mains was inadvertantly left out of previous order... 30-40 minutes later, before I was going to call them, there was a knock at my door and someone from the restaurant delivered it. That was greatly appreciated and an example of excellent customer service. They realized their mistake and took responsibility instead of waiting to see if I would call. Good on them, and that is why I wish this place to do well.The less than stellar is that the food has gone down hill recently -one of their cooks is terrible.4 star dishes...Beef Szechuan Style was good but needed a bit more beef -was celery heavy.General Tso's Chicken good/solid and plenty of chicken3 starsMeat Dumplings -would suggest skippingChicken with Corn Soup was not delivered and instead was sent typical egg drop soup (no chicken or corn pieces in it) but is OK, slighly saltyMoo Shu Vegetable ingredients were decent quality and pancakes thick and large but dish could have been more flavorful.2 starsCurry Beef was insanely oily... but at least tasted OK otherwise. I had to pour off all the oil floating on top -truly gross and worthy of canning the chef who made it. The meat was passable but not high quality... would be 3/4 but I give it a 2 for copious amounts of oil and use of commercial frozen peas/carrots.Vegetable Egg Foo Young was large portion but attrocious and had literally zero seasoning... just garbage made... as if they just threw in whatever veg was around in quantities that didn't make sense / ingredients were not balanced -give it 1 star; however, on the side was a delicous but over salted brown gravy.Again, I wish them well and could easily overlook the mixup with left out order and wrong order of soup but not seasoning food with even a smidge of salt? How can you make an egg foo young pancake with zero salt, pepper or literally any other spices and just rely on pouring brown gravy on top? Based on last two orders, I give this place a 2 for taste with an extra star for good customer service. I cannot recommend at this time, but if they figure out which chef is messing up the food and replace that person... maybe they will be worthy of trying again in the future.

This family business is known for outstanding Chinese food! I order take out at least once a week from here. My favorite is the Singapore curry noodle dish w/ chicken and the spring rolls! Make sure you call them the next time you want the best Chinese food in the Alexandria! I promise you won't be disappointed!

This is one of the better fast food Americanized Chinese take-out only places. You can order online or call direct. Food is always consistently made. Portions are consistent and jam packed into the containers. I like spicy food and no matter how much I ask, it's never spicy enough. I just add my own chili oil at home.

I had the pleasure of ordering from Good Luck last night, and it did not disappoint! My food was ready in just 10 minutes, which was perfect for a quick dinner.The fried chicken was fantastic--crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and just a hint of spice. It was a bit too spicy for my niece, but my grandmother, who has some dental challenges, found it soft and easy to eat. The shrimp fried rice was delicious, and the crab rangoon was on point.The only downside was that the fried chicken is sold in bags of three wings each, so I had to order three bags to get a decent amount for my family. However, the excellent service and tasty food more than made up for this minor inconvenience. I'll definitely be back!

Simple, quick, and delicious neighborhood Chinese carry out! Love their tiered online ordering coupons/discounts. I have ordered a variety of their offered items and have no complaints about any of them. I have lived down the street from them for almost four years now and it has been remarkably consistent. I will continue to return!

Solid fast-food Chinese.My wife's favorite is the crispy beef which comes in a sweet and spicy sauce. I think my favorite might be their noodles. The service is fast, but there's not much room to wait so best to sit in your car or grab some drinks at 7-Eleven.

We decided to give Good Luck another try - I was a little nervous, as our previous experience was years ago, and it wasn't that memorable.We were craving for some Americanized Chinese fare, and we had read that this place serves up some good chow fun - so, we placed an order in-person and ordered the following:+Crab Rangoon - these were more flat and didn't have much filling, but it was still a good app to start off with; the sweet & sour dipping sauce wasn't overly sweet, either, which was great+Beef Chow Fun - this was pretty tasty; the noodles were slightly overcooked, but the flavors were spot on, and it was of a generous portion; definitely not as salty, which we appreciated, but you can doctor it up with some soy sauce and chili oil+General Tso's Shrimp - the shrimp was large, and you can request this to be extra spicy; however, there was no kick+Szechuan Crispy Beef - these were on the overly sweet side, as the sauce is definitely that; however, the beef itself was crispy, and you can request this to be extra spicy which may give a very slight kick to itThe rice that comes with the entrees were forgettable; they were kind of clumpy and mushy, and seemed kind of discolored.Note that this place is strictly a carry-out, so you'll have to call ahead and place orders or place orders in person; the place is definitely popular, as the phone continued to ring, and there were patrons coming in often for a pickup.Staff are pretty friendly and efficient. There are a couple of chairs inside you'd like to wait for your order.Parking available in the front.+beef chow fun+friendly & efficient staff+parking available

Ordered here a couple more times since the last review and they keep getting our online orders wrong. We ordered a Lo Mein dish and when we got home, opened it to see it was a Fried Rice instead. We overlooked this since it only happened once at that time.We went there again today and ordered our regular Beef Chow Fun and got home to find out it was Beef Lo Mein instead. The only reason we even went there was for the chow fun. Extremely disappointing that this keeps happening especially since the chow fun is more expensive. That is such a cheap move to do to loyal customers who drive 25+ minutes each way to come here and order over $30 of food each visit. This happened too many times to just be a coincidence.Will not be returning.

I got the Singapore noodles and there was a piece of egg that I bit into with a ton of egg shell. Gross. They also use bad oils because it really upset my stomach and the oil didn't digest well.

I have been on the hunt for decent Chinese food in my new hood, so had to check it out after looking at the decent reviews. It is a very unassuming place. No seats, just pick up and go. The staff were friendly and efficient. I got twice cooked pork, chicken fried rice and fried chicken dumplings to go. Order was ready on time if a little early.The twice cooked pork was good and had a surprising amount of heat (zing) - in a good way. The dumplings were decent. A little too doughy for my taste, but filling was flavorful. The fried rice was probably my least favorite. They did stuff A LOT of fried rice in the container, so there is that. It was greasier than I like and the rice seemed little underdone.Overall decent, not great. I will probably go back again and try a few others things to see if I find a keeper and see if the fried rice was a one time oops or if that is the way it always comes.