Fortune Wok Chinese Restaurant

Lorenzo Sanchez 2 months ago

Amazing for the price considering the top quality of the food. The crab rangoons were out of this world fr and the honey wings and lo mein were delicious. Only spent $20 but I wish there was an option for a custom tip bc the first option was about 10%-15% and for takeout i usually only tip $1-$2. Regardless, posting before I order again rn because i saw they got a bad review SMH

Kay Hollar 2 months ago

If you’re looking for the best Chinese takeout in Charlotte, stop scrolling and go to Fortune Wok Chinese Restaurant. This place checks every box spotlessly clean, lightning-fast service, and consistently delicious food. Every dish comes out fresh, hot, and packed with flavor. The portions are generous, the ingredients taste fresh, and you can tell they actually care about the quality. Whether you’re craving house fried rice, spareribs, wings, or your favorite classic Chinese dish, Fortune Wok delivers every single time 💯. It’s become my go-to spot, and after one visit, you’ll understand why. Easily one of Charlotte’s best hidden gems for Chinese takeout. Highly recommend!

Tai'E Davis 4 months ago

Fell into this hidden gem the other day on the way to work... This House Fried Rice was the best I've had in a long time. The honey wings were good too!! I will definitely be back.

Isaiah Cleveland 8 months ago

Stopped in on my lunch break and this chicken wings & shrimp fried rice absolutely delivered. The rice was packed with nice-size shrimp, cooked just right, and full of flavor—not dry, not greasy. The chicken wings were fried to perfection: crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, exactly how they’re supposed to be. Portion size was solid, food came out hot, and it hit the spot without putting me in a food coma for the rest of the workday. This is one of those low-key, reliable spots that understands the assignment. Bottom line: great food, no shortcuts, money well spent. I’ll definitely be back.

Toni Edited 9 months ago

For the Chicken with Broccoli, the brown sauce was VERY bland and it was mostly oil. The brown sauce is the best part of ordering Chicken and Broccoli. You could actually see the oil separating from the sauce, the sauce was very thin, and usually it has more salt and I think also sweetness. So I guess not enough cornstarch, broth, and maybe Hoisin? It was actually Broccoli with Chicken, cause there was hardly any chicken. For the Shrimp Egg Foo Young, ehhh. Usually when I order egg foo young, there's plenty of veggies in the pancake in addition to the protein ordered. There were some green onions I think, but that was it along with the shrimp. It was also fried a little too long, cause it was dark brown on the outside. Came with sauce which was pretty heavy on the soy sauce cause it was really salty (I always use reduced sodium soy sauce cause I find it so salty). Ironically, it was the only thing that wasn't bland. The white rice was hard in the container. Lastly, the Subgum Wonton Soup. I've never had Subgum Wonton Soup, but after searching about it, I learned that it had such a good mix of meats and veggies that it seemed like a major bang for your buck. Everything was super f