Lucky fortune cookery in dca reviews?

[Whistlebee]

I really like it. It's not like it's amazing Asian food but I feel like it's a decent meal. It probably helps that they are peanut free (or at least they used to be, double check if you have allergies) so it used to be the ONLY Asian restaurant we felt safe eating at. My daughter is doing OIT for her peanut allergy now so we can eat anywhere but we still enjoy it here too.

 

[Astylla]

wow a lot of differnet opinions but not all bad I'm glad to see. I hope the beef is good?

If you enjoy beef/steak I highly recommend the carne asada at the mexican place just across the way from Pacific Wharf cafe. I eat low carb so just get veggies instead of rice and extra guacamole/sour cream , etc.
It's one of our favorite places.
https://disneyland.disney.go.com/di...venture/cocina-cucamonga-mexican-grill/menus/

 

[kirstie101]

Lots of different opinions on here but I'll add mine. This is one of our favorite places to eat in the parks. My mom and I like the cocounut curry chicken, DH likes the spicy one, the kids love the edamame and they usually share a kids meal. We've been known to eat here multiple times each trip! We've been eating here for at least 5 years and have found it to be very consistent. We've never been disappointed. Portions are big enough to keep DH happy and mom and I usually don't finish ours. Its actually one of the meals I think about when Im not in Disney!

 

[cp11]

My daughter and I eat here every trip, but we also buy a loaf of sourdough bread and eat along with it. It has become our little tradition. Doesn't go together, I know, but it's our funny little thing. #traditions

 

[SMD]

My daughter and I eat here every trip, but we also buy a loaf of sourdough bread and eat along with it. It has become our little tradition. Doesn't go together, I know, but it's our funny little thing. #traditions

I know that value is relative when you're talking about theme park food prices, but I have an issue with feeling like I have to buy additional food to supplement an $11-$12 QS entree plus side.

 

[cp11]

I know that value is relative when you're talking about theme park food prices, but I have an issue with feeling like I have to buy additional food to supplement an $11-$12 QS entree plus side.

Oh, it's not because we need it, trust me. We just really like that stupid bread. Not good for us, we know.

 

[tzeitel]

Tried it in Oct and it was bland and greasy.