Good Fortune Chinese Restaurant - (Near Hampshire, london)

Cars & Touring One of the best restaurant in Portsmouth. This is one of my home to home place. The kitchen has been renovated recently. The new dishes were undoubtedly successful. I opted for the chefs recommended -the duck. The presentation was a work of art with the dark cooker the to profession juicy inside and crisp outsiide. The mango reduction gave the dish an wonderful exotic twist. The bust of sweetness that complemented the rich flavour of the meat beautifully. The dish was accompaniment by some roasted sweet potato and some seasonal salad. It gave a satisfying balance and fulfillment. Definitely will go back and have more!

Helena S. One of the best if not the best dry aged burger Ive tried in the UK so far (Ive been to places in London that say they have dry aged but its not the same..). Well done you guys! I live in Spain where there is a lot of dry aged meat burger culture and the burgers from here do taste dry aged. The key is to order the burger pink and without any heavy sauce. Will definitely go back here.

Paul Dunstan Service was great, food excellent and even accommodated some changes to the menu. Probably one of the best cafes in Portsmouth for home cooked food at affordable prices.

Lizzy Beans Stopped for breakfast. Had the veggie option and asked for brown toast. What we did get was lukewarm at best, white bread/toast (which had barely seen a flame), beans were tepid too. The restaurant was cold too, which probably didnt help. On the plus side the coffee was nice.

X X Looks are deceiving, unassuming appearance that contains within wonderful, friendly staff, excellent service, great food. Menu offers dishes with a choice of protein making it perfect for all. Tofu is cooked nicely, all very tasty and very filling. We come back time and time again. Highly recommend. Friends we take there say it’s the best recommendation they’ve had. About time we had an amazing eatery in the neighbourhood.

Sami I haven’t dined in yet, but I recently ordered my first takeaway and had mixed feelings about this place. Firstly, the entrance was a little confusing as the door signage wasn’t clear. I initially pulled on the wrong door. Once inside, I even thought I might be in the wrong restaurant and was about to ask for help, until I noticed the brand name above the counter. When I approached the till, the first staff member saw me but didn’t seem interested in engaging. I said hello and told him I was there to collect my takeaway. He was listening to music, looked at me briefly, then turned back to what he was doing. I was genuinely surprised that this kind of customer service was acceptable. It felt like he simply didn’t care. A short while later, a young woman served me and her attitude was completely different. She greeted me warmly, was efficient, and served me with a smile. She clearly made the effort, which I appreciated. I paid, collected my order, and left. The food itself was good, but I only tried one dish, so I don’t feel I have enough experience yet to fully recommend the restaurant. I ordered jollof rice with goat meat and coleslaw, which cost £18.50. While tasty, it does feel slightly on the expensive side. Side note: all their meat is halal.