Lucky Fortune Restaurant (喜运来酒家）

This is a very famous dim sum shop in the local Chinese community. The glutinous rice and chicken there tastes very good, and the shrimp dumplings are also very good. Most importantly, it is relatively cheap, so many people eat there. Please get in early to queue up.

This old shop in Auckland has a great reputation in the Chinese community, and many Kiwis also visit it. The dishes are classic, authentic, and moderately priced. I always eat until I have to lean on the wall. The boss is from Guangdong, and he has retained the old Guangdong morning tea model to the greatest extent. The cart shuttles through the bustling lobby, and you can travel back to old Guangdong in a second. The morning tea has a rich variety of styles, the taste is properly controlled, and all kinds of ingredients are authentic. It is really not easy to make morning tea so attentively in a foreign country! The shrimp dumplings are authentic, the shrimp meat is full and the portion is full, and it is addictive when served with shacha sauce or condensed milk! The rice noodle rolls are tender and smooth, and paired with secret soy sauce, it is fresh and fragrant! There is another luxurious configuration, the prawn fried dough sticks, which is satisfying! The chicken feet are soft and glutinous, melt in the mouth, the meat and bones are separated, and the salty and fresh taste is properly grasped! In a word, you don’t have to worry about not knowing how to order dishes when you come to this store. Everything is classic and you won’t make mistakes. Highly recommended!

Following the guidance of the local Chinese, I came here specially for morning tea. They have basically all the Cantonese dim sum, the shrimp steamed mai is delicious, and the shrimp dumplings and steamed fish fillets are also very good and very tasty.

I really think it's average, just close, the rice noodle rolls are very thick, the pineapple buns are also average, nothing special