But, this fit right in with my, umm, See Food Diet 😉 History Lesson Seafood Dumplings – By this time we had seen, and offered, a lot of Dim Sum. Shrimp Dumplings – We could all agree that it did contain Shrimp, and we liked it. I was expecting some veggies and stuff inside a fried roll.

Mee Tsu Yan said “give me more more more”.įu Pay Quen – This wasn’t the dish I thought it was going to be. The ingredients are ground pork, whole and chopped shrimp, and Chinese black mushroom. Shumai – Or is it “Shu Mai”? A type of traditional Chinese dumpling, originating from Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. Dim Sum Time!īefore our coats were even off, and our tushies in the seats, the first dish appeared on our table! He was a wealth of information, a great Server, and an asset to the Restaurant. We were in for not only a very pleasant surprise this morning, but also quite a history lesson regarding one of the dishes that we ate thanks to Wong, one of our many Servers. Your mileage may vary depending on how well you pronounce that. In case, you go for Dim Sum, and none of the Servers speak English, please memorize this phrase: 不，謝謝 (in case you’re not fluent in Chinese, try saying “Bù, xièxiè”). Thank goodness, they understood “No thank you!” well enough for us not to have every dish end up on our table. What was similar was the pushing of the carts and the pushing of the Dim Sum.

The other difference is that one or two of the Servers spoke some English. Compare that to the half hour plus wait we had at Asian Jade and Lake Pavilion in Flushing. By the time we were half way through the meal a small line had formed. One of the only differences between Dim Sum at Fortune Wheel and Dim Sum in Flushing and I imagine Chinatown is the wait. The shopping center is huge, and my GPS was doing me no favor, as it thought that Fortune Wheel was in a different location too.

The restaurant is kind of set back a bit and is between two giant box stores. This time even though I knew it was next to Best Buy, I still blew right past it. I’ve been there twice, and twice I drove right past it. Fortune Wheel is located at 3601 Hempstead Tpke., Levittown, NY 11756. Yesterday, Mee Tsu Yan, Mini Mee ( The “Dumpling King”), and Mee, err, I had the opportunity to go for Dim Sum at Fortune Wheel Seafood Restaurant. After we posted our review of Fortune Wheel Seafood Restaurant in Levittown, NY, we received lots of comments that we needed to try their Dim Sum in order to give the restaurant a fair, and complete review. When The Chinese Quest reviews Chinese restaurants, it’s always at dinner time. It is not often that we get to go out for Dim Sum.

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