Fortune Village

This place invokes mixed feelings about Chinese food.
This is a mixture of drive through, carry out and dine in. The ambiance is very plain. When we came it seemed the most popular option was drive-​thru.
First the cons: The vegetarian options are EXTREMELY limited to two — Vegetable Lo Mein, and, Chinese Vegetables with Fried Rice.
The pros: The portions are humongous. Since my wife and I are two people and there are two options we each tried one. Chinese vegetables with fried rice is the better option with a huge plate of vegetables and fried rice while the vegetable lo mein was also a huge serving it was mostly lo mein noodles with a small amount of vegetables.
The service was moderately quick and friendly while the prices were very reasonable, especially for the amount you get. Both of us had to have to-​go boxes since we couldn’t finish our meals.
Would we return? Maybe. Especially if they offered more vegetarian options, like spring rolls.

My wife and I love Chinese food and decided to try this restaurant last night. I was very disappointed. We ordered the beef lo mein, shrimp fried rice and a side order of fried wontons. I have so much to say that I’ve reserved a whole paragraph for each order.
The beef lo mein was the best thing we had. I say this with regret because at best it was tasteless and greasy. Most beef lo mein dishes have a salty taste with some spice and a little bit of sweetness from the noodles. Besides a slight difference in texture between the beef and the noodles, the only thing I could taste was grease.

Shrimp fried rice is a hard dish to get wrong. I’ve never had terrible shrimp fried rice from any establishment until now. The rice was dry and bland. I’ve had better fried rice from a frozen meal. Actually, I’ve had much better fried rice from frozen meals. Speaking of frozen, the shrimp were clearly frozen for far too long and cooked completely wrong. The shrimp were mushy and completely tasteless. It was like I put a soggy piece of bread in my mouth mixed with rice.
The wontons should be re-​marketed as chips. They were so hard that I had to break them apart by hand into small pieces just to eat them. That’s pretty bad considering I love the texture of beef jerky. I had to take them away from my son because I was worried he would puncture the roof of his mouth. Inside was wrapped a single piece of unidentifiable meat roughly half the size of the last knuckle of my pinky finger and that was it.
If you’re in Springfield and looking for Chinese, find a different restaurant or save your money and grab a frozen meal from Kroger. It will be far more satisfying than anything you could buy here.

Not the best Asian cuisine in the world but excellent value, portions, and taste. Yes you may need some extra soy or chili paste but you get served a good meal at a good price. The best ive found in Robertson county so far

Great place! Good Chinese food. It must be, it has been in business probably 20 years now. Usually a line, which says people love it. My experience here has always been great, even though I have heard some people say otherwise. Over the years I have been here probably 500 times at least, never disappointed. Don’t let the looks fool you, give it a shot.

Possibly the worst sesame chicken that has ever crossed my teeth. And the fried rice was closer to mush. Not sure where the previous reviewers have eaten but this was horrible.

Great food at great prices! We always have the #7, chicken in hot garlic sauce. We get it mild, because it’s just too hot otherwise. All the food is good, and I’ve never had anything bad in tne 15 years we have been eating there. The eggrolls are greasy good and if you get the wonton soup get extra noodles.

We ate dinner here tonight. As the previous reviewer noted, the egg roll was yummy! The wonton soup was also very tasty. We also had the Beef & Chinese Vegetables. Not the best we’ve had, but close. Lots of fresh, crunchy vegetables and large pieces of beef. The dining room was very plain, but don’t let that scare you away. They have a large carry out clientele with a convenient drive-​up window.