Fortune Wheel Seafood Restaurant Inc

If you're craving Cantonese food on the Island then this is where you need to go. My in-laws have been going here for about 3 decades yes, 30 years. They're authentic with fast service and seriously good food. We've gone here for most birthdays and other celebrations and even just for weekend dim sum or dinner when we don't feel like cooking. They do take reservations so if you have a big party, I highly suggest calling ahead and booking your table otherwise if it's busy, you'll wait... Food is always on point. Peking duck? Yum. Razor clams? Yum. Sea Snails in black bean sauce? Yum! Pea pod leaves sautéed with garlic? Get it. Beef or seafood over crispy noodles? A must. Garlic chicken? They have Pringles as garnish! Salt and pepper squid? YUM. The fish casseroles are good and the fried flounder is a staple. The Cantonese style lobster or crab are YUMMY too. The list goes on.

I love their dimsum!! The staff are always friendly and take time to pick the one I really like. The taste is just perfect. Whenever I go to NY, they are the first place I go.Food: 5/5

I’d give 5 stars for the food if all I was reviewing was the dim sum. I come here a lot for dim sum and I’m never disappointed but whenever I get food to go, it’s terrible. Makes no sense that their in house food is amazing and to go sucks. I wish they’d make the food consistent. Service is a toss up, sometimes great, sometimes you are begging to just order a soda. But I’ve never had a terrible experience overall the service is solid.

Its a good spot for dim sum in Levittown. We tried a variety of dishes and everything was great! Would highly recommend trying the salt/pepper squid out of everything I had. I really wanted to have the sticky rice and although it said on the menu its only chicken filled, but turned out they also had sausages inside too. Ambiance is loud, but they have lots of sitting space. Service is quick and the staff is really nice. Prices are reasonable. We spent about $80 for 3 people and were super full.

the food was good, fast delivery the waiter gsve ys 2 wtong fushes but they looked good so we kept itRecommended dishesSoup

I ordered half fried chicken with fried rice and received half grilled chicken not fully cooked with white rice. Horrible, never eating there again. I would've been fine if it was cheap but that order was $36 all to the garbage Food: 1/5

This is an excellent Chinese restaurant in Levittown. The restaurant is spacious and the staff were all masked observing covid protocols. Featuring both take out and dine in, the menu has very good food choices to suit a varied taste. Both meat lovers and vegetarian can get a good selection. The wonton soup is an excellent starter in addition to their steamed pork buns. For the main course I had the prawns shrimps with straw mushrooms. This was in a delicatable sauce that also had snow pea pods and carrots. The other course was Beef with Garlic sauce which was another good tasting choice. The pork fried rice had green peas and sliced fried eggs along with pork. Over all this is a very good dinning choice and one of the best Chinese restaurants around. Located in the nassau mall next to BJs, there is ample parking. A good place for family or date night.

The Dim Sum here is decent for Long Island. I come here for the fried taro with minced shrimp they don’t sell this dish in queens anymore and the pan fried shrimp and chives patty. The pan fried noodles, chow mei fun and chow ho fun is good too.Food: 4/5

Haven't been back in years. Came here for dim sum with some relatives and then they had a traditional lion dance which lasted close to thirty minutes. Food was great and was comparable to the authenticity of eating Cantonese cuisine in Chinatown, NYC.

One of the best dim sum restaurants in Nassau county. Food is authentic, hot, and always delicious. I would give it a five star rating, except for the service can be a little slow, especially if you’re dining alone, i.e., not in a large party. So get there early to ensure you get everything you like, as they start running low on certain items as you get past the noon hour. Don Tat, baked Char Siu Bao, etc.