I saw some reviews and a little confused at first but I do not take others words easily so tried myself and the bad reviews are just lame. Seems like they think they are entitled or can't live without complain about something. Agreat place to have a quick Chinese food with the price of fastfood chain. The people were very friendly and great service. Enjoyed the String bean chicken and it is a must try at the place if you like flavorful spicy (not really spicy) food. And a good thing is they do not warm Up the food when you order. They actually cook it and some people are not used to it or may be they are too used to the MCD style drive through to warm up the food and go. I prefer the place that prepare my food when I order.

My family and I ate here many times and the food has been consistently fresh & delicious. Until, today, I ordered the whole crispy chicken! It was so dry from being under the heat lamp or microwaved too long! I ordered an hr before to give them time to prepare it. It was ready in 15 mins! So of course it wasn't fresh. What a waste of $17! I should have gone to one of those Chinese BBQ places, like Tai Pan instead! Regarding the picture. I cut up lots of before and this isn't a whole . I just ate a thigh before I took the pic. Also, notice the skin. It has a shriveled appearance. That's how dry it is! I'll just cut it into smaller pieces and make salad sandwiches!

Fukee is an excellent lunch time choice for those who work in the area. There are not a lot of decent restaraunts in the area and this surpasses most that are just fast food chains. I notice many people say it is overpriced, but for two reasons I think it is well priced: first, it is not a full service restaraunt and thus you don't need to tip a server, second, the lunch specials are quite substantial for the price but not excessive. The employees are all very friendly. The outdoor seating is nice year round and very welcome as a getaway from spending all day within the office. My favorite dishes were the potato beef, chili chicken and string bean chicken.

For some reason I keep coming back to this restaurant. Perhaps its out of convenience but the fact that its a clean, well appointed Chinese food restaurant yet makes pretty tasty dishes, makes me want to hate it. The mongolian chicken has this sweet, rich flavor that packs some heat. And most of their dishes have that sweetish taste to it that I think is related to hoisin sauce. I would stay away from the chow mein as they use spaghetti noodles. They also have a family special that they allow you to do some light substitutions and it ends up being a pretty good deal. Overall, its a place i love to hate

I am very upset because incompetent employees work for this company, they promised me in the chat that they could call back today during working hours, but I waited a very long time for your call, no one answered me and I am very sorry that I worked with you, that is, I bought a car from your company was my Bitter experience and I wish you all that before you buy a car in this company, first think very carefully about the consequences and payments, thank you all, have a good working day

Asian fusion place has been around for close to 20 years. Large menu of entrees to share, with individual item lunch specials, appetizers, chicken rice plates and bargain priced family combinations. All you can drink beverage machine. Choose your spiciness. Smallish dining room. Very busy at lunchtime. They have digital menu boards displaying all menu items, so you know exactly what you're getting. Chicken, beef, fish, seafood and tofu items. You have to try this place out!

We stopped by here as Baja Fresh went out of business and this was located in the same plaza; next to Ross Dress for Less. To our surprise, the food was delicious! Their Saigon chow fun was flavorful, and ratio of noodles to vegetables, mushroom, tofu, shrimp, and chicken was perfect. We also had the steamed dim sum sampler; (2) items of their best sellers, and each had their own unique flavors. I would come back whenever I’m in the area.

Always clean. Friendly service. Good food, freshly made to order. Good portions and value. They have great dim sum and are always accommodating to my dietary restrictions.
Service
Take out
Meal type
Lunch
Price per person
$10–20
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
Recommended dishes
Pot Stickers, Dim Sum, Chicken Pad Thai

Cook has good fire control n care about decoration. However, I regret the tamarind soup: squid taste metallic, only pineapple is good n sweet. The fry noodle is too hard to eat. Pretty much self serve, no water is provided. Everything has chicken.. Toilet is ok.
Service
Dine in
Food: 2
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 3

Raw meat, not recommendable at all. Never ordering from this place again. I ordered the beef tenderloin Update : tried the pepper steak and it was delicious!
Service
Take out
Meal type
Lunch
Price per person
$20–30
Features
Dine in: No
Outdoor seating: No
Takeout: No
Delivery: No
Curbside pickup: No

Food was cold, especially the rice. The soup was hot, but had little flavor. The shrimp was somewhat soggy.
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Lunch
Price per person
$10–20
Food: 2
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 3
Parking space
Plenty of parking
Parking options
Free parking lot

Moved into general area last fall. Food was mediocre at best. Restaurant was dirty.
Price per person
$10–20
Food: 1
Service: 2
Atmosphere: 1
Parking space
Plenty of parking
Parking options
Free parking lot
Parking
In large shopping center. Lots of parking.

Cannot call a Chinese fast food if you can't cook fast. I came place order 4:46 and wait until 5:30 for my order. I guess they miss and did catch up realized I was still waiting. If you are hungry don't come. You're starve.
Service
Take out
Meal type
Dinner
Price per person
$30–50

Ordered delivery. The siu mai portion was missing 1 piece. The char siu buns are frozen ones you can find in supermarkets. The pineapple fried rice was decent. I can only recommend the dumplings and the hao gao.
Service
Delivery
Meal type
Dinner
Price per person
$10–20

Delicious food and hospitality. Fu Kee has one of the best Fried Rice I have ever tasted. I got their Orange Chicken lunch special, their orange chicken was crunchy and definitely homemade. You can see the chicken strips, nothing compared to Panda Express orange chicken.

I have good memories of this place from 16 years ago. I went there the other day just to see if they were still any good. The food tasted exactly as good as I remember. I was blown away. I love this restaurant. I go there everyday for lunch now.

Screw the other reviews. This place is awesome. Ok the service...you can't please every one. Been here many times and if there's ever an issue they fix it right away. Great restaurant, great people. Literally everything on the menu is fire

Have eaten here more times than I can count. Near many offices and the fare is yummy, portions are huge and service quick. Pretty much a no frills place. I will recommend this place over the other Asian restaurants in the area.

I love string bean chicken here.
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Lunch
Price per person
$10–20
Food: 5
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 3
Recommended dishes
Orange Chicken, String Bean Chicken

Really nice patient helpful lady at the register tonight. I have dietary issues and she was very kind and the food was great. Fresh made to order, not greasy or pre-made
Food: 4
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

I’ve enjoyed eating here however, tonight I ordered chow menu and they are using spaghetti noodles. The manager said it’s what they have used for the last 30 years? I know what I’ve ordered I the past and it wasn’t this.

We’ve gone to Fu Kee for years and it’s been reliable and quality for quite some time, but clearly something has happened in the past year. Our last few visits have lead to flavorless food at too high a price.

Coconut soup was very delicious and the pad thi
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Lunch
Price per person
$30–50
Parking
Parking near by.
Kid-friendliness
High chairs

This is an independaent restaurant and is excellent for the price with a large menu. My favorite is Crispy Tofu in Mandarin Sauce... Kinda on the spicy side with suated jalapeño's and red peppers.

Sticky counter, table and chairs. Very oily but fresh food. Lunch specials more pricey than other Asian equivelents. Average. Easy to forget but at least none of that weird MSG feeling afterward.

Had an order of the Crispy Tofu in Mandarin Sauce Lunch Special (~$10): deep-fried tofu w/soup & steamed rice. Food was delicious, staff was texting, and the ambiance was take-out friendly.

Wow！Nice place for Chinese food, fresh ingredients and wonderful taste, better than most of the express Chinese dining places! I like fish fillet lunch and thai ice tea as well.

Very good Chinese food. we had some fried dumplings and Cantonese styple noodles, which taste good. Recommended.
Service
Dine in
Meal type
Lunch

It's like Panda Express but more expensive. The chao mian was made with Spaghetti noodles? Very odd.
Meal type
Dinner
Price per person
$20–30

Nice large portions. Satisfied my greasy Chinese food craving
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5