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GF Grand Fortune Restaurant

GF Grand Fortune Restaurant

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3.8 Google Review
4100 Monterey Rd #Ste 108, San Jose, California, 95111, United States
(408) 226-8888 www.gfgrandfortune.com
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Feb 26, 2018
One of the best Chinese Restaurants in San Jose for family banquets. The owner was super nice and arranged for our family's celebration of my parent's 40th anniversary. Hint: best time for private parties is on a Sunday night! We tried 5 different types of lobster dishes, definitely ask about that because they make it differently than others. The food was more on the salty side for me, but all of the kids enjoyed it all which is what matters. While most chinese restaurants are go-to for big weddings, this is a great place for family gatherings, reunions, anniversary etc where you can enjoy good affordable food and the owners will work with you for a memorable experience. Highly recommended. I'd definitely see the changes the new owners are trying to implement and taking this restaurant to the next level. I got married at this restaurant over 12 years ago and I wish I had this type of service and ambiance back then as they have now!

Feb 20, 2018
I love everything I had when I came here for dimsum. The seafood shiumai and fried chives cake were very tasty. Friendly staff and fast service. I'll definitely come back.

Mar 22, 2018
Good service from friendly staff. Reliably tasty food things

Dec 12, 2017
Good fresh seafood...especially when the lobster noodles go on sale for only $17. My kids love the peking spareribs and honey walnut shrimp. Awesome dim sum with delicious Shanghai dumplings!

Jan 13, 2018
Went here for an event. The food was pretty decent, it tasted like any other place. They probably get their food from the same distributors as other places. However, the pekking duck has less fat than other places.

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Opening Hours

Mon:5 pm - 9:30 pm
Tue:5 pm - 9:30 pm Today
Wed:5 pm - 9:30 pm
Thu:5 pm - 9:30 pm
Fri:5 pm - 9:30 pm
Sat:9:30 am - 10 pm