Lucky Star Seafood

We went there with a large group. The waiter did not come to our table until, after 20 minutes, we went to get one. They do not serve water with a dinner, and charge $3 for a coke, with no refills. I do not recommend the food, it is very greasy. Separate charges for rice and tea.

My company just held a small private dinner and i was really impressed with their service. The food was really good too ontop of that. It was a little pricey but then again, we were in our own little room with our own servers. We had lobster that night and i really liked it. It was cooked and seasoned really well.

I often go here with my brothers whenever their in town for dim sum. The dim sum is reasonably priced but the service depending how busy they are is sometimes slow. The dim sum is good but they dont always have what im looking for or the cart just never makes it to my table. I would recommend this place to people who like dim sum for cheap.

I often go here with my family or church. It's a great location for huge events and parties-usually the traditional banquet sort. The food is very good- but if you don't like MSG, then this isn't really the place for you. The restraunt itself is pretty nice, especially on the inside.

The only time I go to Lucky Star is to have their Dimsum about once or twice a year. Yea, I guess their actual menu is good too. But their specialty would definitely be the dimsum during brunch time. I believe they have some sort of award in that department. So that is what they are known for. They just opened up a Lucky Star Buffet. I definitely do NOT recommend that. I feel that the buffet exists just to have a buffet, and further the reputation of the restaurant. They have a huge variety. But just about none of it is good. So stick to their restaurant. It's definitely one of the nice Asian restaurants, with water foundations, pretty statues, a stage. Good for event hosting. Overall, it's a pretty good restaurant.

PROS: Dimsum, big place, good service
CONS: The buffet