Lucky Eight 同樂小炒皇

The food is fresh and delicious! Great for large groups. On the weekends while enjoying the garlic chicken you can do Karaoke !

A menu of Cantonese classics that runs the gamut from street food to banquet-style seafood dishes . The "lunch specials " section contains dozens of dishes for $6.50, available seemingly anytime.

Pride Of Lucky Eight, egg fried rice with XO sauce , beef chow fun , live seafood are all great.

The food IS as good as Manhattan . Try the lobster with black bean sauce .. It's INCREDIBLE as are their BBQ on rice dishes.

Roast pork w/ g8nger scallion sauce soo good...choy sum ,fried eggplant , Chicken is tender...friendly service to go.

Awesome family-style Cantonese restaurant – try the fried eggplant , fried anchovies , lobster with scallions and the Sichuan style string beans .

This is a restaurant that is clearly aimed at the local Chinese population. That means that the food is very good and the English is not.

Is Lucky Eight better than Chinese restaurants in Manhattan? Try the fried eggplant , hot & sour soup and garlic chicken and find out for yourself.

The Beijing style pork Chops are incredible. Avoid the Chinese broccoli . The fish taste is overpowering and does not suit the broccoli rabe .

Great chineese food

Get the roast pork . They have their own pig farm .

Everything is good here.

Vinegar. Spare. Ribs . Don't sleep.

Don't worry about a large party, they have additional seating below.. (With vip rooms) that's even nicer than the main floor!

Amazing Hk style lobster and Beijing pork chop !

Good luck NOT trying to get seconds, (or thirds) of the addictive ginger scallion sauce. David Cheng has nothing on Lucky Eight

Roast pork on rice

Crispy pig !!

Have the "Ging Dou Pai Quat" and the Fried Oyster ... it's amazing!!!

Eeeew idk gross bathroom unflushed eeew