Fortune Cookie Oriental Restaurant
119 S Hudson St, Altus, OK, 73521
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Address :
119 S Hudson St
Altus, OK, 73521 - Phone (580) 477-0775
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Specialities
- Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
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Douglas K.
I wouldn't rank this on my places to eat in Altus. I have eaten here a few times hoping it would be better, but I have only one decent meal which was Sesame Chicken...and can anyone mess that up? Their fried rice wasn't good and their Pad Thai had more fish sauce on it than I could handle. Not many choices for Oriental food in Altus, so if you are stuck eating here, go for something that is hard to mess up.
(2)Brian A.
Good oriental food with a huge menu. The owner is from Thailand so she can make you about anything you like. I've had the beef and brocholi, the combo fried rice and will try the curry soon. They do have a few american foods for the kids as well.
(5)Jennifer W.
Having recently moved to Altus, I was really disappointed by the lack of Asian restaurants in this town. I like all kinds of Asian cuisine...Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Thai, you name it, I like it. When the owner of the Thai grocery recommended Fortune Cookie, I was really excited! I have to say, I'm really disappointed. The menu is actually kind of small. It looks large because each protein is listed separately. There is a separate line item for each kind of protein with fried rice, sweet and sour, cashew, etc and then descriptions for each. There are none of the typical spicier dishes like Kung Pao, Mongolian or Hot & Spicy. No garlic chicken and I certainly didn't see any curry. I asked the lady at the counter if they could make something like kung pao chicken and she said no. But I could make anything spicy on a scale of 1 to 5. So not knowing their level of spicy I opted for cashew chicken at a level 3. The menu listed that this item came with white/green onion, mushroom, baby corn, and water chestnuts. I got the order to go because it was really hot in the restaurant. While I'm waiting for my order (she quoted 20 minutes) I'm reading the wall more carefully. My cashew chicken was listed at $11.95. Kind of pricey but worth it if it was good. But my order rang up at nearly $14. Still haven't figured that out yet since I didn't get any extras. I did see a sign that said 40 cents is added to take out orders. But then there was a separate sign that says $1 added to dine in orders except the large family dinner. What???? So after only 10 minutes of waiting, I get my order. It is super heavy, so I figure I have lunch for the next day as well. I get home and tear into the cashew chicken. First off, I realized what makes it a level 3 spicy. They have dumped a lot of dried red pepper flakes on top. I'm not a big fan of those so I try my best to scrape it off. Then I realize there is a ton of cabbage in it. Had I known that I wouldn't have ordered it. After I get most of that off, I'm left with about half of the volume. Then there's the chicken. It is definitely white meat chicken but it appears as if it was boiled. There was no seasoning or evidence that the chicken was browned at all. It was down right gross. The steamed rice which made up the majority of the dish tasted stale and had that crunchy bits as if it had been left out in the open too long. There was no sauce that I could tell and if there was, it was tasteless. Usually I'll give a place a second chance, but I don't think I can bring myself to go back there again. Needless to say, I made a frozen pizza and enjoyed it much more! Next time, I'll drive an hour to Lawton.
(1)Amy L.
I still miss this place, and I've been gone from Altus for nearly three years. It was the last thing I ate for dinner the night before the move. Their fried rice was to die for. I went to college in Sayre, and I used to drive all the way to Altus, and bring it home. Was still good cold. Thanks for being memorable! It's hard to find Chinese that rocks, but you guys have it going on! I'll be back someday!
(5)Alix Q.
I'm not really big on Asian food.. We decided to try this place because I wanted orange chicken... FYI they do NOT have orange chicken... Why? Because it's not americanised Chinese food. It's mostly Thai. Well I do like Thai pretty well so we decided to go ahead and get food from here. My fiancé ordered pepper steak with steamed rice and I got the chicken and broccoli with fried rice. I had them make mine the hottest they could and it was reallllly good!! All their ingredients are fresh and I do believe this is how fried rice should be done. Personally I think the bad reviews are people expecting Chinese food, well americanised Chinese food. They do have odd hours like everything in Altus
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